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Marina Lagunenstadt Ueckermunde, Mecklenburg Vorpommern, Germany
Marina Lagunenstadt Ueckermunde is located in the seaport town of Ueckermunde, 25 kilometres west of the Polish border, in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Region. The marina blends with the landscape of the Szczecin Lagoon Natural Park, and can be found on the right shore of Uecker River near the entrance to the Lagoon. The port offers its guests one of Germany’s most beautiful harbour entrances called Ueckerkopf. The marina also provides access to the Baltic Sea through Peenestrom River and Achterwasser lagoon from where tourists can take short trips to the German Islands or longer journeys to Denmark or Sweden. The city itself has several attractions for those eager to explore the premises, like Stadtschloss or Ueckermünde castle. The museum in the castle presents the history, economic activities in the area and the city’s evolution during different time periods. There are a few accommodations that can host tourists who wish to stay for a few days in Ueckermunde.
Facilities of Marina Lagunenstadt Ueckermunde
Bar
Restaurant
Wifi
Drinking water
Dressing rooms
Electricity
Fuel station
Security
Shipyard
Diving
Sailing school
Hibernation
Crane
Ramp
Waste collection
Residual water collection
Bilge Collection
Towing
Seamanship
Laundry
Master harbour
Photo Gallery
Cancellation Policy of Marina Lagunenstadt Ueckermunde : restrictive
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Attractions in Mecklenburg Vorpommern
The sixth biggest region and least populated province in Germany - Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is a superb area situated in the northern part of Germany and offers visitors unique landscapes and natural landmark as well as important cultural venues. This area is fantastic and is very diverse. If you are seeking a place to have a relaxing holiday but still experience a piece of Germany’s history, this is the place to visit.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is also positioned on the shores of the Baltic Sea and is the host of two of Germany’s largest islands: Rügen and Usedom. These unique locations will amaze you with their wildlife as almost 20% of the creatures that populate the surrounding forests were bred in captivity and then released in the wild.
Güstrow Palace is one the most famous landmarks in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and was constructed in 1558 for the Duke of Mecklenburg. For several years, it served as a fortress for German troops duri...
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