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bonio Says: Arrived at Kühlungsborn Ost station and after lunch an easy walk along the prom and then into town to the Kühlungsborn West station for the ride home.Warm sunny day and the beach, sea and a sleep in a strandkorb all very inviting!
Kathrin_E Says: Strandstraße is the main street of Kühlungsborn-Ost. Here is where the souvenir, clothes and beach stuff shops are, and also several restaurants and cafes. Go shopping…
Kathrin_E Says: Kühlungsborn’s green heart covers about one square kilometre. The town has grown around this piece of forest. The shady paved trails are popular for biking, walking, and all kinds of exercise. There are playgrounds, a rope climbing garden, sports fields and dunno what else.
Kathrin_E Says: A seaside resort on the Baltic Sea needs a Seesteg, a jetty where cruise boats can land and from where people can enjoy the view of the sea and the coastline. Kühlungsborn used to have one since around 1900 but the old one had disappeared after the war and 40 years of...
Kathrin_E Says: The bronze Sailor’s Wife is looking out for her husband’s ship from the beach promenade in Kühlungsborn-West, hoping for him to return to shore soon safe and sound. She represents the fate of the women in the villages and towns whose husbands (boyfriends, fathers, sons) are...
Ferris Wheel in Kühlungsborn-West
Kathrin_E Says: The ferris wheel is erected on the beach promenade in Kühlungsborn-West during the summer months. The views of the coastline, the town, the sea and the hinterland must be great – yours truly apologizes for being too scared of heights to ride this thing…
Kathrin_E Says: Kühlungsborn’s beach promenade has a total length of about 4 kms. It leads along the dunes and the beach, is smoothly paved, wheelchair accessible, and clean enough to walk barefoot if you want. The promenade is for pedestrians only, cycling is not allowed.Little thatched...
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bonio Says: A welcome visit for a cool beer on a warm day. Two tasty house brewed beers on offer (light and dark) and both pretty good. Lunch here as well, everything you'd expect on a brewpub menu! and reasonably priced for the area!Enjoyed our short visit here.
Café Melange: Try the fresh wafers
Kathrin_E Says: Café Melange is the cafe of Hotel Sonnenburg. Location: Ostseeallee, a bit east of the tourist information. Their speciality are fresh warm wafers served with icecream or custard, warm fruit compote of cherries or raspberries, and whipped cream. A tasty and rewarding...
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It´s a little nice cinema. It´s very peronal and very cheap.
You find it directly on the campingground Kuehlungsborn - west.
Written Jul 3, 2004
Address: campingground
bonio Says: Steam railway into town, connects with the mainline at Bad Doberan, a fantastic half hour or so journey.Two station in Kühlungsborn, Ost and West, why not get off at one and walk to the other along the seafront? lovely way to spend an afternoon.Anyway, this is a working...
Kathrin_E Says: There is only one ship, the MS Baltica, that does cruises along the coast from Kühlungsborn. The MS Baltica does - one or two connections per day to and from Warnemünde- a short 1 hour cruise towards Heiligendamm without landing- a longer cruise towards Rerik and Wustrow...
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Jellyfish appear at the beaches frequently. It is startling to be touched by something glibbery in the water but most of them are completely harmless. As long as the four rings are white, pink, blue or dark violet there is nothing to worry about. Sometimes you’ll see kids throwing them at each other for fun.
Watch its elegant movements if you meet one in shallow water.
In German they are named Quallen – doesn’t that sound like a lovely glibbery handful of jelly?
There is, however, a bright red or orange variety called Feuerqualle (fire jellyfish) which ought to be avoided because they burn. These are rare but in case you spot one, stay away. They won’t kill you but they give painful burns which take some days to heal.
Written Aug 22, 2009
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Bad Heiligendamm is the next village east of Kuehlungsborn. I heard it should be great and mostly for rich people. of course you can find Kempinsky hotels which looks great but the beaches are not so good like the beaches of Kuehlungsborn and I don´t like the atmosphere around the Kempinsky hotels so much.
Unique Suggestions: You can go to the Seabridge and if you´ll made a tour with the "Molly train" from Bad Doberan or Kuehlungsborn made a stop for one hour in this village. it´s enough.
Updated Oct 26, 2003
Kathrin_E Says: A private association of Molli fans has established a small museum next to the station Kühlungsborn-West. See historical Molli engines and cars and learn about the history and technology about this narrow-gauge railway.
Kathrin_E Says: The catholic church is a very young building, consecrated in 2000. The architecture is supposed to resemble sails and the construction of a boat. Location: Kühlungsborn-Ost, not far from the marina and the beach promenade
Kathrin_E Says: DLRG (Deutsche Lebensrettungsgesellschaft, German Life Savers’ Association) are keeping watch on the beach. At certain intervals you see their sheds with a lookout on top. When they are on duty the red and yellow flag is waving. In those areas you can swim without any worry....
Kathrin_E Says: Swimming in the sea can of course be done. How pleasant it is depends on current weather conditions. The weather along the coast cannot be relied upon. I was lucky during my stay!Water (Wasser) and air (Luft) temperature, wind direction and strength are written on amall...
Kathrin_E Says: The town got its name from the Kühlung, a ridge a few kms inland. This is a popular area for hiking with beech forests and viewpoints. The highest 'peak' reaches a height of some 130 m above sea level.
Kathrin_E Says: Like most resorts Kühlungsborn charges Kurtaxe, a tax of 2 € per day in high season, 1 € per day in low season. Guests who stay in Kühlungsborn pay this tax with their accommodation bill. Day visitors have to pay at the beach entrances. You receive a Kurkarte with your...
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I always can recommend to make a trip to the Baltic sea in east Germany. I am every year there - sometimes in spring, summer or fall. It´s always nice there. This sea had an special atmosphere - I can...
A day trip to Ostseebad Kühlungsborn!
As the title says! Three things attracted us here, a steam train ride, the seaside and a brewpub - here's a report on each.
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