In the Sportforum Wolgast, young and old can engage in a variety of sports.
The sports forum includes, among others, a grass and an artificial turf field, a judo hall and a chess room,
Your destination:
Sportforum Wolgast
August-Dähn-Straße
17438 Wolgast
SEETELHOTEL Hotel Nautic
- Triftweg, 17459 Ostseebad Koserow
Quiet yet central in the lively village of Koserow, the 4-star SEETELHOTEL Nautic Usedom Hotel & Spa is just a few minutes' walk from the Baltic Sea beach, the town center and idyllic scenic excursion destinations
Phenomena
- Open today
- Museumsstraße, 17449 Peenemünde
The Phänomenta in Peenemünde invites young and old on an exciting journey of discovery.
Climate forest Koserow
- Freely accessible at any time
- Damerow, 17459 Koserow
Not far from the narrowest part of the Island of Usedom, between Zempin and Koserow, the two climatic forests of Damerow and Koserow have been created under the direction of the Neu Pudagla forestry office.
Rungehaus Museum
- Kronwiekstraße, 17438 Wolgast
The museum Rungehaus is the birth house of the painter and romantic artist Philipp Otto Runge (1777-1810). Alongside Caspar David Friedrich, he is regarded as one of the most important painters and graphic artists of the German Romantic period.
Manor house Neuendorf
- Dorfstraße, 17440 Neuendorf
The manor house was consistently ecologically renovated and stands for climate-neutral, sustainable and allergy-suitable vacations.
Children's land Trassenheide
- Open today
- Wiesenweg, 17449 Trassenheide
Volcano, super slide, children's carousel, chamber of horrors, kettcars, trampoline, western ride, and much more.
Outdoor-Usedom water sports
- Open today
- Dorfstraße, 17440 Krummin
The Outdoor Usedom water sports station is located in the natural harbor of Krummin. Here you can hire kayaks and SUPs, go on kayak tours and the legendary children's pirate treasure hunt also starts here.
Museum Otto Niemeyer-Holstein Studio
- B111, Lüttenort, 17459 Koserow
The Otto Niemeyer-Holstein studio is one of the special attractions of the Island of Usedom: a refuge where art and nature meet directly.
Natural Harbor Krummin
- Freely accessible at any time
- Dorfstraße, 17440 Krummin
The natural harbor lies north of the island Usedom.
Krummin Manor House
- Dorfstraße, 17440 Krummin
Just a few steps away from the picturesque natural harbor on the Krumminer Wiek, the historic Krummin manor house awaits you on Usedom. Five lovingly furnished vacation apartments, four of which have wood-burning stoves, would like to be your home away from home. The roof terrace offers a unique view over the village.
Watermill Hanshagen
- Mühlenblick, 17509 Hanshagen
Visit the listed Watermill Hanshagen built in 1524. Experience the history, enjoy the superb Environment, eat, celebrate and stay overnight or get married here! Start your trips to the Hanse town Greifswald and Stralsund or to the Islands of Usedom or Rügen.
Vacation farm Alpaka Idylle
- Anklamer Chaussee, 17390 Rubkow
Experience and relax with our alpacas. Whether as a vacationer in the smart Tiny House, in the comfortable vacation apartment or as a visitor for an alpaca walk - here you can combine relaxation with rural charm.
Island farm VINETA
- Am Achterwasser, 17459 Zempin
Quiet hotel complex with wellness oasis and great restaurant with the largest terrace directly on the Achterwasser. Ideal for your wedding or family celebration, family vacation or trip to the Island of Usedom.
Russian submarine U-461
- Open today
- Haupthafen, 17449 Peenemünde
With a length of almost 100 meters and a weight of over 4000 tons, the Russian submarine U-461 is the largest conventional boat ever built. In the narrow corridors and chambers of the steel colossus reaching under 6 floors, everyone can tell from the goose bumps of the neighbor that this is not for the faint of heart. Breathtaking simulations take you to the edge of imagination.
Zinnowitz pier with diving gondola
- An der Strandpromenade, 17454 Zinnowitz
The diving gondola at the head of the 315-meter-long pier offers you the opportunity to take a dry-foot dive into the Baltic Sea and get a closer look at the habitat beneath the waves.