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am Bootshafen-Stubbenkammer
Good 3 room apartment (58 m2) in Breege with room for 4 people. Nice location.
Germany
Germany
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Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
->
Rügen
Rügen
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Breege
Breege
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Ferienhaus 44842
Ferienhaus 44842
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am Bootshafen-Kap Arkona
Good 3 room apartment (68 m2) in Breege with room for 4 people. Nice location.
Germany
Germany
->
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
->
Rügen
Rügen
->
Breege
Breege
->
Ferienhaus 44843
Ferienhaus 44843
->
am Bootshafen-Kapitänskajüte
Good 3 room apartment (58 m2) in Breege with room for 4 people. Nice location.
Germany
Germany
->
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
->
Rügen
Rügen
->
Breege
Breege
->
Ferienhaus 44846
Ferienhaus 44846
->
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Origins: Breege was first mentioned in historical records in the 14th century. It developed as a fishing and farming village.
Sailing & Trade: By the 18th and 19th centuries, Breege became one of the wealthiest villages on Rügen due to sailing and maritime trade. Shipowners from Breege owned fleets that traded across the Baltic and North Seas.
Historic Architecture: The legacy of maritime wealth can still be seen in the captains’ houses—well-preserved homes with ornate woodwork.
Modern Era: After WWII, Breege became part of East Germany and was a popular vacation destination. Since reunification, tourism has grown significantly.
Description
Location: Breege lies on the Wittow peninsula, between the Breeger Bodden (a calm lagoon) and the Baltic Sea.
Atmosphere: The village is peaceful and picturesque, with harbor views, thatched-roof houses, and lush coastal landscapes.
Nearby Areas: The seaside resort of Juliusruh, part of Breege, is known for its white sand beaches and is easily accessible by foot or bike.
Typical Food
Breege and the surrounding Rügen region offer traditional North German and Baltic cuisine, emphasizing fresh fish and local produce:
Fischbrötchen: A must-try—fresh fish (often herring or mackerel) served in a crusty bread roll.
Räucherfisch (Smoked Fish): Smoked eel, trout, or mackerel, often sold at the harbor.
Sanddorn (Sea Buckthorn): Used in jams, juices, and desserts—a local specialty.
Königsberger Klopse: Meatballs in white sauce with capers, common across northern Germany.
Rügener Kartoffelsuppe: A potato soup made with regional herbs and sometimes sausage or bacon.
Typical Activities
Breege offers a mix of relaxation, nature, and maritime experiences:
Nature & Outdoors
Beach time in Juliusruh: Long, sandy beaches perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
Cycling & Hiking: Explore the Wittow peninsula, nearby Kap Arkona cliffs, or the Schaabe, a long forested sandbar.
Boating & Sailing: Charter boats or join excursions around the Bodden or to Hiddensee island.
Sightseeing & Culture
Historic Harbor: Watch fishing boats, enjoy waterfront cafés, or take a ferry.
Kap Arkona: Visit lighthouses, Slavic fort ruins, and panoramic sea views.
St. Paul's Church: A simple but historic village church.
Seasonal Events
Harbor Festivals: With seafood, live music, and local crafts.
Christmas & Midsummer markets: Smaller, cozy events with regional flair.
Sailing & Trade: By the 18th and 19th centuries, Breege became one of the wealthiest villages on Rügen due to sailing and maritime trade. Shipowners from Breege owned fleets that traded across the Baltic and North Seas.
Historic Architecture: The legacy of maritime wealth can still be seen in the captains’ houses—well-preserved homes with ornate woodwork.
Modern Era: After WWII, Breege became part of East Germany and was a popular vacation destination. Since reunification, tourism has grown significantly.
Description
Location: Breege lies on the Wittow peninsula, between the Breeger Bodden (a calm lagoon) and the Baltic Sea.
Atmosphere: The village is peaceful and picturesque, with harbor views, thatched-roof houses, and lush coastal landscapes.
Nearby Areas: The seaside resort of Juliusruh, part of Breege, is known for its white sand beaches and is easily accessible by foot or bike.
Typical Food
Breege and the surrounding Rügen region offer traditional North German and Baltic cuisine, emphasizing fresh fish and local produce:
Fischbrötchen: A must-try—fresh fish (often herring or mackerel) served in a crusty bread roll.
Räucherfisch (Smoked Fish): Smoked eel, trout, or mackerel, often sold at the harbor.
Sanddorn (Sea Buckthorn): Used in jams, juices, and desserts—a local specialty.
Königsberger Klopse: Meatballs in white sauce with capers, common across northern Germany.
Rügener Kartoffelsuppe: A potato soup made with regional herbs and sometimes sausage or bacon.
Typical Activities
Breege offers a mix of relaxation, nature, and maritime experiences:
Nature & Outdoors
Beach time in Juliusruh: Long, sandy beaches perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
Cycling & Hiking: Explore the Wittow peninsula, nearby Kap Arkona cliffs, or the Schaabe, a long forested sandbar.
Boating & Sailing: Charter boats or join excursions around the Bodden or to Hiddensee island.
Sightseeing & Culture
Historic Harbor: Watch fishing boats, enjoy waterfront cafés, or take a ferry.
Kap Arkona: Visit lighthouses, Slavic fort ruins, and panoramic sea views.
St. Paul's Church: A simple but historic village church.
Seasonal Events
Harbor Festivals: With seafood, live music, and local crafts.
Christmas & Midsummer markets: Smaller, cozy events with regional flair.
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