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Wieck · Eldena

Directly on the Greifswald Bodden lies the listed fishing village of Wieck with space for numerous ships. Here you will find maritime flair and relaxation on the nearby beach in Eldena.

A special attraction in Wieck is the hundred-year-old wooden drawbridge. Built according to the Dutch model, it is still fully functional today. The idyllic harbor offers space for many ships. Here, for example, is also the berth of the schooner brig "Greif", which was built of steel in Rostock-Warnemünde in 1951. On board of the sail training ship is an extensive chronicle that provides information about the history of the ship and its crew.

Experience maritime flair of yesterday and today: The Gaffelrigg Fishing Festival takes place every year on the third weekend in July. Next to the Hanse Sail, the fishermen's festival in Wieck is the largest maritime folk festival in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

Cozy cafés and restaurants offer guests in Wieck a place to relax and enjoy regional culinary delights. A walk past the many thatched houses with a view of the Greifswalder Bodden is worthwhile in any case.

And right next to Wieck is Greifswald's city beach in Eldena. Here you can relax on sunny days and enjoy the wonderful weather.

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Maritime flair at the Greifswalder Bodden

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Sail Training Ship Greif

In Wieck's harbour of the hansa town Greifswald you board the ship 'Greif' and then the trip to the Baltic Sea and the international harbours begins.
The ‚GREIF‘ is a ‚Schonerbrigg‘ and was built out of steel in Warnow’s shipyard in Rostock-Warnemünde in 1951. Under the name ‘Wilhelm Pieck’ the ship’s service began and accomplished training trips for young sailors until 1991.After the political...
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Eldena Abbey

Eldena Abbey is a former Cistercian monastery, originally named Hilda Abbey. Only ruins survive of the monastery, which was founded in 1199 and is well known as a frequent subject of Caspar David Friedrich's paintings.
Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840) made the ruins of the medieval Cistercian monastery Eldena widely known with his paintings and drawings. The remains of the once important monastery are embedded in a park with old trees, including 180-year-old oak...
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Parish Church Greifswald-Wiek

In the parish church Greifswald Wieck concerts of the Greifswalder Bachwoche take place.
A Wiecker church was first mentioned in a document in the 13th century. However, it was not on today's church square, but in the center of the village. After another church was unusable due to storm surge damage, the repeatedly postponed new building...
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Fishing Port Wieck

Wieck is one of the oldest fishing villages in Northern Germany and is closely connected with the monastery in Eldena. The fishing port was already at that time an important outer harbour, on the river Ryck, for the city of Greifswald.
The listed fishing village Wieck is located directly on the Bay of Greifswald. The landmark of the village is the Wieck bascule bridge, built after the Dutch model. Especially fishing is still omnipresent here. Whether fish rolls, typical regional...
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Sailing School Greifswald

Visit the idyllically located sailing, surfing and recreational craft school in Greifswald. Come profit from our knowledge and wide variety of courses for guests of every age. Guided kayak tours and boat rental are also part of the offers.
At our place you can learn sailing, surfing and driving the recreational craft in one of the most beautiful surf and sailing areas of Germany. You will find our optimally equipped school in Greifswald/Wieck, a placid fishermen’s village, directly at...
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Post Mill Eldena

The mill in Eldena is a post mill.
The post mill in Eldena was built in the first half of the 18th century. In 1930 the factory stopped. The post mill decayed rapidly over the following decades and in 1972 finally collapsed. Thanks to the efforts of the Förderverein Eldenaer Mühle...
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