I do not know Stralsund well but I have visited it twice. We went up the church tower to enjoy the…read morewonderful view overlooking the town and right over towards Rügen where we were staying. We did a trip around the harbour - and from below we saw the Rügendamm bridge and the building of the new bridge - it was last year in June when we first came. The town centre was interesting. Lots of lovely shops and little cafes. We went to the Sea Museum and I discovered a Cultural History Museum where I will go next time I am there. We ate Sprotten fish and fish rolls by the harbour and also had a Sanddorn (buckthorn!) ice cream.

Must see! Somewhat reminiscent of Santa Monica Peer in L.A.read more

HANSE TOWN GREIFSWALD delivers besides its splendid old heritage in its cutural life nearby in…read moreELDENA a monastory ruin part of northeuropean christianisation around the MARE BALTIKUM

We were really lucky, because of the cashier. She let us pay a really low price. If you wanna go…read morethere you should buy the kid's exercise book, it's really fun (even for older people). The way is made up really good with a few very interesting stations. The view from the top is so good

This is a brand new nature heritage education center build a around wooden treetop walk. Built with…read morefederal funds and supported by several conservationist organizations it delivers a hands on science and outdoor experience for the entire family. Many interactive exhibits along the way allow for a playful, yet accurate discovery of numerous facts regarding Rügen's rich scenery and diverse wildlife through the centuries. The visitor's center reminds me of US national parks and museum shops. They sell the usual paraphernalia and branded merchandise, but the exhibitions are well curated.