Greifswald marinas
Greifswald is a university town on the River Ryck, combining a Hanseatic centre and museum harbour with the fishing district of Wieck by the bay.
Greifswald
Greifswald offers two distinct places to stop within one destination. Upriver are the old town, with brick churches, university buildings and cafés, and a museum harbour with historic vessels. At the mouth of the Ryck, Wieck retains the appearance of a fishing village, with low houses and a wooden bascule bridge. Nearby are the ruins of Eldena Abbey, known from paintings by Caspar David Friedrich. The town and its maritime history are the main reasons to visit; a berth at the river mouth offers a different experience from one near the centre.
- Type
- Settlement
- Waters
- River Ryck and Dänische Wiek, Greifswalder Bodden
Why it is interesting
- Hanseatic and university town
- Museum harbour and fishing village of Wieck
- Eldena Abbey ruins
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Greifswald marinas
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