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The town is very beautiful - nature, architecture, the beach. It's just exceptional, so many places to enjoy! Restaurants are very expensive and the food is either mediocre or really bad. If you really like good food, I'd recommend purchasing products in supermarket and cook at home. Little fish shops with smoked fish is the best food this place has to offer in my opinion.

It's cute, tucked away from main tourism. But plenty to do in terms of nature (Nature reserve Jasmund) and also the habour offers quite a number of attractions from sight seeing ship tours to a submarine museum.

Sellin is a beautiful place that really offers a lot of possibilities - cycling tours, walking tours, boat trips, swimming - an ideal place to get to know the south-eastern part of Rugen perfectly without having to use a car

Beautiful nature, natural beaches with fine sand, but also rocky beaches with beautiful stones, opportunities for trips to Jasmund Nature Park or Hiddensee Island. There are few people here. A great place!

Glowe, Germany is a small town on the Baltic Sea. This is a vacation town. There was a grocery store, small miniature golf course, restaurants and vacation rentals. Not much else going on. That being said—if you want night life, look elsewhere. Perfect place for a weekend stay… awhile week I’d get bored.

Binz is a lovely little seaside town, we love the fischbrotchen and cycling culture. You can get around on foot easily, the beach is well divided and organized, and you can get around by bus or train. Clean public restrooms are everywhere. Dont come for party life, but definitely for relax, no matter the weather. Dont forget to add lunch at Karls Erdbeerhof to your Rugen bucket list.

Sassnitz was a lively, coastal holiday town with beautiful, large villas. The beech wood had lots of trails and was pretty but the chalk cliffs were spectacular along with the colour of the Baltic Sea. There is a small zoo which is very new with not many animals but the silver fox was exceptionally handsome.

A wonderful place with beach, restaurants and white sand to relax and rejuvenate yourself. Weinwirtschaft Sellin (fine-dining), Zweistein's (Italian cuisine), Desperado (Mexican cuisine) are few of the amazing restaurants also serving amazing vegetarian food near to Sellin Pier.

A Hidden Gem with Incredible Scenery - Dranske Municipality During our stay in Rügen, we had the pleasure of exploring the charming municipality of Dranske. A small, picturesque community spanning 20.79 km², it is home to a modest population of 1,127 (as of March 2019). Nestled 3.0 meters above sea level, Dranske offers breathtaking views, including the cliffs of the Danish island Møn on clear days. The municipality includes several beautiful areas such as Dranske, Banz, Bug, Dranske-Hof, Goos, Gramtitz, Kreptitz, Kuhle, Lancken, Nonnevitz, and Starvitz, each with its unique charm. Dranske's rich history adds to its appeal. First mentioned in 1314 in a list of prince's taxes collected by a Brunswick knight, Dranske has a history that intertwines with the broader Rügen Island. The district of Nonnevitz was even documented earlier in 1193 when Jaromar I, Prince of Rügen, donated it to the Cistercian Monastery in Bergen. Today, Dranske is a testament to the island's historical richness and natural beauty. It's a fantastic place to unwind, explore, and get a taste of the idyllic Rügen life. I highly recommend a visit! Rating: 5/5

Binz is the most charming place! Most guest houses are from turn of the last Century, and full of quirks and beautiful details. The beach is lovely,even out of season, and there’s also an old-fashinoned pier and a lake. Love it all!