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Holidays in Ostseebad Lubmin
First mentioned in 1271 as Lubemyn, the name has Slavic roots and was initially part of Eldena monastery lands
Transitioned to Swedish rule during the Thirty Years’ War (1637), later becoming Prussian after the 1815 Congress of Vienna .
Emerged as a seaside resort in 1886, followed by railway connectivity in 1898 and the establishment of the first pier around 1900
After WWII, it fell under DDR jurisdiction and saw major developments: a nuclear power plant built in 1969, shut down post-reunification, and a new pier inaugurated in 1992
In 1999, Lubmin was officially reaffirmed as a seaside spa town, boasting well-preserved spa buildings and coastal charm
Description & Setting
Nestled on the Bay of Greifswald, Lubmin boasts a 5?km stretch of fine sandy beach, bordered by pine forests and dune habitats
The 350?m long steel pier (built in 1992) invites leisurely strolls and pier-side relaxation .
A seaside promenade with modest, stately villas, lifeguard patrolled zones, dog-friendly and FKK areas, plus a marina that accommodates ~180 boats, featuring the historic MS?Vaterland as a floating restaurant
Typical Food & Regional Delights
Located in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the region is known for fresh Baltic fish—smoked herring, cod, pike-perch—and seafood roasts
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Other specialties include sea buckthorn products, local goat cheese, wild-game salami, crisp country bread, sea buckthorn nectar, and local beers
Recommended local spots: Fischgaststätte Bistro Boddenblick, Villa Pommerntraum, and Adria—celebrated for seafood dishes and cozy ambiance
Activities & Things to Do
Outdoor & Active
Sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying peaceful coastal vibes—widely praised as tranquil and crowd-free .
Family-friendly pier walks, coastal promenades, and stretches for Nordic walking & jogging.
Water sports: surfing, kitesurfing, kayaking—plus sailing from the marina .
Horseback rides along the beach and forested trails.
Wellness & Nature
Beneficial sea-climate air, pine-scented forest walks, and Kneipp/nature therapy .
Forest therapy and hydrotherapy installations in spa gardens, plus small-scale wellness programmes
Culture & Heritage
Village tours led by local guides in traditional fisher attire, sharing folklore & tales from the 1928 pier era .
Heritage architecture: seaside villas like Villa Heideschloss, Teufelsstein glacial erratic, Petrikirche (with its Baroque baptism font and unique organ), and historic tram/railway cars
Seasonal events: concerts in the spa shell, art exhibitions, children’s creative workshops, dance events, readings and more.
Minigolf, bowling, quirky festivals, and indoor playgrounds for families.
Excursions & Relaxation
Bike rentals and paths, including the Baltic coast cycleway.
Carriage or horseback excursions into the countryside.
Day trips to nearby Greifswald, Usedom, Rügen, or Eldena Abbey ruins.
In a Nutshell
Lubmin offers a quiet, authentic Baltic escape—ideal for families, nature lovers, wellness seekers, and culture enthusiasts. Expect:
Feature Highlights
Beach & Nature Long, sandy beach, clear waters, pine forests
Wellness Fresh sea air, spa therapies, peaceful wellness garden
Local Cuisine Fresh fish, sea buckthorn, regional specialties
Activities Water sports, horseback riding, cycling, hiking
Heritage Classic spa architecture, churches, pier & folklore
Tips for Visiting
Best season: June–September, with pleasant temps (~18?°C in Sept) and sunny spells
Getting there: Bus service from Greifswald/Wolgast; no direct train since WWII
Where to stay & eat: Small pensions, spa-style hotels (e.g. Hotel Seebrücke), plus beachfront vacation rentals.
Reserve sea-experience activities (like spa treatments or boat rides) early, especially in peak season.
Transitioned to Swedish rule during the Thirty Years’ War (1637), later becoming Prussian after the 1815 Congress of Vienna .
Emerged as a seaside resort in 1886, followed by railway connectivity in 1898 and the establishment of the first pier around 1900
After WWII, it fell under DDR jurisdiction and saw major developments: a nuclear power plant built in 1969, shut down post-reunification, and a new pier inaugurated in 1992
In 1999, Lubmin was officially reaffirmed as a seaside spa town, boasting well-preserved spa buildings and coastal charm
Description & Setting
Nestled on the Bay of Greifswald, Lubmin boasts a 5?km stretch of fine sandy beach, bordered by pine forests and dune habitats
The 350?m long steel pier (built in 1992) invites leisurely strolls and pier-side relaxation .
A seaside promenade with modest, stately villas, lifeguard patrolled zones, dog-friendly and FKK areas, plus a marina that accommodates ~180 boats, featuring the historic MS?Vaterland as a floating restaurant
Typical Food & Regional Delights
Located in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the region is known for fresh Baltic fish—smoked herring, cod, pike-perch—and seafood roasts
off-to-mv.com
.
Other specialties include sea buckthorn products, local goat cheese, wild-game salami, crisp country bread, sea buckthorn nectar, and local beers
Recommended local spots: Fischgaststätte Bistro Boddenblick, Villa Pommerntraum, and Adria—celebrated for seafood dishes and cozy ambiance
Activities & Things to Do
Outdoor & Active
Sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying peaceful coastal vibes—widely praised as tranquil and crowd-free .
Family-friendly pier walks, coastal promenades, and stretches for Nordic walking & jogging.
Water sports: surfing, kitesurfing, kayaking—plus sailing from the marina .
Horseback rides along the beach and forested trails.
Wellness & Nature
Beneficial sea-climate air, pine-scented forest walks, and Kneipp/nature therapy .
Forest therapy and hydrotherapy installations in spa gardens, plus small-scale wellness programmes
Culture & Heritage
Village tours led by local guides in traditional fisher attire, sharing folklore & tales from the 1928 pier era .
Heritage architecture: seaside villas like Villa Heideschloss, Teufelsstein glacial erratic, Petrikirche (with its Baroque baptism font and unique organ), and historic tram/railway cars
Seasonal events: concerts in the spa shell, art exhibitions, children’s creative workshops, dance events, readings and more.
Minigolf, bowling, quirky festivals, and indoor playgrounds for families.
Excursions & Relaxation
Bike rentals and paths, including the Baltic coast cycleway.
Carriage or horseback excursions into the countryside.
Day trips to nearby Greifswald, Usedom, Rügen, or Eldena Abbey ruins.
In a Nutshell
Lubmin offers a quiet, authentic Baltic escape—ideal for families, nature lovers, wellness seekers, and culture enthusiasts. Expect:
Feature Highlights
Beach & Nature Long, sandy beach, clear waters, pine forests
Wellness Fresh sea air, spa therapies, peaceful wellness garden
Local Cuisine Fresh fish, sea buckthorn, regional specialties
Activities Water sports, horseback riding, cycling, hiking
Heritage Classic spa architecture, churches, pier & folklore
Tips for Visiting
Best season: June–September, with pleasant temps (~18?°C in Sept) and sunny spells
Getting there: Bus service from Greifswald/Wolgast; no direct train since WWII
Where to stay & eat: Small pensions, spa-style hotels (e.g. Hotel Seebrücke), plus beachfront vacation rentals.
Reserve sea-experience activities (like spa treatments or boat rides) early, especially in peak season.
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