Dreschvitz: Bodden, Cycling and Culture

Kubitzer Bodden is 2 km from Dreschvitz and is part of the Western Pomerania Lagoon Area National Park. At the same time, forests, flowering meadows and small bodies of water shape the landscape around Dreschvitz. Those looking to combine nature, cycling and culture on Rügen will find a variety of options here—from a walk along the Bodden to events in Landow.

Nature at Kubitzer Bodden and in Dreschvitz

Long walks are recommended at nearby Kubitzer Bodden. Fishing is also possible there, either by wading or from a boat. This gives you two different activities to choose from during a stay by the Bodden: exercising along the shore and fishing from or in the water.

The landscape around Dreschvitz itself is also varied. Forests, flowering meadows and small bodies of water invite you to explore the surrounding area. Nature lovers can experience this local landscape and the nearby Bodden as two different aspects of their trip.

Cycling tour on Rügen

Dreschvitz is a suitable starting point for the Great Cycling Tour on Rügen. The tour is 126 km long and can be started here. At this distance, it is an extended cycling tour for travellers who want to include a longer route in their Rügen itinerary. The stated 126 km describes the length of the tour and helps you assess it as a trip in its own right.

Flying experiences in Güttin

Sightseeing flights around the island and excursions along the Baltic coast depart from Güttin airfield several times a day. This offers an aerial perspective of Rügen and the coast. The two types of flight differ in their destinations: the island sightseeing flights go over the island, while the other excursions follow the Baltic coast.

At Rügen Airfield in Güttin, the Black Hawks team offers tandem skydives. Guest skydivers from all over the world are welcome. Sightseeing flights and tandem skydives are two different ways to add an aviation experience to a stay in the region.

Culture and architectural history in Landow

The Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival has been held in Landow since 1991. An annual chamber music festival takes place there as part of the festival; Landow is its oldest venue used every year. The annual Landower Musiksommer features concerts, film nights, readings, performances and exhibitions. Please refer to the ticket information for the relevant programme.

The Church of Landow is included in the European Route of Brick Gothic. The wayside church dates back to the 14th century and is considered the oldest half-timbered church in Central Europe. Admission to the church is free. A trip to Landow can therefore combine a visit to the historic church building with one of the area’s cultural attractions.

Ralow offers another link to the past: the monument register dated 30 December 1997 lists a manor house and park there as a historic monument.

To explore more places for planning your trip, visit Schaprode, Gingst, Trent, Neuenkirchen, Altefähr, Rambin, Samtens and Hiddensee Island.

For the regional travel overview, visit: Amt West-Rügen.