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1. Warnemunde Beach

Understand why Germans think of Warnemuende Beach in the Baltic as a superb destination for a beach vacation. Long and wide and covered in soft sand, the beach is one of Germany’s best-loved sailing destinations, renowned for its calm waters and strong winds. Rent a sailboat and set off. The water may be cold, but it is a welcome relief on a hot summer’s day, especially after a rousing game of beach soccer on the sand.
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2. Sellin Pier

The Sellin Pier is a pier like no other, with its 99 wooden steps and a design dating back to the 1900s. From here, appreciate the unique view of the Baltic Sea surrounded by sandy beaches and listen to the sounds of seagulls squawking in the distance.
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3. Binz Beach

While Germany may not be the first place you think of when you think of sandy beaches, Binz Beach is an oceanfront gem. Enjoy the fine sand and rolling waves that allow for all kinds of sporting activities.
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4. Kuehlungsborn Beach

Kuehlungsborn Beach is a popular destination for experiencing the beauty of the Baltic Sea. The long strand that marks the northern border of the town of Kuehlungsborn is perfect for a day of beach fun, as well as revitalizing the senses with fresh sea air and stunning ocean views. Whether you prefer laid-back or active pursuits, make the most of Kuehlungsborn’s therapeutic climate and enjoy the outdoors on Kuehlungsborn Beach.
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5. Schwerin Castle

Appearing like a fairytale chateau reflected in the waters of the lake, Schwerin Castle is one of the most iconic palaces in Germany. This masterpiece of historic romanticism was completed in the 19th century as an expansion and renovation of earlier forts. It sits on Schlossinsel, an island in Burgsee lake.
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6. Wismar Market Square

Wismar was built around its Market Square, which was set out on a 2.5-acre (1-hectare) lot at the time of its construction. Imposing in size and surrounded by both civic buildings and patrician townhouses, it hosts all sorts of civic events and festivities, including the city’s annual Swedish Festival and a triweekly farmers market. Visit Market Square today for the perfect place to get acquainted with Wismar and its people.
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Warnemunde Beach

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Play volleyball, sail or just relax on the sand of this beloved northern beach, once the foremost vacation destination of Eastern Germans.
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Warnemünde

Well liked for its beaches and restaurants, Warnemünde is worth a visit. Check out the variety of things to see and do like Warnemünde Cruise Center and Warnemunde Lighthouse, and jump on the metro at Warnemuende Station to get around the city.

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Hohe Düne

You'll enjoy the beaches and restaurants in Hohe Düne. You might want to make time for a stop at Marina Warnemuende or Hohe Düne Beach.

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Markgrafenheide

If you're looking for some top things to see and do in Markgrafenheide and surrounding area, you can visit Markgrafenheide Beach and Marina Warnemuende.

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Diedrichshagen

You'll enjoy the beaches and parks in Diedrichshagen. You might want to make time for a stop at Warnemunde Beach or Wilhelmshöhe.

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Stadtmitte

Unique features of Stadtmitte include the historical sites and bars. Make a stop by Town Hall Rostock or Rostock Christmas Market while you're exploring the area.