Tours & Travel: Touristic routes

Organized tours with luggage transport and pre-booked hotels. Individual tours - no groups.

Look and find your bycicle holiday tour with the tour operator "Mecklenburger Radtour".

The route meets the sea culture of different nations living here from the historical times until nowadays and gives an opportunity to discover the diversity and charm of wild nature reserves, virginal beaches, small fishing villages and big harbor towns, single lighthouses on sand dunes and stone piers, old castles as well as high civilized modern resorts.

There are a number of historical pilgrimages which lead from the Baltic region to Santiago de Compostela. Today it is tried to revive the tradition of pilgrimage in the Northern parts of Europe and therefore, for example, the Baltic-Westfelic, the Jutland, the Holstein-Westfelic or the Mecklenburg-Magdeburg pilgrimage have been established and are constantly expanded.

The one who travels on the European Route of Brick Gothic and visits the medieval inner cities and villages cannot only admire impressive historical buildings but also feel the ever present influence of the Hanseatic League. Experience distinctive architecture and the uniqueness of a landscape created in the ice-age. The route connects the manifold cultures of seven countries which have their origins in the common history full of tradition.

The tourist route 'The Baltic Amber Road' offers a possibility for tourists and travellers to experience the formation of the amber in Lithuania, Latvia and Kaliningrad region, covering its history, output, processing and jewelry. The road stretches 418 km along the Baltic coast introducing various information and objects of 'The Amber Route', gathered in different countries.

The Baltic Sea unites the Baltic people who have lived on its shores for many centuries. The routes of Slav merchants, Vikings and pirates would intersect here in ancient times. The Baltic States were strengthening and prospering through the exchange of both goods and cultural heritage. HANZA was the trade and political union of the towns of North Germany, Prussia and Livonia (13th century-1669). In the Middle Ages it had preserved its influence on the Baltic region for centuries.

Neringa offers a lot of different occupation during leisure time. One can make a stroll along some cognitive paths or ride a bike along the spit from Nida to Smiltyne. Also you may learn about the Curonian spit on excursions by boat in the lagoon, on foot or by other means of transport.

There are different ways to discover the past...

Guided tours close to the Szczecin Lagoon, not only teach you something about the history, also give you an impression of the culture and people of the region Pomerania.

Find Hotels and Holiday Houses for You around the three baltic lagoons.