The area
Börgerende
Börgerende is a small, idyllic and still fairly quiet fishing village of about 1,600 inhabitants, located directly on the Baltic coast.
The village is characterised by old, well-preserved and modernised manor and farm houses, an unspoilt beach and well-developed cycling and hiking trails that invite you to explore the beautiful surroundings.
If you turn east along the beach, you are rewarded with a wonderful view of the skyline of Heiligendamm, the oldest seaside resort in Germany.
Börgerende also offers
- Mini-golf course, boat rental
- Bicycle rental (guesthouse “Zum Rosengarten”)
- Pottery, museum
- Fishery with snack bar, fresh and smoked fish for sale
- Tourist information
- Bakery and shopping, cafés, pubs and restaurants
Photo gallery
Day trips
… and the surrounding area
Bad Doberan
The spa town is a small town with a varied past and a promising future. The district capital is famous for the narrow-gauge railway “Molli” and the Bad Doberan Minster. A ride on the Molli should definitely be part of your programme.
www.bad-doberan.deHeiligendamm
Germany’s first seaside resort made a name for itself in 1793. The duke, who already spent his summers in Doberan, had the first German seaside resort built at the Heiliger Damm on the advice of his personal physician, Professor Samuel Gottlieb Vogel.
www.heiligendamm.deRerik on the Baltic Sea
Visit Stone Age dolmens, the remains of a rampart or St John’s Church, an early Gothic hall church of brick on a fieldstone base (1250 – 1270), and discover the lively past of the town.
www.rerik.deKühlungsborn
The seaside resort is characterised by a wealth of impressive historic buildings in the style of resort architecture. The new marina and the longest promenade in Germany invite you to linger.
www.kuehlungsborn.deWarnemünde
The seaside resort is one of the most beautiful towns on the Baltic coast. The beach and the “Alter Strom” with its many cafés and pubs are well worth a visit.
www.warnemuende.deRostock
The Hanseatic city has been writing its history for almost 800 years. It is the largest city in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, lies directly on the river Warnow and can be reached in about 30 minutes by car.
www.rostock.deSchwerin
You can reach Schwerin by car in about 1 hour. Look forward to a stroll through the historic streets of the old town, the fairytale Schwerin Palace and the incomparable ensemble of landscape and architecture.
www.schwerin.de