From the spa square, marvel at the beach of the Baltic seaside resort and discover the many small stores of the central promenade. There is also much to observe at the spa square itself.
Discover the beach of the Baltic seaside resort from the spa square and risk a look at the many, small stores of the central promenade. Also on the spa square itself can be observed quite a bit.
The exercise trail is not only beautifully situated on the forest promenade, but also boasts 14 ergometrically optimized and varied training options.
The coastal market offers a large selection of great products to browse, buy or try. From jewelry to decorations, pottery, wooden toys, bags, glass decorations, as well as drinks and food.
In a relaxed athmosphere little gems of light music await you. Bringing a picnic blanket and picnic basket is expressly desired.
Toni Di Napoli & Pietro Pato, already familiar to a wide audience from their television appearances on ARD, RBB, and WDR, invite all visitors who enjoy singing to a fantastic concert featuring songs that everyone knows.
An exciting adventure full of courage, mischief and interaction. With groovy songs to shake along to!
The private collection with the exhibition "Seafaring is distress" shows many ships in bottles, ship models, a miniature planetarium, old maritime equipment and flotsam and jetsam.
Cabaret by the Leipziger Pfeffermühle
Dance evening from Abba to Zabba in the Kurpark with DJ XL Music.
in the spa park Baltic resort Boltenhagen
For children and adults aged 4 and over based on the picture book "Froschkönig oder so" by Achim Sonntag
in the spa park Baltic resort Boltenhagen
A funny comedy evening in the Kurpark
Let yourself be enchanted by fairies, fauns and mythical creatures in the autumnal spa gardens. Enchanted creatures tell of fantasy worlds from 17:00 in the Baltic resort Boltenhagen.
in the festival hall, Klützer Straße 11, Baltic resort Boltenhagen
KARMAKAB stands for soulful folk-pop with distinctive guitar sounds and powerful bass lines. The band was founded in 2004 by singer and songwriter Josh Pschunder, and bassist "Hellmood" Scheuer has complemented the sound for 18 years.
