Around 2,000 kilometers of Baltic Sea coastline, just as many sparkling blue lakes and a third of the land area protected by nature. The unmistakable white villas of Baltic architecture, proud Hanseatic brick buildings and, behind every hill, one of 2,000 castles and manor houses waiting to be discovered by you.

The spectacular resting place of the cranes, centuries-old beech forests and the imposing chalk cliffs that inspired Casper David Friedrich. Art and cultural highlights, such as the Störtebek Festival or the Schlösserherbst. Exciting offers for little explorers and accommodation where families feel at home.

Typical local delicacies made from sea buckthorn or fish, which are produced directly on site. Regional breweries and lovingly managed farmhouses and farm cafés invite you to linger. Handicrafts made of ceramics, amber, driftwood or sailcloth, which will keep the best vacation memories alive as souvenirs. All this awaits you in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. What are you waiting for?

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  1. The beech forest on the chalk-white cliffs of Jasmund. The view goes along the coast with a view of the Baltic Sea

    Jasmund National Park

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  2. Pure summer vibes: thanks to its proximity to the Baltic Sea, the university city of Rostock also enjoys a pleasant breeze in summer. The perfect summer day with plenty of harbor flair.

    The perfect summer day in Rostock

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  3. Aerial view of a campsite on the Baltic Sea coast with adjacent sandy beach and groynes in the sea.

    Camping in MV: Your place by the water

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  4. Mooring your houseboat in the Maremüritz marina

    Houseboat vacation in the Mecklenburg Lake District

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  5. In the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park, the family goes on an exciting discovery tour in the midst of untouched nature.

    Family vacation on Fischland-Darß-Zingst

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  6. Aerial view of the pier and the beach of Graal-Müritz, surrounded by woods and meadows, with the Baltic Sea in the light of an atmospheric sunset.

    Graal-Müritz: A jewel on the Baltic Sea

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  7. Aerial view of Cape Arkona on the island of Rügen, with its two lighthouses and the steep chalk coast, surrounded by fields and the Baltic Sea under a clear sky.

    Cape Arkona: a natural paradise and cultural jewel on the Baltic Sea

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  8. Aerial view of the cathedral in Bad Doberan at sunset, surrounded by trees, meadows and the surrounding town.

    Top highlights in Bad Doberan-Heiligendamm

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  9. The Zicker mountains on the Mönchgut peninsula offer breathtaking views of the vast landscape and the glistening waters of the Baltic Sea - a paradise for nature lovers and those seeking peace and quiet., © TMV/Friedrich

    Why Mönchgut-Granitz is your perfect travel destination

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  10. Schwerin Castle at sunrise from the air

    Schwerin: UNESCO World Heritage Site

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  11. Houseboat on the Peene at sunset, surrounded by a tranquil river landscape and golden light on the horizon.

    Vacation with the houseboat on the Peene

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  12. Usedom is the perfect island for exploring. On an island safari with Gunnar Fiedler's Land Rover, you can get very close to the Baltic Sea island and its people., © TMV/Gross

    Pure Usedom - experience the island with all your senses

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  13. Half-timbered church in Landow, © TMV/Gross

    West Rügen: Excursion tips and experiences

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  14. Night watchman tour through Güstrow, © Daniel Stohl

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    Seven special city tours

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  15. Enjoy the sunset at the Deck Beach Club in Heiligendamm on the Baltic Sea, © TMV/Tiemann

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    Beach bars on the Baltic coast and inland

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  16. Cycling through Neustrelitz - a couple rides through an avenue

    By e-bike through the Mecklenburg Lake District

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  17. Bell tower and park building in Ludwigslust Palace Gardens with flowers and trees.

    The adventure gardens in Mecklenburg-Schwerin

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  18. As a gateway to the Peene Valley - is a stop on the bike path, © TMV/Tiemann

    Cycling around the Szczecin Lagoon

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  19. A couple sits on a houseboat, wrapped in a blanket, looking out over a quiet, wooded river in the Mecklenburg Lake District.

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    Seven reasons for a houseboat vacation in autumn

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  20. Houseboats and sailing boats moored in Krummin harbor

    Nature vacation on Usedom

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  21. Panorama refueling on the pier of Boltenhagen., © TMV/Tiemann

    Enjoyable dawdling - by bike in the Bay of Wismar

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  22. Aerial view of Binz on Rügen with pier, coastline and surrounding forests.

    Binz Bay: Between elegance and a unique nature experience

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    Koserow pier

    • Am Strande, 17459 Koserow

    The new Koserow pier extends 280m into the Baltic Sea in the shape of a wave. Opened in 2021, it offers 2 large platforms that invite you to sit, enjoy and breathe the Baltic Sea air. At the same time, you can use it perfectly as a sunset cinema.

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  • © Angelika Heim

    Rostock City Hall

    • Neuer Markt, 18055 Rostock

    On the former market square of the middle town you can now find gabled houses, seagull fountains with Greek gods and the town hall. The latter was built around 1270 as a two-story double gable house with a vaulted cellar.

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  • © TMV/ Krauss

    Museum Rungehaus

    • 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.

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  • © Erlebnis Akademie AG / Naturerbe Zentrum Rügen

    Natural Heritage Centre Rügen (Naturerbe Zentrum Rügen)

    • Forsthaus Prora, 18609 Ostseebad Binz OT Prora

    The Natural Heritage Centre Rügen with treetop path and experience exhibition is open 364 days a year so that you can experience and get to know nature all year round.

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  • © VMO, Alexander Rudolph

    Minster Bad Doberan

    • Freely accessible at any time
    • Klosterstraße, 18209 Bad Doberan

    The High Gothic Cistercian monastery church from the 13th century is seeking to be accepted as an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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  • Exterior view of the UNESCO World Heritage Forum in Sassnitz, © Gesine Häfner / Nationalpark-Zentrum KÖNIGSSTUHL

    UNESCO World Heritage Forum

    • Closed today
    • Waldhalle, 18546 Sassnitz

    The hiking base near the port town of Sassnitz on the island of Rügen is dedicated to the UNESCO World Natural Heritage idea. Nature lovers can learn about the phenomenon of ancient beech forests here or simply linger in the greenery, fortify themselves and unwind.

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  • Monument Kap Arkona

    • Am Parkplatz, 18556 Putgarten

    The area monument Kap Arkona is one of the most popular excursion destinations on Rügen. In addition to the 45 metre high cliff, the cape is home to a whole range of sights: The castle wall of Jaromarsburg Castle is located directly at the top of the Cape. The glass dome of the restored sighting tower glistens next to it. The Schinkel tower, the large lighthouse and the bearing tower can be visited.

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  • © TZ Wismar, Christoph Meyer (paperheroes)

    Museum of the History of the Hanseatic City of Wismar in the Schabbell

    • Open today
    • Schweinsbrücke, 23966 Wismar

    The "Schabbell", one of the earliest Renaissance buildings in the Baltic region, the neighboring building at Schweinsbrücke 6 and the associated courtyards were reopened in December 2017 after extensive and careful renovation and now serve as exhibition and event space for the Stadtgeschichtliches Museum Wismar.

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  • Rescue tower Binz

    • Strandpromenade (Strandzugang 6), 18609 Ostseebad Binz

    A romantic place for "yes" sayers. The rescue tower at beach access 6 in Binz on the island of Rügen.

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  • © Kunsthalle Rostock

    Rostock Art Gallery

    • Open today
    • Hamburger Straße, 18069 Rostock

    The Kunsthalle Rostock shows exhibitions of contemporary art and modern classics. The listed building (1969) houses a collection of graphic sheets, paintings and sculptures, especially pieces of the region and East German art.

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  • © Silke Winkler

    Mecklenburg State Theater

    • Alter Garten, 19055 Schwerin

    The Mecklenburg State Theater in the beautiful state capital Schwerin has a lot to offer: a talented acting ensemble, a versatile musical theater, the third oldest orchestra in Germany, an international ballet ensemble, the Young State Theater Parchim and the traditional Fritz Reuter Stage - up Platt, as well as the highlight of the season every summer, the Schwerin Castle Festival with a diverse program.

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  • © TSK GmbH

    Kühlungsborn Pier

    • Zur Seebrücke, 18225 Kühlungsborn

    The pier is located in Kühlungsborn Ost, an extension of "Strandstraße" - a popular shopping street for tourists and locals.

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  • © Timm Allrich

    Max Hünten House Zingst

    • Open today
    • Schulstraße, 18374 Zingst

    The Max Hünten House - modern and innovative - the place for meeting - the center of photography Zingst! Many facilities under one roof!

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  • © SSGK M-V / Timm Allrich

    Güstrow Castle

    • Temporarily closed
    • Franz-Parr-Platz, 18273 Güstrow

    On the edge of the old town of Güstrow, one of the most important Renaissance castles in Northern Europe surprises with its southern charm. Magnificent stucco ceilings from the time of construction have been preserved. Extensive renovation work is currently taking place in the castle. Due to this, the castle museum is not open to the public.

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  • Schwerin State Museum, © Ullrich Pfeuffer

    State Museum Schwerin

    • Open today
    • Alter Garten, 19055 Schwerin

    In a prominent location on Schwerin Lake, visitors will find a top collection of Dutch paintings, as well as paintings from the 16th to the 21st century and works of handicrafts and graphic art.

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  • The Rostock city port and the view from over the Warnow River, © TZRW/J. Zittlau

    Rostock City Harbour

    • Freely accessible at any time
    • 18057 Rostock

    The city harbour on the banks of the Warnow with its museum and sailing harbour is a popular promenade with restaurants, shopping facilities and large stores. Until the opening of the seaport in 1960, the entire cargo handling was concentrated here.

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  • Kunstmuseum Ahrenshoop – Ahrenshoop Museum of Art

    • Open today
    • Weg zum Hohen Ufer, 18347 Ahrenshoop

    From Barbizon to the Baltic: See how naturalistic painting came to northern Germany.

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  • © Gudrun Koch

    Pomeranian State Museum

    • Open today
    • Rakower Str., 17489 Greifswald

    14,000 years of eventful history on the southern Baltic coast on both sides of the Oder are presented between the former Franciscan church and the city wall - in an award-winning ensemble of buildings that impressively combines Gothic, classicist and contemporary architecture. The valuable collection of paintings presents works by renowned painters such as Caspar David Friedrich, Frans Hals, Philipp Otto Runge, Max Liebermann, Max Pechstein and Vincent van Gogh.

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  • On the trail of rescued brown bears at the bear sanctuary, © Thomas Oppermann

    BÄRENWALD Müritz

    • Open today
    • Am Bärenwald, 17209 Stuer

    Brown bears – all of which came from improperly kept habitats – live in Western Europe’s largest bear sanctuary in the Mecklenburg Lakes. It is open all year round!

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  • Old Harbour of Wismar

    • Freely accessible at any time
    • Alter Hafen, 23966 Wismar

    Since 1211, the Old Harbour has largely preserved its harbour basin in its location and design. Moreover, the harbour continues to be important as a mooring for excursion steamers, for leisure captains and traditional ships such as the 'Kogge' and the 'Atalanta'.

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