Just like a hundred years ago, the seaside resort of Heringsdorf stands for cosmopolitanism, culture and a bit of extravagance. While it used to be “see and be seen” and high society flaunted their elegant pallor, today only the tan has changed. Heringsdorf is still the noblest of the three imperial spas.
Here are the most stately resort architecture villas in the middle of large parks and here you will find modern buildings, such as the longest pier in Germany at 508 meters from 1995. Heringsdorf was ennobled more than a hundred years ago as the "Nice of the Baltic Sea". Then as now, it accommodates illustrious guests from politics, business and culture.
The Villa Irmgard Museum is located where the Russian writer Maxim Gorky spent his exile in 1922. In addition to art exhibitions, readings and concerts are held here regularly.
The seaside health resort of Heringsdorf also radiates its charm in the now quieter season, which can be enjoyed wonderfully with a hot tea or cappuccino with a view of the sea after a walk on the beach.
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Villa Usedom
Klenzestrasse 8, 17424 Seebad Heringsdorf
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