Mecklenburg-West Pomerania Travel Guide

Germany

Rostock which includes street scenes and a square or plaza as well as a small group of people
Wismar showing a city, heritage elements and a sunset
Schwerin Castle showing interior views
Wismar featuring wild flowers
Stralsund featuring night scenes and heritage elements

Popular cities in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania

Granitz Hunting Lodge featuring heritage architecture
Binz
Known for Sandy beaches, Natural parks and Kite surfing
A trip to the Baltic Sea resort of Binz on the island of Rügen is an opportunity for restful hours right on the beach amid the untouched landscape with its woodlands and dunes.

Reasons to visit

  • Binz Beach
  • Binz Pier
Rostock featuring a park and a city as well as a small group of people
Rostock
Known for Ports, Business and Churches
This maritime city’s attractive Brick Gothic architecture gives visitors an insight into Europe’s prominent 14th and 15th-century Hanseatic era.

Reasons to visit

  • Warnemunde Beach
Kuehlungsborn showing street scenes as well as a family
Kuehlungsborn
Known for Marinas, Kite surfing and Kayaking
Experience the laid-back luxury of one of Germany’s oldest seaside spa resorts, where beachside promenades and wellness facilities make relaxation a breeze.

Reasons to visit

  • Marina Kuehlungsborn
Boltenhagen
Boltenhagen
Known for Theme parks
The Baltic seaside resort of Boltenhagen is not your average city trip. The seaside spa resort certainly attracts visitors with its classic treatment facilities and a good tourist infrastructure, but it also offers a variety of outdoor sports.
Zingst featuring landscape views and a sandy beach
Zingst
Known for Museums and Beaches
Take a stroll along the white sandy beach and enjoy the view over the Baltic Sea, or explore the nearby woods and marshland.
Heringsdorf showing modern architecture, skyline and night scenes
Heringsdorf
Known for Zoo, Museums and Islands
The famous seaside town, Heringsdorf, is a popular holiday destination known for its imperial architecture, including the longest seaside pier in Germany.