More about Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Sights, highlights, and background information about Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
Bad Doberan combines monastic history with classic spa culture and is considered one of the most traditional health resorts on the Baltic Sea
Bad Doberan is located about 14 km west of Rostock and, in the 18th century, developed into a major gathering place for the nobility and high society around the nearby seaside resort of Heiligendamm, Germany’s oldest seaside resort.
The region also gained international attention due to the 2007 G8 Summit in Heiligendamm.
To this day, the region is characterized by the imposing Doberan Cathedral, historic spa architecture, and its proximity to the coast. Visitors experience a tranquil blend of Brick Gothic architecture, nature, and maritime charm.
The Mollibahn is a historic narrow-gauge railroad that connects Bad Doberan with the Baltic Sea resorts of Heiligendamm and Kühlungsborn. The steam-powered train runs partly through the middle of the town's streets. Visitors can experience nostalgic railroad technology and a special way of getting around.
Doberan Minster is one of the most important buildings of northern German brick Gothic architecture. The former monastery church impresses with its well-preserved interior and its size. Visitors will discover an outstanding example of medieval architecture here.
The Grand Hotel is located in the historic buildings of the seaside resort of Heiligendamm. The complex stands for the seaside resort's long tradition as an exclusive travel destination. Visitors experience upscale architecture and a special atmosphere here.
Kühlungsborn's beach is one of the most popular on the Baltic coast. Wide sandy beaches, piers and promenades offer numerous opportunities for relaxation. Visitors enjoy the sea, sun and leisure activities here.
The hunting lodge once served as a residence for the Dukes of Mecklenburg. The grounds are surrounded by woodland and provide an insight into courtly life. Visitors can discover history and architecture here.
The museum shows the development of Bad Doberan into a spa and bathing resort. Exhibitions provide insights into the lives of spa guests and the history of the region. Visitors get an overview of the spa culture here.
The Heiligendamm promenade invites you to stroll along the Baltic Sea. Historic buildings and sweeping views of the sea characterize the picture. Visitors experience the classic atmosphere of a seaside resort here.