Usedom city
The small town gave the island its name. For those interested in culture, historic town tours provide insights into the history of the town with its old town characterized by time-honored town houses and the late Gothic St. Mary's Church. Boat enthusiasts will find a place to moor at the Usedom harbor or can embark on a round trip on a ferry from here.
Seeheilbad Ahlbeck
As one of the three Kaiserbäder, seaside vacationers will find their vacation paradise here. The Ahlbeck pier, Germany's oldest pier, is the landmark of Usedom and the setting for Loriot's film Pappa ante Portas, among others, and is one of Ahlbeck's most popular places to visit. The longest beach promenade in Europe connects Ahlbeck with the imperial resorts of Bansin and Heringsdorf as well as Swinemünde on the Polish side of the island of Usedom and is perfect for strolling or cycling.
Kaiserbad Bansin
Like its sister towns of Ahlbeck and Heringsdorf, Bansin with its historic spa architecture offers ideal conditions for bathers, beach vacationers and architecture enthusiasts. In addition to a day at the beach, the Tropenhaus Bansin provides entertainment for families - even on rainy days. Nature lovers are drawn to the surrounding lakes of Schloonsee, Gothensee and the small Krebssee lake.
Ostseebad Heringsdorf
The Baltic seaside resort of Heringsdorf is the third of Usedom's imperial resorts– kilometers of sandy beaches and a beach promenade lined with pretty villas give the resort its very special charm. Popular photo motifs include the longest sea bridge in Germany at over 500 meters and the largest beach chair in the world in Heringsdorf: it can accommodate up to 90 people!
Ostseebad Zinnowitz
There is also plenty of architecture and beaches to marvel at in the Baltic seaside resort of Zinnowitz. A visit to the iron and glass art gallery „Das verrückte Bügeleisenhaus“ is also worthwhile as a family outing. With its special collection, the small museum provides exciting insights into the inventiveness of past days.
The Achterland
The Achterland between the Peene River, Szczecin Lagoon and Achterwasser invites you to hike, cycle and relax with its green forests and numerous lakes such as Gothensee and Kachliner See. An excursion to the castles of Stolpe, Mellenthin and Pudagla will be rewarded with a view of the historic castles over a slice of cake or a medieval knight's buffet.
The Bernsteinbäder
The place where the „gold of the sea“ – the amber typical of the Baltic Sea – is at home, is home to the amber towns of Koserow, Zempin, Ückeritz and Loddin, named after it. White sandy beaches and a well-developed network of cycle paths provide plenty of variety during your stay and, with a bit of luck, you might even find an amber stone on the Baltic Sea beach.