Probably the most northern gallery in the immediate vicinity of the cliff.
The artists' house is located between the lighthouses and the King's Staircase on the cliff. Exhibitions are regularly held here in the gallery. The gallery is open daily from 11:00 - 15:00
18556 Putgarten OT Arkona
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Künstlerhaus am Kap Arkona
18556 Putgarten OT Arkona
Experience the diversity of the landscape during a guided trail ride for beginners and advanced riders or during a Kremser or covered wagon ride.
Farm store and pottery of Roswitha Burgmann-Seewald
Miniatures and amusement park with roller coaster
The Dobberworth is one of the largest tumuli in northern Germany and the largest tumulus on the Island of Rügen.
The waterfall on the Kieler Ufer, which is said to be the largest waterfall in Mecklenburg Vorpommern.
The northwesternmost church building of the North Rügen parish is probably the smallest chapel on the Island of Rügen.
St. Margaret's Church is a Gothic church building dating back to the 15th century.
St. Jacobi Church in Gingst is the second largest on the Island of Rügen.
The car-free island of Hiddensee is an adventure playground for wave experts, especially with winds from the southwest to the north. In front of the natural beach, almost big waves start up for Baltic Sea conditions - in strong northwest winds, the green rollers build up to three meters.
The brick building of the "Old Surgery" is located in Bergen on the island of Rügen.
Experience, enjoy, taste and take Rügen with you!
There are no mountain massifs on Germany's largest vacation island of Rügen, and yet visitors can climb here. The largest climbing forest on the island is located in Binz-Prora. Here, 13 courses have been built on 40,000 square meters in five different levels of difficulty, on which they can swing through the air and complete well over 100 exercises. 17 ropeways alone bring the right momentum to climbing.
The museum, housed in two half-timbered houses from the 18th century, was established in 1971. The permanent exhibition shows the living and working conditions around 1900, of shoemakers, tailors, whitewashers and weavers. A smithy, toys, kitchen and agricultural equipment, as well as special exhibitions and the romantic museum courtyard with café & store, invite you to remember the "good old days".
Your surf course on Rügen on the Baltic Sea. Learn to kite and surf with confidence!
The "Jaromarsburg" is located at Cape Arkona, the northernmost point of the Island of Rügen and reminds of the Slavic times.
Beautiful park in the village of Juliusruh.
In the middle of the hilly forest area of the Stubnitz, near the former forester's lodge Werder, there are two large sacrificial stones.
Once dammed for a trout farm, the Kollicker Bach has long been left in its natural state again with an outlet into the Baltic Sea.
The manor house was built around 1871 in the neo-Renaissance style on the site of an old manor house.
The so-called Schlossberg near the former forester's lodge Werder is a rectangular rampart near Sassnitz.
The Naval History and Local History Museum Dranske on the peninsula "Bug".
The church is a small wooden chapel at the end of the village, which was brought to Ralswiek as a gift from Sweden in 1907.
Hall house from the beginning of the 19th century.
Rent bikes and explore the beautiful island.
The 7 m long and 5 m wide boulder made of reddish hammer granite was probably transported from Bornholm over glacial masses of the last ice age to Lohme.
The "Hertha Castle" is a rampart in the forest area of the Stubnitz, which is bordered on one side by the legendary "Hertha Lake".
At the end of Schaprode stands the legendary atonement stone from times long past.
The stone beach of Ruschvitz invites to a hike over boulders along low steep banks, where there are many interesting pounds to discover, for example shells, fossilized sea urchins or thunderbolts. The impressive erratic blocks from the Ice Age are a popular subject for painters and photographers.
The megalithic grave Nipmerow is a passage grave and therefore a rarity among the megalithic graves on the Island of Rügen.
The tumulus field in the "Black Mountains" near Ralswiek includes over 400 graves from the Slavic period.
The "Pfennigkasten" megalithic tomb is hidden in the beech forests of the Stubnitz. The way there is signposted on the hike from the Hagen parking lot to the Königsstuhl.
The atonement stone in Gingst is a memorial stone dating back to the Middle Ages in honor of the priest Laurentius Krintze.
A manor with history on one of the most beautiful spots of the Island of Rügen.
Elegantly curved, excellent suspension bridge into the city port of Sassnitz.
Lake Nun - a legendary body of water at the gates of the city of Bergen.
The Sagard church is one of the four oldest churches in Rügen.
Fish restaurant and sale of fresh fish, smoked fish, marinades and salads.
The megalithic tomb "Krampas" is a megalithic tomb in the surroundings of Sassnitz.
The megalithic tomb at the forest hall is located in the forest near the Wissower Klinken.
The Glow spa park with its circular path along the cliff.
The so-called Sagenstein is located not far from the Hertha Lake.
A small natural spectacle in Jasmund National Park.
North of Rügen's largest Baltic resort Binz, in the immediate vicinity of the former KdF baths, the museum found its home in Prora in 1994.
The church of St. Mary Magdalene at Neuenkirchen is the Protestant parish church of the parish of Neuenkirchen on the Lebbin peninsula in the western part of Rügen.
An English landscape park on the island of Rügen.
A natural stage with unique scenery below the lighthouses of Cape Arkona.
The small harbor in the fishing village of Vitt.
The village of Venz on the island of Rügen is mentioned for the first time as a knight's seat in a document from St. Mary's Church in Stralsund in 1486. The oldest known owners are named as the von Raleke family.
Between Glowe and Bobbin lies this former manor Ruschvitz not far from the steep coast. It one of those places where the privateer Klaus Störtebeker is said to have been born. The ice age left the Svantekahs there, the Holy Stone, a popular motif that fascinates painters and photographers.
The music pavilion on the Sassnitz beach promenade.
From a former forester's lodge to a modern environmental information center.
The town hall of Sassnitz - a place with history.
See - Marvel - Understand
The amber workshop in Vitte on the island of Hiddensee
The summer venue for the whole family.
Nature reserve northwest shore Wittow and Kreptitz Heath.
The boulder "Siebenschneiderstein" at Cape Arkona.
The mighty "Bismarck Oak" stands in the heart of Bergen.
The history of Sassnitz is shown, such as the development of the island's first seaside resort, seaside shipping, port development, the start of regular postal steamer services and the opening of ferry services to Scandinavia, the history of fishing and fish processing, the naval location and the sea rescue service. Special pride is the walk-in museum ship "HAVEL", a 26.5-meter steel cutter, which is the only one preserved true to the original of once 50 vessels used in Sassnitz fishing.
The market in Bergen - historical and today a place of lively city life.
The building in the style of a Finnish hut and one of the few church buildings in GDR times.
The Billroth Oak is a majestic oak in the heart of Bergen.
The Dubnitz megalithic tomb is located in a field northeast of the village.
The spa square in Juliusruh - small and fine - a place to linger.
The estate was acquired at the beginning of the 20th century by Fritz Alfred Meyer-Sarnow, an heir of the founder of the Schichau-Werke. He had the two-story Libnitz manor house with its characteristic tower built around 1912.
Fish sale
The spa stage in the park of Juliusruh.
Sale of freshly caught fish from the cutter
Smokehouse
Experience the diversity of the landscape during a guided trail ride for beginners and advanced riders or during a Kremser or covered wagon ride.
Farm store and pottery of Roswitha Burgmann-Seewald
Miniatures and amusement park with roller coaster
The Dobberworth is one of the largest tumuli in northern Germany and the largest tumulus on the Island of Rügen.
The waterfall on the Kieler Ufer, which is said to be the largest waterfall in Mecklenburg Vorpommern.
The northwesternmost church building of the North Rügen parish is probably the smallest chapel on the Island of Rügen.
St. Margaret's Church is a Gothic church building dating back to the 15th century.
St. Jacobi Church in Gingst is the second largest on the Island of Rügen.
The car-free island of Hiddensee is an adventure playground for wave experts, especially with winds from the southwest to the north. In front of the natural beach, almost big waves start up for Baltic Sea conditions - in strong northwest winds, the green rollers build up to three meters.
The brick building of the "Old Surgery" is located in Bergen on the island of Rügen.
Experience, enjoy, taste and take Rügen with you!
There are no mountain massifs on Germany's largest vacation island of Rügen, and yet visitors can climb here. The largest climbing forest on the island is located in Binz-Prora. Here, 13 courses have been built on 40,000 square meters in five different levels of difficulty, on which they can swing through the air and complete well over 100 exercises. 17 ropeways alone bring the right momentum to climbing.
The museum, housed in two half-timbered houses from the 18th century, was established in 1971. The permanent exhibition shows the living and working conditions around 1900, of shoemakers, tailors, whitewashers and weavers. A smithy, toys, kitchen and agricultural equipment, as well as special exhibitions and the romantic museum courtyard with café & store, invite you to remember the "good old days".
Your surf course on Rügen on the Baltic Sea. Learn to kite and surf with confidence!
The "Jaromarsburg" is located at Cape Arkona, the northernmost point of the Island of Rügen and reminds of the Slavic times.
Beautiful park in the village of Juliusruh.
In the middle of the hilly forest area of the Stubnitz, near the former forester's lodge Werder, there are two large sacrificial stones.
Once dammed for a trout farm, the Kollicker Bach has long been left in its natural state again with an outlet into the Baltic Sea.
The manor house was built around 1871 in the neo-Renaissance style on the site of an old manor house.
The so-called Schlossberg near the former forester's lodge Werder is a rectangular rampart near Sassnitz.
The Naval History and Local History Museum Dranske on the peninsula "Bug".
The church is a small wooden chapel at the end of the village, which was brought to Ralswiek as a gift from Sweden in 1907.
Hall house from the beginning of the 19th century.
Rent bikes and explore the beautiful island.
The 7 m long and 5 m wide boulder made of reddish hammer granite was probably transported from Bornholm over glacial masses of the last ice age to Lohme.
The "Hertha Castle" is a rampart in the forest area of the Stubnitz, which is bordered on one side by the legendary "Hertha Lake".
At the end of Schaprode stands the legendary atonement stone from times long past.
The stone beach of Ruschvitz invites to a hike over boulders along low steep banks, where there are many interesting pounds to discover, for example shells, fossilized sea urchins or thunderbolts. The impressive erratic blocks from the Ice Age are a popular subject for painters and photographers.
The megalithic grave Nipmerow is a passage grave and therefore a rarity among the megalithic graves on the Island of Rügen.
The tumulus field in the "Black Mountains" near Ralswiek includes over 400 graves from the Slavic period.
The "Pfennigkasten" megalithic tomb is hidden in the beech forests of the Stubnitz. The way there is signposted on the hike from the Hagen parking lot to the Königsstuhl.
The atonement stone in Gingst is a memorial stone dating back to the Middle Ages in honor of the priest Laurentius Krintze.
A manor with history on one of the most beautiful spots of the Island of Rügen.
Elegantly curved, excellent suspension bridge into the city port of Sassnitz.
Lake Nun - a legendary body of water at the gates of the city of Bergen.
The Sagard church is one of the four oldest churches in Rügen.
Fish restaurant and sale of fresh fish, smoked fish, marinades and salads.
The megalithic tomb "Krampas" is a megalithic tomb in the surroundings of Sassnitz.
The megalithic tomb at the forest hall is located in the forest near the Wissower Klinken.
The Glow spa park with its circular path along the cliff.
The so-called Sagenstein is located not far from the Hertha Lake.
A small natural spectacle in Jasmund National Park.
North of Rügen's largest Baltic resort Binz, in the immediate vicinity of the former KdF baths, the museum found its home in Prora in 1994.
The church of St. Mary Magdalene at Neuenkirchen is the Protestant parish church of the parish of Neuenkirchen on the Lebbin peninsula in the western part of Rügen.
An English landscape park on the island of Rügen.
A natural stage with unique scenery below the lighthouses of Cape Arkona.
The small harbor in the fishing village of Vitt.
The village of Venz on the island of Rügen is mentioned for the first time as a knight's seat in a document from St. Mary's Church in Stralsund in 1486. The oldest known owners are named as the von Raleke family.
Between Glowe and Bobbin lies this former manor Ruschvitz not far from the steep coast. It one of those places where the privateer Klaus Störtebeker is said to have been born. The ice age left the Svantekahs there, the Holy Stone, a popular motif that fascinates painters and photographers.
The music pavilion on the Sassnitz beach promenade.
From a former forester's lodge to a modern environmental information center.
The town hall of Sassnitz - a place with history.
See - Marvel - Understand
The amber workshop in Vitte on the island of Hiddensee
The summer venue for the whole family.
Nature reserve northwest shore Wittow and Kreptitz Heath.
The boulder "Siebenschneiderstein" at Cape Arkona.
The mighty "Bismarck Oak" stands in the heart of Bergen.
The history of Sassnitz is shown, such as the development of the island's first seaside resort, seaside shipping, port development, the start of regular postal steamer services and the opening of ferry services to Scandinavia, the history of fishing and fish processing, the naval location and the sea rescue service. Special pride is the walk-in museum ship "HAVEL", a 26.5-meter steel cutter, which is the only one preserved true to the original of once 50 vessels used in Sassnitz fishing.
The market in Bergen - historical and today a place of lively city life.
The building in the style of a Finnish hut and one of the few church buildings in GDR times.
The Billroth Oak is a majestic oak in the heart of Bergen.
The Dubnitz megalithic tomb is located in a field northeast of the village.
The spa square in Juliusruh - small and fine - a place to linger.
The estate was acquired at the beginning of the 20th century by Fritz Alfred Meyer-Sarnow, an heir of the founder of the Schichau-Werke. He had the two-story Libnitz manor house with its characteristic tower built around 1912.
Fish sale
The spa stage in the park of Juliusruh.
Sale of freshly caught fish from the cutter
Smokehouse
