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The most popular time to visit Greifswald is in October, when the city comes alive with autumn colours and a rich cultural atmosphere. During this month, temperatures typically range from 8 to 14°C, providing a crisp but comfortable climate for exploring the charming streets and scenic waterfronts of this historic university town.From August to October, the peak season sees a vibrant influx of tourists. This is a wonderful opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy activities such as cycling along the Baltic coast or wandering through the picturesque parks filled with autumn foliage. The mild weather offers a great backdrop for sightseeing, ensuring that every corner of Greifswald, from its medieval buildings to the bustling market squares, can be enjoyed at a leisurely pace.In addition to its natural beauty, October is a time when various cultural events, including art exhibitions and local festivals, take place, showcasing the creativity and traditions of the region. This not only allows visitors to engage with the local community but also provides a chance to experience the authentic charm of Greifswald.For those considering a visit during a quieter time, March can be a great option, as prices tend to be lower and the city is less crowded. While temperatures may be cooler, you can still enjoy the special environment and explore the local museums without the summer crowds.