Each film documents the exciting and multifaceted history of the imperial baths in its own way. Some videos are commented on by historians and experts - in others we let the images and music alone do the talking. But what all clips have in common: They are intended to give you an entertaining insight into the history of Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf and Bansin and inspire you to go on a discovery tour yourself, for example on the new one Kaiserbäder adventure trail.
A big thank you to the creative agency C4 around Alicia Bühler, Studio Regenbogen around Martin Bolik and everyone involved!
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More informationThe great Kurt Masur, appointed honorary patron of the Usedom Music Festival in 2012, gave three of his last concerts during the Usedom Music Festival and defined his relationship with Usedom and the festival with captivating words.
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More informationThe Husbands' Train to Heringsdorf is an amusing travel song by Alfred Schmasow from 1902. In our video, the first and last verses of the song are set to music and accompanied by historical images. A thank you to Jürgen Kraft, Heinrich Karstaedt, Hans Jürgen Merkle for the photos and of course “Hats off” to the musical performance of Kirstin Hasselmann, Dietrich Plückhahn and Daniel Vogel (piano).
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More informationProf. Dr. In this film, Hans Dieter Zimmermann, first chairman of the Hans Werner Richter Foundation, has succeeded in drawing a compact picture of Hans Werner Richter and “his” Group 47. A big thank you to him and to our employee Anna Straka for the friendly invitation to the Hans Werner Richter House.
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More information“Only he is free […] who is allowed to carry out his duties on the endless expanses of the sea, even if it is heavy.” This is what it says in the book “The Fisherman of Usedom” by Rosa Maria Barth, published in 1937. And 85 years later, the then 16-year-old Nils Krüger, an aspiring fish farmer for coastal and deep-sea fishing, says: “I don't want to do anything differently. Being on the sea is freedom for me…”
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More informationOn September 22, 1922, Maxim Gorki left the seaside resort of Heringsdorf after a four-month stay. We remember the Russian writer and activist who immortalized himself in the guest book of Villa Irmgard with the entry “And yet and despite everything, one day people will live like brothers.”
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More informationHere in the Kaiserbäder, at the oldest location still producing beach chairs, we are proud of our typical beach furniture. We come up with a lot of ideas for this: from the XXL mega beach chair with three seating levels to the world championships in the beach chair sprint. Even a luxury beach chair “Pompöös” was built in Heringsdorf and personally approved by Harald Glööckler.
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More informationDid you know that big plans for tourism were made at the tourism service center in Heringsdorf over 100 years ago? The Seebad Heringsdorf stock corporation had its headquarters here, whose founders included the brothers Adelbert and Hugo Delbrück. We will introduce you to the two visionaries and their services to Heringsdorf in more detail.
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More informationTheodor Fontane, the most important representative of realism in German literature. For this video we would like to especially thank local historian Heinrich Karstaedt and the owners of Villa Fontane, who gave us a fantastic insight into the wonderful property on the Kulm.
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More informationWith their columns and bay windows, turrets and balustrades, stucco decorations and outside staircases, representative buildings like the Bleichröder Residence are reminiscent of times long past. The imagination of the Berlin aristocracy and elite at the time of the last German Emperor probably did somersaults when they designed the magnificent villas. Whether it's a classicist summer residence, an Art Nouveau mansion or a baroque fairytale castle. They are all witnesses to a historical era that has become a cultural heritage for the imperial baths.
Interested? Find out more about the exciting and varied history of the imperial baths, which has been written for over 750 years. Experience the development and change of the places that have made the Imperial Baths what they are today: fantastic holiday destinations. Would you rather go on an individual journey of discovery? Then visit the Imperial Baths Adventure Trail and plan your own tour through the Imperial Baths.
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