Discover the charm of Stralsund on this self-guided walking tour through its storied Old Town. Starting at the historic Marienkirche on New Market Square, you'll explore medieval streets and marvel at buildings dating back to the 1300s. Stroll to the waterfront to see 19th-century warehouses, the modern Ozeaneum aquarium, and the Gorch Fock I sailing ship. Enjoy views of the Baltic Sea Sound and return to Old Town via the Old Market Square and the Medieval City Hall. Highlights include climbing the Marienkirche tower, visiting the 14th-century Museumshaus, and discovering poignant “stumbling stones.” This 75-minute tour offers a rich glimpse into Stralsund's resilient history and vibrant heritage.
The tour begins in front of Marienkirche, just off Neuer Markt. The New Market Square is approximately 10 minutes walking from the Main Train station (one bus stop).
Dominating the New Market Square, St. Mary's Church is a stunning example of Gothic architecture. Climb its tower for panoramic views of Stralsund and the surrounding Baltic Sea Sound.
The New Market Square, established in 1234, is the historic heart of Stralsund. Its vibrant atmosphere is surrounded by medieval buildings and offers a glimpse into the city’s past.
This 14th-century merchant’s house now serves as a museum showcasing the city’s rich history. Explore its atmospheric basement and learn about Stralsund's medieval trade.
A modern aquarium with impressive exhibits on marine life and oceanography, the OZEANEUM offers a contrast to the historic surroundings with its innovative design and educational displays.
Visit this historic three-masted sailing ship, which now serves as a museum. It provides insight into maritime history and the life aboard naval vessels.
The Old Market Square is a charming area filled with historic buildings, including the Medieval City Hall. It's a great place to soak in the city's historical ambiance.
The Medieval City Hall is a grand structure featuring Gothic architecture. It stands as a testament to Stralsund's importance in the Hanseatic League.
Known for its astronomical clock dating back to 1394, St. Nicholas' Church is a treasure trove of medieval timekeeping and religious history.
The old Latin school, where boys once learned to read and write, reflects the educational traditions of medieval Stralsund.
The Holy Ghost Church, or Heilgeistkirche, is a historic religious site offering insight into Stralsund’s ecclesiastical history and medieval architecture.
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