The pier in the Baltic resort of Wustrow shines with 240 meters. It was built in 1992/93 and set on steel piers.
In 1886 there was already a wooden bridge, which was later destroyed by ice. Right at the beginning of the pier watches the sandstone sculpture "Swantewit" (2000/01, Christine Dewerny), which is an artistically realized reference to the origin and history of Wustrow.
Your destination:
Seebrücke Wustrow
Strandstraße
18347 Ostseebad Wustrow
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Flying manes, thundering hooves and whipping sand in front of beautiful Baltic Sea scenery
traditional custom on the Fischland
Beach, wellness and pleasure. An oasis of peace for adults. Feel the special atmosphere of the STRANDHOTEL DÜNENMEER in unique surroundings - right by the sea and in the dunes. Enjoy culinary highlights and exquisite wines or relax in our award-winning spa and wellness area - with a direct view of the dreamy Baltic Sea.
Watersportcenter Saal & Kitesportschool Simon
The Fischlandhaus is a listed high-ceilinged house in Neue Straße.
The six stations of the KRANICH path in the estate park trace the life of the crane. The station boards designed by artists provide orientation and installations encourage visitors to run, hide, attempt to fly or dance the crane dance. The trail is freely accessible in the park.
The open-air museum Klockenhagen is a historical village in a village, because on five hectares of parkland there are typical Mecklenburg farmhouses, barns, windmills and a village church.
in the port of Ribnitz
Children's playground at the village community center
Always worth a visit, even for non-water sports enthusiasts! Kitesurf & Canoe Born is a popular destination for surfing, camping, coffee and nature lovers.
The fishermen's church in Born impresses with its Darss architecture - completely made of wood and covered with a cane roof.
Büdnerei B14 is the former home of the famous German sculptor, draftsman and graphic artist Gerhard Marcks.
The Ahrenshoop Kunstkaten is an exhibition and events house managed by the Ahrenshoop tourist office and is one of the oldest galleries in Northern Germany. Throughout the year, visitors enjoy the changing exhibitions about the artists’ colony of Ahrenshoop, the subsequent generations of artists, all the way to the art of the present day.
Amber Gallery E stands for modern amber jewelry, decorations and utensils.
From Barbizon to the Baltic: See how naturalistic painting came to northern Germany.
The house has had a fine arrangement of regional literature for over 90 years, a cultural meeting place for artists and fans of art.
Being located directly behind the dunes the Künstlerquartier Seezeichen ensures exclusive holiday moments in Ahrenshoop.