Hanseatic city of Stralsund
Stralsund as the Hanseatic city in the Landa part of Vorpommern and gate to the island of Rügen impressed with the great location on the strelasund, a meter of the Baltic Sea, and historical buildings of brick Gothic.
In the footsteps of the brick gothic and Hanseatic period
The well -preserved Stralsund old town is a real jewel. Magnificate and well -preserved brick buildings such as the town hall, the three large churches, two city gates and remains of the city wall characterize the cityscape of Stralsund. The residential and commercial houses with their striking gables testify to the heyday of the Hanseatic city. In 2002, the historic old town of Stralsund, together with the old town of Wismar, was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. On a guided tour of the most important buildings, you immerse yourself in the history and culture of Stralsund.
Top facts about the city of Stralsund
Diverse museum offers
Stralsund has a varied and impressive variety of museums that make history, culture and science tangible. The secrets of the seas and oceans are devoted to the German Sea Museum and the Oceaneum. The cultural -historical museum and the museum house in Mönchstrasse bring the history of the city alive. But the Gorch Fock I and the Stralsund play card factory are also worth a visit.
Stralsunder city harbor
The city harbor of Stralsund is a lively center on the Baltic Sea and looks back on a long and eventful history. He has been an important trading center since the Middle Ages and played a key role in the Hanseatic League, a mighty alliance of Northern German merchants. Today, historical warehouses and buildings testify to this glorious past that blend harmoniously with modern facilities. The port serves the port as a starting point for trips to discovery and leisure fun.
Several providers offer boat tours and harbor tours that enable a unique view of the historic Skyline of Stralsund and the nearby islands of Hiddensee and Rügen.
Water sports enthusiasts and active vacationers also get their money's worth - whether sailing, fishing or a canoe tour, there is something for every age group. A walk along the 450 meter long mole to the molen fire, a tower at the top of the northern mole offers a clear view of the Rügen bridge, the Rügendamm, the harbor with the oceanum. Excursions to the nearby islands and beaches are also popular activities.
The port of Stralsund is regularly the scene of maritime festivals, concerts and events. The annual harbor festival is particularly well known, which attracts visitors from near and far with music, cuisine and a varied program.
Excursion destinations and sights in Stralsund
Tourism center Stralsund
The Stralsund tourism center is your contact for all questions about your vacation or day trip in the UNESCO World Heritage and Hanseatic City of Stralsund.
The tourism center of the Hanseatic City of Stralsund is located on the old market, right next to the imposing town hall and at the entrance to Ossenreyerstrasse - the main shopping street of the city.
We support you in your vacation planning with information, prospectus service , room placement , city tours and group trips , souvenirs and ticket sales . public city tours and popular night watchman tours also start right in front of the tourism center at the Alten Markt .
Feel free to drop by us! We look forward to seeing you!
By public transport you can reach us via bus line 1 and 4 from the Olof-Palme-Platz stop.
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Rathaus Stralsund
The building built in the style of the North German brick Gothic, the construction of which goes back to the years 1300–1310, is one of the most important profane buildings in the Baltic Sea coast. The coat of arms of the neighboring Hanseatic cities indicate the importance of the Hanse for Stralsund above the large windows of the market front of the town hall. The swing gable is unique in the Baltic Sea area.
The shoveling allocation of the old town hall has been standing into the Stralsund sky for centuries and has thus become the symbol of the city. The most important profile of the German Baltic Sea coast still gives us fame and wealth of Hanseatic period. The Stralsund town hall was not only the seat of the Council and the site of the case law, but initially a building that was filled with lively business. The six -aisled, arched basement hall probably served as a Tuchhalle. Sales stalls were housed on the ground floor. The northern head building on the Old Markt with its famous show wall shows a two -aisled vault on the ground floor. The hall above, today Löwenscher Hall, was originally the meeting room of the city's upper class and is still the place where the city providers come together once a month to meet citizens' sessions.
Today business and gastronomy revive the area of the town hall that is accessible to everyone. Events take place regularly in the large vaulted cellar of the town hall. Above all, of course, the large artisan market as part of the Stralsund Christmas market.
Unfortunately, visits to the town hall are not possible.
Sea Museum Stralsund
The sea museum in Stralsund's old town has had its domicile in the former Dominican monastery of St. Katharinen since 1951. It is the oldest of several locations of the German Sea Museum.
The oldest location of the German Sea Museum has its domicile in the former Dominican monastery of St. Katharinen. In the newly opened exhibition area, numerous exhibits and modern stations present the development of life from the sea and its diversity, shed light on the interactions between humans and sea and show strategies for sustainable fishing. New airy showcases run like gentle waves over two floors. On the upper floor, high -level habitats with prepared and modeled animals trace the path from Antarctic to the Arctic. A 15 -meter -long biodiversity wall recognizes the often underestimated biodiversity of the invertebrate sea animals such as octopus, jelly and crabs. Particularly popular objects, such as the leather turtle "Marlene", the five -meter -high original coral reef pillars from the Red Sea and the famous Finnwalkeleton in the choir can also be seen again after the modernization. The globe from the former entrance area is now used for a digital example with marine -related topics.
The newly opened exhibitions in the Marine Museum will be supplemented in 2025 with an aquarium trip through the underwater world of the tropical seas.
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Oceanum
With its exhibitions, the "Sea for Children" and 50 aquariums, the Ozeaneum Stralsund invites you to a unique trip to the underwater through the northern seas. Visit the Humboldt penguins on the roof terrace, fish swarms in the 2.6 million liter basin "Open Atlantic" and the "1: 1 giant of the sea" exhibition with replicas of whales in original size.
Diving completely without wet - this is possible in the Stralsund oceanum. Scientific exhibitions were combined with breathtaking aquariums. The world's largest exhibition about whales with replicas of the sea giants in its original size, e.g. B. a 26 m long blue whale. A multimedia show conveys special features and information about the danger of the whales.
In addition to the exhibitions, the "Meer für Kinder" experience area invites you to play and linger in a dune landscape with a lighthouse slide. On the roof terrace there is a spacious penguin system with a panoramic view of the silhouette of the UNESCO World Heritage City of Stralsund.
The thematic route through the northern seas with 50, sometimes huge aquariums is unique. The two acrylic slices offer visual surface on two levels over 80 square meters on different types of sharks and rays as well as silvery shimmering fish swarms. In Europe's largest Baltic Sea exhibition, the museum guests can expect exciting insights into the habitat of Kegelrobbe, sea eagle or the tiny plankton. The island of Helgoland is dedicated to an extraordinary tunnel aquarium through which visitors can run through.
Offers for families:
- Family discount
- Audio guide for children
- Free app "Question Walfred!"
- Experience area "Sea for Children", multimedia and hands-on stations for children throughout the museum
- Free collection cards for searching, learning and playing
- Still and changing rooms
- Leavings for strollers
- Rental buggies
- Free baby carrier on request
- no queue in line for pregnant women
Information on accessibility
All examinated areas meet the quality criteria of the labeling "Barrier -freedom tested - barrier -free for people with walking disabilities and partially barrier -free for wheelchair users, people with visual impairments and for blind people". Further details can be found under trips for everyone.
- step and threshold-free entrance
- All doors/passes are at least 90 cm wide
- Exhibition rooms accessible by elevator
- Elevation 1: 140 x 184 cm
- Elevation 2: 101 x 216 cm
- Job door each 90 cm wide
- Toilet for people with disabilities available at every level (with handles)
- Wheelchair and rollator possible on request
- Guided tours for people with walking disabilities and wheelchair users possible on pre -registration
- Route is continuously navigable, seating is available
- Two marked parking spaces (Neue Semlowerstrasse)
- Parking space size: 250 x 530 cm
- Distance to the entrance: 45 m
- An audio guide is available that can be operated independently by people with visual impairment/ blind people
- The "Fragwalfred!" App offers 360 ° views, site plans from all levels of the museum, tips on the way the Walfred route is given in the various interactive theme chats and videos with subtitles
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Stralsund Museum Katharinenkloster
Currently the first museum of the Hanseatic city of Stralsund was founded in 1858 and opened a year later as the "Provincial Museum for Neuvorpommern and Rügen". It is also the oldest museum in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. In three listed houses, exhibitions on prehistory and early history, city history, folklore and the naval history are presented. The most beautiful and most valuable exhibit is the gold jewelry from Hiddensee found in 1872 - 74.
The museum, founded in 1858, is at home in the former Dominican monastery of St. Katharinen, in the heart of the listed old town. There are two gold treasures from the Viking Age, the gold jewelry from Hiddensee is not only legendary, but also world famous. Artistic Stralsund Faience invite you to look and marvel, as well as rare medieval, church robes. Many other highlights tell from the eventful history of the once influential city on the sund, which it was called in the Middle Ages "... that it was a pearl in the crown of the Hanseatic League ...".
The largest and most beautiful space in the monastery is the summer remeter. This magnificent hall impresses with its wonderful architectural design, which also includes medieval vault painting.
A large variety of exhibits awaits the guest on the 1st floor. In addition to handicrafts, peeps and craftsmillers, there are primarily magnificent furniture from different eras. Dishwashing parts made of glass and porcelain as well as household items made of copper and brass gave up the past shine in bourgeois rooms. A special highlight are the astronomical and nautical instruments from the Axel Graf von Löwen collection, which, as a general governor for Swedish-Pomerania, bequeathed his unique collection to the Stralsunders, which also includes art objects of all kinds, in 1761 by will.
Stralsund Museum - Museum House
The 700 -year -old museum house has been part of the Stralsund Museum since its renovation by the German Foundation for Monument Protection. Here you can experience the history of the Hanseatic history up close from the basement to the roof of the old merchant and Krämerhaus. The building and usage history of the house has been restored and documented in detail. A must for every visit to the old town of Stralsund, which has been a UNESCO Welterberbe since 2002.
Everything is real here - you can feel that immediately in the 700 -year -old museum house. It offers a view behind the scenes and journey through time - unique in Germany. Because even dust and soot are preserved here. Above all, the Krämer and merchants of the Hanseatic League have left pure.
The hallway was alive: sacks and barrels were felled. The wooden cargo bike, which is still original, distributed them to the memory floors by rope elevator. All space was needed for goods. It was therefore used to it in the Kemladen, the extension in the courtyard. If you pull your head in, you can search for the house tree in the basement and find the pretty on the "pretty room" on the upper floor. What was cooked in the black kitchen and where do the artistic wallpaper come from? For the youngest guests there are coloring templates with the wallpaper patterns at the cash register.
Gorch Fock I
Built in just 100 days! Thousands of cadets learned sailing on the sailing school ship of the German Navy. Gorch Fock I is the type ship of a class of five sailing school ships, which also includes the sailing school of the same name in 1958 of the German Navy.
The Gorch Fock is a sailing train that was tackled as a bark, which was built in 1933 at Blohm & Voss for the Reichs navy and named after the writer Gorch Fock. From 1951 to early 1990s, the ship drove under the name Tovarishsh (Russian товарищ, German Comrade, German Transcription Tawarischtsch) in the Soviet merchant navy. The ship operated by the German Association "Tall-Ship Friends EV Stralsund" has currently been located in Stralsund since 2003. The Gorch Fock (i) is the type ship of a class of six sailing school ships, which also includes the sailing school of the same name in 1958 of the German Navy. To distinguish the ships, the years of construction, or also in brackets, are occasionally attached to a 1 or 2 clips, but which is not part of the ship's name.
In 2025, a second construction phase for the "monument -friendly renovation" of the Gorch Fock (I) is planned, this mainly affects the modernization and construction work indoors. Due to this, you can currently only visit the outdoor area, including the visit of the decks, the days of tax, tax wheel. On board you will find a lot of information about the Gorch Fock and where this name actually comes from, you will also find a souvenir shop here, where you can get articles with the Gorch Fock (I) or various other products.
Admission:
Children (from 6 years) € 2.50
pupils/students (up to € 27) 2.50 €
adult (from 18 years) € 4.00
family card (up to 2 children) € 10.00
Groups:
Group adults
- from 10 people, per person 3.00 €
group children
- from 10 people, per person 2.00 €
Museum workshop playing card factory
The play card factory is more a workshop than a museum today. Work is also carried out on all historical machines, so that a lively impression of the working conditions can be conveyed in an old print shop. As a visitor, you can look over your shoulder or find out more in an exhibition.
In the 19th century it was shown that the production of playing cards in Stralsund was a profitable business, whereupon other activities were founded. In 1872, the three Stralsund playing card producers Ludwig Vd East, Ludwig Heidborn and Theodor Wegener merged into a stock corporation. The new name was united Stralsund playing cards - Fabrics Shares - Society Stralsund (VSS AG). The new company was now capitalize, was able to enlarge production, force other play card factories for bankruptcy and then buy them up.
The most important purchase for the future was that of the Lennhoff & Heuser play card factory, Frankfurt am Main, with which a large number of popular map images came to Stralsund. The commitment of the former co -owner Karl Heuser, who became director of VSS AG shortly after his move to Stralsund, in 1883, is thanks to the fact that it continued to expand and also produced in the Halle and Altenburg department after taking over further manufacturers. Meanwhile, modernized in Stralsund and the entire production was switched to cheaper book pressure from 1891/92. Despite further investments, it was forced to decide at the general meeting of February 14, 1931, to combine the two operations in Stralsund and Altenburg. The centrally located Altenburg was determined as the seat because in Stralsund no structural enlargement of the factory was no longer possible. Despite numerous efforts to keep the location in Stralsund, the negotiations to complete the Stralsund factory began in September 1931, as a result of which the location was abandoned. Today the play card factory is more workshop than a museum.
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Marienkirche Stralsund
The Marienkirche, also called St. Marien, is the largest church in the city. From the 104 meter high tower (366 steps) of the Marienkirche you have a unique view over Stralsund to Rügen. And our tours are also in great demand.
The Marienkirche was first mentioned as the largest parish church of Stralsund in 1298. The original building was destroyed in 1382 when the tower collapses. In today's form it was built in the period 1384 - 1478. The imposing west work, it was built from 1416, is without parallel in contemporary architecture. It is assembled from two side halls and the outstanding mid -tower that four small stair towers flank. The main tower wore a pointed helmet until 1647, with which the church had a considerable amount of 151 m. With these 151 meters, the Marienkirche was the highest building in the world until 1647. A fire caused by lightning strikes destroyed the Gothic top tower and it was replaced in the style of time by a significantly lower baroque hood.
The current 104 m high baroque tower helmet dates from 1708. The Marienkirche is the youngest Gothic brick basilica in the Nordic area. It has a polygonal choral process with a chapel wreath. The three -aisle transept is unusual. The interior impresses with its size. It is 96 m long, 41 m wide and 32.95 m high in the central nave. The Marienkirche is thus - after the Marienkirche too Gdansk - to be regarded as the second largest brick church in the Hanseraum. 1807-1810 the church served the French occupation troops as barracks and hayagazine. Little could be preserved from the original equipment. The most precious possession of the church is the baroque organ, created in 1659 by the Lübeck organ builder Friedrich Stellwagen. Furthermore, the tombstones and the epitaphs in the choral range and transept, the baroque baptismal housing from 1738, the tomb of the Count of Lilljenstedt, the marble shop and the three Renaissance crown candlestore. And if you finally add the 366 steps of the 104 m high tower, you have a fan -sized look. Various organ concerts take place all year round.
Monday to Friday at 1 p.m. and Saturday at 11:00 a.m. during the season (July - September), invite our sexton or volunteers
to a short tour of the church. On Tuesdays and Fridays at 3 p.m.
St. Nikolai Stralsund
The oldest of the three parish churches in Stralsund is the monumental St. Nikolaikirche on the Old Market. With its two imposing organs, Buchholz and Schuke, it is one of the most beautiful sacred buildings in Northern Europe.
"The construction is first mentioned in the city register in 1276 and is consecrated to the patron saint of seafarers, St. Nicholas. Converted to the basilica with the imposing double survey. wanted to express.
The helmets that once adorned the towers fell victim to a devastating fire in 1662. In 1667 the southern tower was given the baroque hood, with which the church reached a height of 103 meters, and the north tower the so -called emergency roof. In the following centuries the copper roof and parts of the masonry were replaced. Numerous art treasures of various centuries have been preserved inside. One of the oldest art treasures by the Nikolaikirche is the almost two and a half meter high monumental sculpture "Anna self -thirds", one of the most important large sculptures in the Baltic Sea area of that time. Some of the old altars are still preserved, including the Gothic high altar, the baroque separator according to a design by Andreas Schlüter and the pulpit from 1611. The altars of the mountains and the Nowgorod drivers testify to the lively seagoing trade at the time of the Hanseatic League. The astronomical clock from 1394 is one of the few preserved specimens of this type of watch.
Conservation contribution for inspection: 3 €
From Monday to Saturday for adults (up to 18 years free);
on Sundays no preservation contribution for personal prayer or lighting a candle.
Guided tours:
- Public guided tours (free of charge, a donation is requested):
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 12:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. (May to October); Subject to changes - Audioguide (German leadership for adults and children; tour in English for adults)
- Individual tours are compatible at any time, prices on request.
(Tel. 03831-292286 / email: hst-nikolai-kirche@pek.de) - Special tours:
Christmas representations on the altarpieces
3rd and December 4 each 12 noon; Registration is not required.
Klinikumskirche zu Stralsund
Chamber concerts take place regularly in the Clinic Church for Stralsund.
The Förderverein Klinikumskirche zu Stralsund eV regularly organizes chamber concerts of top -class artists in the Klinikumskirche. The association wants to promote spiritual-cultural encounters with the concerts. Young winners from the "Jugend musiziert" competition were able to inspire the audience here as well as well -known artists, such as Wolf Biermann or Jan Vogler.
Theater Stralsund
The Stralsund Theater has been part of the Vorpommern Theater since 1994 and has been part of the theater network with the Theater Greifswald and the Putbus Theater since 2006.
Since the opening in 1916, demonstrations from the fields of music theater, drama, ballet and concert took place in the Stralsund Theater. The theater has been shining in the new "old" shine since its reopening in 2008.
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Stadtbibliothek Stralsund
To be found at Badenstraße 13 for over 100 years, the Stralsund City Library.
Our city library is a place to linger and relax, read and talk, surf and browse - without compulsion to consume or occasion for admission. The number of visitors speaks volumes! Digital media, such as eBooks and Eaudios as well as films and internet places, have joined the books. The over 100 information, advanced training and leisure events for all ages provide a view in the jungle of the media world. And have a lot of fun.
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New Markt Stralsund
The second heart of the city! Here, too, 800 years of history come alive with an all -round view.
The new market, which was first documented in 1285 in 1285, is one of two historical marketplaces of Stralsund. It is mainly used as a parking lot, but also as a weekly market and event location.
Since the Middle Ages, the “urban space of new market” has shaped the economic, cultural and spiritual center of the city of Stralsund. Over the centuries, the urban development ensemble lost many changes.
Citymarina
You can see the historical silhouette of the city on the streams and on your arrival to the Citymarina. The UNESCO World Heritage City presents itself with Hanseatic brick Gothic, Swedish relics and impressive baroque architecture. Far less than a nautical mile removed from the old town, you have your berth right next to the traditional sail of Gorch Fock I.
The Citymarina is a facility with 300 guest places on modern swimming jacks with water and power connection. The use of the sanitary facilities works using a deposit key system. Permanent staying spaces are available and winter base places can be conveyed. All service and repair services are conveyed by the harbor master. A breakfast service is also offered.
The Citymarina is located on the west bank of the Strelasund. The port offers protection against the north wind and another wave breaker protects against the east wind and prevents swell. The Citymarina Stralsund is located in Seestrasse 14a.
Northern mole
At 450 meters in the strelasund
The northern mole protects the Stralsund city harbor from waves that, coming from the north and west, can piling up to small breakers. On the south side there is a well-visited sailor and jetty, which invites you to stroll, especially in summer: large and small yachts from all over the world swing here on the quay and jingle with the ores. Walkers like to let the wind blow around the nose here and can enjoy a great view of the backdrop of the old town of Stralsund, as well as over the Strelasund to Hiddensee. The light fire from the Dornbusch lighthouse, the landmark of Hiddensees, can also be seen from this.
At the top of the northern mole you will find a green shipping sign, which marks the taxboard side of the shipping road and welcomes seafarers in the Hanseatic city.
White fleet Stralsund
Experience the Bodden coast of the islands of Rügen, island of Hiddensee and the Hanseatic city of Stralsund from the lake side with the ships of the white fleet.
Weiße Flotte GmbH, based in Stralsund, has been operating line, excursion and ferry traffic in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania together with its subsidiary Reederei Hiddensee GmbH for over 60 years. The ferry services of Weißen Flotte GmbH not only combine charming parts of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
»On port tour Stralsund with the white fleet
With moderated by the captain, you can enjoy the unique view of the silhouette of the Hanseatic city of Stralsund. For them it goes around the island of Dänholm, past the shipyard, the oceanum, large sailor "Gorch Fock" and along the Rügen Bridge and the Rügendamm.
»Ferry traffic to Altfähr
Use the shortest connection between the mainland and the island of Rügen - the passenger ferry to the seaside resort of Altefähr.
»Insel Hiddensee in the shipping company network of Weiße Fleet GmbH
The island of Hiddensee - a real pearl in the Baltic Sea - lies like a wave breaker off the west coast of Rügen. It is about 18 km long and 1 km wide. In the Low German dialect, residents and lovers of the island call them the "Söte Länneken", which means something like sweet countries. The variety of nature, which presents itself in its untouched beauty and the unique landscape pictures are source of relaxation for stressed people. Explore and experience the island of Hiddensee with the ships of the white fleet. All year round from Schaprode and in the season from Stralsund, Wiek, Dranske, Breege and Vieregge.
»Bodden coast from the Baltic Sea resort of Sellin, Baabe, Gager, Thiessow and Lauterbach
With the passenger ships of the white fleet you can start from port Sellin, Baabe (bulwark), gagers, Thiessow or Lauterbach. Enjoy the unique beauty of the Rügische Bodden waters, Selliner See and the Baaber, or past the island of Vilm. Run back to your starting point by ship or use the "Wasser & Steam" combination ticket with the frenzied Roland for the return trip.
»Rügen ferry - the romantic and stowed away path to the island of Rügen
The popular Rügen ferry between Glewitz on Rügen and Stahlbrode offers the insulans and their guests the opportunity to 'circulate' in a romantic way of dusting and departing.
»Wittower ferry - the short way to the north of Rügen
In a short way to the north of Rügen. The Wittower ferry is a ferry connection for pedestrians and vehicles (up to a permissible total weight of 30 tons) between the north and south side of the island of Rügen.
»Warnow ferry - Rostock deal with a maritime way
The ferry line between the seaside resort of Warnemünde and the Hohe Düne district is the most convenient and fastest way to get from Warnemünde to the beach to Markgrafenheide, to the marina, in the Rostock Heide, or in the shortest possible way to the Darss or Stralsund. On the short ferry trip you can enjoy the flair in the middle of the large ferries, freighter and the cruise ships lying on the passenger kai.
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Roastery Kontor Stralsund
With experience and love for craft
In the “Kontor Stralsund” coffee roasting, experience and love for the craft come together into unique coffees. The manufactory is located in the Romantik Hotel Scheelhof in the heart of the old town of Stralsund. Here the finest coffee beans from all over the world are roasted in the drum roaster. Roasting takes place with great care and gently in the long -term process. The aromas that arise range from lemon to chocolate to earthy.
Due to the gourmet magazine “Der Feinschmecker”, the Roastery in 2022 has once again been awarded the best coffee roaster Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. This recognition underlines the quality and dedication with which the professionals roasted a wide variety of coffee beans in Kontor Stralsund.
Discover the world of coffee in Kontor Stralsund and maybe one or the other souvenir as a holiday memory or for those who stayed at home!
Sumara - Stralsund Marzipan Manufaktur
The Stralsund Marzipan Manufaktur can be found in the Hotel am Jungfernstieg.
Since September 2009, it has also been produced in Stralsund, noble marzipan. The recipe was developed with a lot of passion. The almond content is around 70%. Our marzipan is refined with the finest chocolate covers. The marzipan products made by hand are produced exclusively from fresh selected raw materials and without preservatives in our Stralsund marzipan manufacturer by the master confectioner. Our distinctive offer extends from classic marzipan breads, to chocolates to individually manufactured figures.
