Germany’s Largest and Most Scenic Island

Set off the Pomeranian coast, Rügen is Germany’s largest island. This island is offering a stunning mix of pristine beaches, lush forests, historic seaside resorts, and unique cultural landmarks. Known for its breathtaking natural beauty and rich history, Rügen is a must-visit for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and adventure seekers alike.

Top Things to Do on Rügen

🏖️ Explore Rügen’s Stunning Seaside Resorts & Towns

• Visit the charming seaside towns of Sellin and Binz, famous for their elegant 19th-century resort architecture.

• Enjoy coffee and traditional German pie at the iconic Seebrücke Pavilion in Sellin, with panoramic sea views.

• Discover the architectural masterpieces of Ulrich Müther, including the futuristic Kurmuschel and Müther Turm in Binz.

🏛️ Step into History at Prora

• Explore Prora, a massive seaside resort originally designed by Hitler to accommodate 40,000 workers—a haunting relic of WWII history.

• Visit the Rügen Vintage Car Museum, showcasing classic East German (GDR) cars, a fascinating glimpse into the island’s past.

🚂 Take a Ride on the Vintage Steam Train, Rasende Roland

• Experience a journey back in time aboard Rasende Roland, a narrow-gauge steam train that has been running since 1895—a fun activity for both kids and adults!

🥾 Hike & Cycle to Cape Arkona

• Trek to Cape Arkona, a 45-meter-high headland with two historic lighthouses, a navigation tower, WWII bunker complexes, and the Slavic temple fortress of Jaromarsburg.

• Marvel at the breathtaking coastal views from the Baumwipfelpfad observation deck, located in the Naturerbe Zentrum Rügen.

🌿 Discover Jasmund National Park & the Iconic Chalk Cliffs

• Visit Jasmund National Park, home to dramatic white chalk cliffs, dense forests, beaches, and bogs—one of Germany’s most awe-inspiring natural landscapes.

• Admire the famous Königsstuhl (King’s Chair) chalk cliffs, immortalized by Caspar David Friedrich in his 1818 painting “Chalk Cliffs on Rügen”.