Stralsund main train station can be reached by Intercity trains from Hamburg / Ruhr and from Berlin. Regional Express trains connect the city with Rostock, Berlin, Neubrandenburg and Greifswald Neustrelitz. Regional trains go to Bergen (Rügen), Sassnitz, Barth and on the island of Usedom.
Stralsund is accessible via the Baltic Sea motorway A 20 (from Lübeck to Stettin) and Rügen feeder (B96n). Stralsund has a parking guidance system. As in the travel season parking is particularly scarce, it is recommended to use one of the official car parks.
Stralsund is a jewel in the northern German region thanks to the unique waterfront location. This vibrant city´s historic cobbled streets and many attractions make it an unmissable stop.
Stralsund´s UNESCO-recognised Altstadt is effectively on it´s own island, surrounded by beautiful lakes and the sea. You can easily spend a day wandering here. Amidst all the careful restorations, you´ll discover the odd unreconstructed 17th century veteran to add spice and context.
Stralsund was once the second most important member of the Hanseatic Leage, after Lübeck and its square gables interspersed with Gothic turrets, ornate portals and vaulted arches make it one of the leading examples of classic redbrick Gothic gabled architecture in northern Germany.
Escape Address: Stralsund, Stralsund, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
Stralsunds location is unique, based between the Strelasund and the 13th century dammed ponds. Enjoy your day fare away from hectic cities having a stroll and enjoy the beautiful nature around Stralsund.
The city offers you the perfect mix of nature and historical sights. You can easily spend a day wandering through the beautiful inner city, discovering the 15th century town houses & nautical museums.