#Stralsund

[allthingseurope]

Stralsund, Germany

[schuhcollection]

head in the clouds

[benkaden]

"Sei bitte so gut und koche für uns einen Gemüseeintopf."

Ansichtskarte

STRALSUND – Leninplatz

Köthen: Heldge-Verlag KG 437 Köthen (P 1/70 IV-14-45 10811)

1970

[spaceshara]

Jellyfish (●'◡'●)

[probably-an-alien]

I was at the Ozeaneum in Stralsund yesterday and I think Ishmael would have loved this

yep, that's a real sperm whale skeleton

and this is one of the multiple life-sized whale models

The museum has so many aquariums too, some of them truly ginormous. It's one of the best museums I know.

[cactusismydisguise]

(not-)Adam hunting down (not-)Eva

für @mabeh

[fabelhafteweltvonfelix]

Stralsund (2016)

[jhara-ivez]

I have a new girlfriend :D

This is Martha.

Martha was waiting in line with some people for a public (very tidy) toilet in Stralsund and then followed me. She's very cute.

[stuff79]

Thänx 4 submission

[z428]

Calling ships to port.

#outerworld #smartphonephotography #the baltic self #stralsund

[str4wanzerin]

Ich hab vor kurzem mit der Thriller-Krimi-Serie "Stralsund" angefangen, in der Alexander Held einen Hauptcharakter spielt, der schon zu Beginn ein Bein verliert. Und trotzdem stur daran arbeitet, wieder seinen Job machen zu können.

Und da hab ich mich gefragt, wie würde sein "Zwilling" Ludwig bei "München Mord" in einer ähnlichen Situation reagieren und vor allem, was würde sein Partner Helmut in der Situation tun?

[benkaden]

Ansichtskarte

Stralsund Heinrich-Heine-Ring

Reichenbach (Vogtl): VEB BILD UND HEIMAT Reichenbach i.V. (V 11 50 A 1/B 771/68 1/5701).

Foto: Vorköper, Franzburg

1968

[spaceshara]

I love jellyfish. So here's some of my jellyfish photos I took last year.

[vortilogue]

Alter Markt Stralsund

📷 Lomo LC-A

🎞️ Kodak Portra 400

@hansestadt_stralsund

[sunnyskysworld]

[paramedicabroad]

Historic Centres of Stralsund & Wismar

Embark with me on a virtual journey to the historic centers of Stralsund and Wismar, two enchanting Hanseatic cities nestled along the Baltic Sea in Germany. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, these coastal gems beckon with their medieval charm, maritime legacies, and a tapestry of architectural wonders that echo the stories of centuries past.

Discover the rich Hanseatic history that binds Stralsund and Wismar. As key members of the Hanseatic League, these cities thrived as trading hubs, fostering cultural exchange and economic prosperity during the medieval period.

Step into Stralsund's Old Town, where gabled houses, Gothic churches, and historic market squares transport you back to the heyday of the Hanseatic League. Marvel at the imposing St. Mary's Church and the iconic Rathaus (Town Hall), testaments to the city's architectural prowess.

Wander through Wismar's expansive Market Square, surrounded by elegant Renaissance-style buildings that showcase the city's prosperity. The Wasserkunst fountain, a symbol of Wismar's maritime achievements, stands as a centerpiece in this historic square.

Admire the Brick Gothic architecture that defines both cities. From Stralsund's iconic St. Nicholas' Church to Wismar's St. George's Church, the red-brick structures stand as enduring symbols of the region's medieval craftsmanship.

The historic centers of Stralsund and Wismar received UNESCO recognition in 2002. The inscription acknowledges their well-preserved urban layouts, architectural ensembles, and maritime heritage, illustrating the symbiotic relationship between land and sea.

Explore the maritime museums in both cities, where exhibits showcase the maritime prowess that fueled their economic prosperity. From shipbuilding to seafaring, these museums offer a glimpse into the seafaring traditions that shaped Stralsund and Wismar.

Immerse yourself in the harbor views of both cities, where the rhythmic ebb and flow of the Baltic Sea have shaped their identities. The harbors are not just gateways to the sea but reflections of the maritime soul that runs deep in the veins of Stralsund and Wismar.

Partake in the vibrant festivals and cultural events that animate these historic centers. From medieval fairs to maritime celebrations, these events breathe life into the cobblestone streets, fostering a sense of community and celebration.

In conclusion, the historic centers of Stralsund and Wismar stand as living testaments to the resilience of Hanseatic heritage and the enduring beauty of coastal cities. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, they invite us to traverse their medieval streets and harbor fronts, where the echoes of history resonate with each step. When you're ready for a digital sojourn through time, Stralsund and Wismar promise to captivate and inspire. 🏰🌊🇩🇪