Tourist Attractions in Stralsund

 
The former Hanseatic town of Stralsund, on the sound of the same name, is a treasurehouse of historic buildings. The old town with its famous Town Hall, Gothic parish churches, old monasteries, fortifications and burghers' houses is surrounded by beautiful lakes and gardens.

Lying off Stralsund, linked with it by a causeway, is the island of Rügen with its seaside resorts and the little port of Sassnitz (ferry to Trelleborg in Sweden).

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There are several noteworthy Burghers' Houses in Stralsund, ranging from the Late Gothic Wulflammhaus and a Baroque building which was the headquarters of the Swedish commandant.

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