Dreschvitz – Nature, Cycling and Culture

Dreschvitz combines nature-rich surroundings with special opportunities for activities and culture. Forests, flowering meadows and small bodies of water shape the landscape and invite you to explore. When planning your trip, you can choose different focuses, from a cycling tour on Rügen and experiences in the air to cultural discoveries in Landow.

Landscape and time at the Kubitzer Bodden

The Kubitzer Bodden is 2 km from Dreschvitz and is part of Western Pomerania Lagoon Area National Park. The body of water is recommended for extended walks. Fishing is also possible there: you can fish while wading or from a boat. This gives you several ways to spend time at the Bodden—a longer walk or time with a fishing rod, either from the shore or on the water.

The landscape in Dreschvitz itself also invites you to head outdoors and explore. Forests, flowering meadows and small bodies of water are its defining features. If nature experiences are your main focus when choosing a holiday apartment, these landscape features give you a concrete impression of what defines the area.

Cycling tours and experiences in the air

Dreschvitz can serve as a starting point for the Great Cycling Tour on Rügen. The route is 126 km long. Keep the total distance in mind when planning your day; it gives you a clear basis for deciding whether this extended cycling tour fits your travel plans. You can start the ride in Dreschvitz without committing to a specific distance for individual sections.

If you would like to experience Rügen from the air, the airfield at Güttin offers another option: island sightseeing flights and excursions along the Baltic coast take off several times a day. The Black Hawks team also offers tandem skydives at Rügen Airfield in Güttin; visiting skydivers from all over the world are welcome. The flights and tandem skydives offer a different focus from the cycling tour. You can shape your trip around whether you would rather cover a long distance or seek an experience in the air.

Church and music in Landow

The church in Landow is included on the European Route of Brick Gothic. The Wegekirche dates from the 14th century and is considered the oldest half-timbered church in Central Europe. Admission to the church is free; for events, refer to the ticket information for the relevant program. This makes it possible to plan an interest in historic church architecture separately from attending an event.

Music also has a long tradition in Landow: the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival has been held there since 1991. An annual chamber music festival takes place here as part of the festival; Landow is its oldest venue used every year. The annual Landow Summer of Music includes concerts, film nights, readings, performances and exhibitions. The program thus extends beyond concerts and appeals to a range of cultural interests. For events, refer to the ticket information for the relevant program.

Another historical point of interest is in Ralow. The list of historic monuments dated December 30, 1997, includes a manor house with a park there as a listed building. If you are interested in historic buildings, you can take this listing into account when choosing cultural destinations.

More destinations: Kluis, Samtens, Hiddensee Island, Gingst, Altefähr, Ummanz, Neuenkirchen, Rambin.

For the main travel overview: Amt West-Rügen.