Destinations on Rügen
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| Cape Arkona Cape Arkona is a 45m high cliff line at the tip of Rügen, just a few minutes by car from Juliusruh. Together with the fishing village Vitt, the conservation area Cape Arkona belongs to the town of Putgarten. |
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Two lighthouses (the smaller one was built based on Karl Friedrich Schinkel’s plans in 1826/27), a naval tower, ruins from the Slavic Jaromar castle, the Königstreppe (king’s stairway), and two former GDR Volksmarine military bunkers are some of the most popular sights on Rügen. The Rügenhof awaits you with lots of interesting places such as a stone grindery, a candle manufactory, and many more offerings.
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| Windland Wittow In addition to Cape Arkona, there are many more exciting places on the Wittow peninsula. The fishing villages Vitt and Wiek and the towns of Altenkirchen and Dranske in Rügen’s north wait to be discovered by you. |
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Hiddensee Hiddensee island is located offshore from Rügen and accessible from many harbors. The closest one is harbor Breege, which is only a few minutes away by car. From Breege, the shipping company Kipp offers a ferry service to Hiddensee. Hiddensee has a variety of sights itself. |
| Jasmund National Park Rügen’s landmark, the Königsstuhl, with its surrounding area Stubbenkammer, is situated in the midst of the National Park. The area includes Stubnitz’ beech groves from the town of Sassnitz up to the town of Lohme, the chalk coast, meadows, swamps and the Piekberg, which, with 161m, is Rügen’s highest hill. From the central parking lot in Hagen you can arrive the Nationalpark-Zentrum easily by foot or by bus. |
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Nationalpark-Zentrum Königsstuhl With an exciting exhibition and a multivison-cinema, the Nationalpark-Zentrum offers a unique experience to both adults and children. Become as tiny as a grasshopper and enjoy a 3D vision. Experience the National Park’s inhabitants in a 180°- projection from a very unusual perspective. Or would you rather touch a glacier from the ice age? Everything is possible. And even more... |
| Ozeaneum The Ozeaneum in the hanseatic town of Stralsund has already become a visitor’s magnet. On an area as big as 8700m² a variety of exhibitions and 39 aquaria introduce you to to the underwater world of the Baltic Sea, the North Sea, and the North Atlantic. |
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