Baltic Sea Coast Travel Guides – 2 volumes
Travel statistics prove it anew every year: the Baltic Sea coast is Germany’s favorite holiday destination. From Flensburg on the Danish border to Ahlbeck on the island of Usedom, a wide variety of holiday destinations offer something for everyone: long sandy beaches for family sandcastle building, sunbathing and walks; Baltic waves for surfers, kiteboarders, sailors and canoeists; a hinterland rich in woods and meadows for hikers and cyclists; and the venerable Hanseatic cities of Lübeck, Wismar, Rostock, Stralsund and Greifswald for city breaks and cultural excursions.
Michael Müller Verlag has published two travel guides to Germany’s Baltic Sea coast, designed to build anticipation for your next holiday and serve as helpful companions on the ground for all kinds of activities and local insights.
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Baltic Sea Coast Travel Guide – From Lübeck to Kiel
The Baltic coast stretches for more than 200 kilometres from Lübeck to Kiel. Cliffs alternate with wide beaches. In between are many seaside resorts with evocative names and long traditions, as well as quiet little villages. At the end of the coastline, the sunny island of Fehmarn rises from the blue sea like a crown; it is also known as a windsurfer’s paradise. Beyond the coastal strip lies Holstein Switzerland, a gently rolling, wooded landscape dotted with countless lakes.
Author Dieter Katz takes readers to out-of-the-way villages and historic towns, showcases the region’s most beautiful beaches, and describes ten rewarding cycling and hiking tours.
Dieter Katz
288 pages, 5th edition, 2015
ISBN 978-3-95654-027-1
€16.90, e-book €13.99
Baltic Sea Coast Travel Guide – Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
Cliff-lined shores, miles of sandy beaches bordered by forests and dunes, and the deeply indented coasts of lagoons and bays, interspersed with historic Hanseatic cities such as Rostock and Stralsund and stylish seaside resorts such as Heiligendamm.
Just offshore are Germany’s most beautiful islands: above all, diverse Rügen, Hiddensee, the Baltic’s tranquil pearl, and the bathing paradise of Usedom with its elegant Three Imperial Spas.
Sven Talaron, Sabine Becht
336 pages + removable map (1:400,000)
5th edition, 2014
ISBN 978-3-89953-937-
€17.90, e-book €14.99
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