Hölderlinstadt Lauffen
Nestled between rolling hills and vineyards, the Hölderlin town of Lauffen is a place rich in culture and history.
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Historische Fachwerkstadt Hornburg
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Klosterstadt Rehna
In the heart of north-west Mecklenburg, the monastery town of Rehna presents one of the largest monastery complexes of the former nunnery. -
Kürassierstadt Pasewalk
The cuirassier town of Pasewalk once served as the headquarters of the cavalry regiment of the Prussian army. -
Hansestadt Rostock
The oldest university in Northern Europe is located in the Hanseatic city of Rostock. -
Meißen
Meissen is internationally renowned for its porcelain manufactory, which produces skilfully crafted unique pieces. -
Markneukirchen
Markneukirchen has been known as a centre of instrument making for almost four centuries. -
Parchim
The centre of the small Mecklenburg town of Parchim is characterised by brick and half-timbered houses. -
Neubrandenburg - Stadt der Vier Tore
Remains of the medieval fortifications show why Neubrandenburg is called the city of four gates. -
Residenzstadt Schwerin
The castle in particular, situated on an island, bears witness to Schwerin's former role as a royal seat. -
Reuterstadt Stavenhagen
Stavenhagen owes the title "Reuterstadt" to its most famous child: The poet Fritz Reuter was born here in 1810. -
Röbel/Müritz - Bunte Stadt am kleinen Meer
Known as the colourful town by the small sea, as the locals affectionately call their Müritzsee, the recognised resort of Röbel/Müritz is located in the Mecklenburg Lake District. -
Tessin Blumenstadt an der Recknitz
Tessin, the flower town on the Recknitz, is known for its well-preserved historical architecture. -
Universitäts- und Hansestadt Greifswald
The university and Hanseatic city of Greifswald is best known for its Eldena monastery ruins. -
Woldegk Stadt der Windmühlen
A walk around the centre of the town of Woldegk reveals why it is known as the "town of windmills".