The entire region is a trove of unforgettable treasures, ranging from the medieval towns and historic castles, many beautiful beaches of the Baltic coast to the wildlife in the diverse landscape of lakes and forests in the Lake District. Here are our suggestions for all the destinations in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern you should definitely visit!

The German Baltic Sea coastline extends for over 2,000 kilometres, including the coast of its islands. It is highly rich in features, ranging from white, sandy beaches stretching to the famous chalk cliffs of the island of Rügen. Quaint fishing villages adorn the coastline, largely looking exactly as they did in the past centuries – a perfect destination for those interested to see how the life in this area looked like in the past. There are also sophisticated seaside resorts with all the thrills that modern spas have to offer while maintaining the same outside look of the region-specific “resort architecture” (Bäderarchitektur) for the last 200 years. The Baltic Sea has almost no tides and the water levels remain largely at the same level, making it a suitable bathing experience even for less capable swimmers.

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is perhaps best known for its Lake District. Formed during the last ice age some 12,000 years ago, this region has earned itself the colloquial name of “the land of thousand lakes” and is well known for its diverse flora and fauna. It is home to several nature parks, most notably the Müritz National park that lies at the largest lake of the Lake District, the Lake Müritz.

There are many things to do and see in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. For starters, there are numerous city walking tours, providing the opportunity for travellers to discover many cities and towns of the region such as Rostock, Wismar and Stralsund under the supervision of an experienced guide. Famous castles such as Schwerin Castle, Gelbensande and Güstrow are open for visitors as well. Next to walking and hiking tours in the cities or along the coastline and through the forests, visitors can enjoy other activities such as cycling, stand up paddling, canoeing, and sailing. In the national parks, tours are offered where you can observe the wildlife close up; bird watching is especially popular in this area.

The natural, historic as well as cultural riches of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern provide an incredibly diverse touristic offer that cannot be easily exhausted, even after multiple visits to the region – and you will always be happy to return here once again!