Apartments & holiday homes for vacation on the Mecklenburg Baltic Sea

In addition to exclusive seaside resorts, cultural centers form the old Hanseatic cities Wismar and Rostock ...
The historic old town in Wismar with its sights and buildings in Gothic brick art was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in June 2002. Rostock is characterized by the location by the sea, the overseas port, Germany's most important goods handling area, the Hanseatic League and its brick Gothic and the University of Rostock, which was founded in 1419 and is one of the oldest Northern Europe.

Even the small idyllic places in the somewhat more tranquil ...
The Mecklenburg Baltic Sea coast, shaped by manor houses surrounded by hilly fields and shadow -donating tree avenue, benefit from the attraction of the Baltic Sea. The Gothic brick churches, which can be found in the most removable villages and along the A 20 and B 105, fascinate their visitors. The Doberaner Münster in Bad Doberan is particularly impressive. From here you can also start other activities with another attraction - the Molli. This steam -powered narrow -gauge railway transports guests between Bad Doberan, Heiligendamm and Kühlungsborn West on a total route of 14.5 km in 40 minutes.

The 37 km² island of Poel ... is pure natural landscape, the right place to escape everyday life, enjoy nature and simply let your mind wander. The tranquil places still convey the romance of past times. Here it can be bathed, lazy, fished and played. On the beach of Timmendorf you can drive, dive and surf."