Peace and tranquillity in Stralsund

Stralsund is a city in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern a region in Germany, located at the southern coast of the Strelasund (a seaway of the Baltic Sea isolating the isle of Rügen from the mainland). Two bridges (the Rügendamm and since October 2007 the new Rügen bridge) and a number of ferry companies hook up Stralsund with the ports of Rugen providing travelers the perfect chance to appreciate and esteem such German wonder of natural world.

The ancient town in Northern Germany allures its tourists with an historical city centre which brings back memories from the time after the Thirty year's war when Stralsund in Germany has been under Swedish command. Grandiose places of worship and fantastic residences of standard red brick gothic gabled structures let you picture how effective Stralsund was once as a fellow member of the Hanseatic League. The main market sectors of Stralsund are shipyards, fishing, and in the end, travel and leisure. Stralsund's main points of interest are The Brick Gothic, a historical centre and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, The Old Market Square (Alter Markt), with the Gothic Town Hall (13th century) and numerous other churches and old fashioned structures of the past years.

Behind the town hall stands the gorgeous Nikolaikirche (St. Nicholas' Church), built between 1270 and 1360. The marketplace is surrounded by houses from various periods, such as the Gothic Wulflamhaus (a 14th-century patrician house, today a restaurant), and the Baroque Commandantenhaus, seat of the old Swedish command headquarters. Pay a visit to the impressing churches in Stralsund Germany and find out more information about such interesting and mesmerizing culture and civilization. Stralsund has also several galleries and museums devoted to marine life and human interaction with the sea. The biggest ones are the German Oceanographic Museum and the new Ozeaneum. There is also the Marine Museum that contains the history of the Germany Navy. It is located on Dänholm Island a former historic Navy Base. This museum dwells one of the last remaining DDR Volksmarine torpedo boats.

Moving forward, the striking town of Stralsund Germany is also called 'The Gate to Rugen Island' and it is a fine getaway for every traveler who wants to relax and spend some quality time off. In case you're interested to discover such magnificent territory, arrange the best vacation and get ready to encounter some of the best scenery in the world. A visit to Stralsund would not be complete without a trip to the harbor, which dwells superb old brick warehouses and it is a delight for every foreigner. The customary waterside bars and restaurants and even a theatre which gives shows in the summer are available within the port because of the plentiful actions travelers won't get bored and they will have an amazing time.

Overall, Stralsund has become over the years a real tourist attraction, where people from all corners of the world come to experience some peace and tranquillity. Check out the amazing architecture of the city, get ready to be mesmerized by its amazing panorama and spend an unforgettable vacation. All in all, Stralsund is indeed amazing, with great history behind and fabulous places to visit.