Activities in Wustrow
Attractions in Wustrow
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Far away from everyday life The European long-distance path E9, marked with a blue cross stripe, connects the coasts of the Atlantic, North Sea, ...
The German section of the international coastal trail E9 Atlantic-Baltic alternates between running along the coast and inland without significant ...
Close to the sea
The Baltic Sea Coast Cycle Route or D-Route 2 runs along the entire German Baltic Sea coast from the Danish to the Polish border.
This route takes us through quiet Boddenland. It passes by gems of brick architecture, extraordinary museums, and through "forgotten" landscapes.
Crown Jewel Between the Baltic Sea and the Bodden The wild romantic peninsula Fischland-Darß-Zingst is continuously shaped by wind and waves.
Among the classics for ambitious cyclists is definitely the bike route around the Saaler Bodden. Start and finish: Ribnitz harbor
This route is a wonderful circular tour that can be walked without much effort. Whether stopping at the Kunstscheune Barnstorf, bathing at the ...
The route goes from Zingst pier via Prerow, Darßer Ort, Ahrenshoop, Wustrow, Born, Wieck back to Zingst. This circuit is a classic on the Darß.
An exploration route on the Baltic Sea & Bodden The Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula was formed over the centuries by the power of the sea from ...
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But Wustrow also has a lot to offer culturally. A special attraction is the Schifferhaus, which is used as a museum and gives an insight into the life of fishermen and sailors in times gone by. The church of St. Nikolai with its impressive architecture is also worth a visit.
For culinary connoisseurs, fish dishes in particular are worth a recommendation - fresh fish straight from the harbour simply tastes best! But other regional specialities such as smoked meat or sea buckthorn products should definitely be tried.
If it ever rains, a visit to the local museum is a good idea or you can spend the day in a cosy café with a view of the sea.
It is particularly beautiful to walk along the dyke in Wustrow and let your gaze wander over the expanse of the sea - whether in sunshine or wind force 8!
We recommend summer as the best season, when the temperatures are pleasantly warm and the water invites you to swim. But Wustrow also has its charm in autumn and spring - then it is quieter and you can experience nature in all its beauty.
All in all, Wustrow is definitely worth a visit, whether as a short trip or a longer break. With our travel guide, you are well prepared for your next discovery tour!
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