Seebrücke Lubmin, © TVV-Bock
Viewpoints, Piers, barrier-free

The peaceful seaside resort of Lubmin with its 350 m long pier, a wide child-friendly sandy beach and picturesque and quaint pine forests is perfect for a family holiday. Lubmin is one of the stations of the "Route of North German Romanticism".

As a holiday destination, not just in the summer, Lubmin is a true insider tip. The resort’s five-kilometre beach with firm, fine sand and shallow water is ideal for a family holiday with small children. The pine forest behind the beach keeps the wind off the charming cliff coast and affords a beautiful view of the pier. The resort’s surrounding area and the beach are also great for cycle and walking tours.The wonderful, newly renovated beach promenade is a popular excursion destination. The attractive promenade runs between elegant old villas, the magnificent pine forest and the endless white sandy beach.Here, you will find many hotels, all kinds of holiday apartments as well as campervan sites. Restaurants and shops are also located near the pier.

Route of North German Romanticism: Seaside Resort Lubmin – Friedrich´s view of the coast
Caspar David Friedrich made his first trip to Rügen in June 1801. One of the first views he sketched was the ‘South Coast of Rügen’ towards the home coastline of the Bay of Greifswald. Friedrich made numerous precise topographical details here in particular. He records the towns of Wusterhusen, Wolgast, the small island of Ruden and also the border between the former Swedish mainland and the Prussian Isle of Usedom.

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Seebrücke Lubmin

Waldstraße
17509 Lubmin


info@lubmin.de
+49 38354 22011
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  • Museumsstraße, 17449 Peenemünde

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  • 17509 Loissin

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  • Bogislavstraße, 17438 Wolgast

Former site of the duke's castle.

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  • 17438 Wolgast

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  • Strandpromenade, 17449 Karlshagen

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  • Hauptstraße, 17449 Karlshagen

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