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Rügen

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Rügen is the Germany's largest island. It is situated in the Baltic Sea in the region of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

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[edit] Other destinations

  • The Chalk cliffs of Königsstuhl
  • Prora, the ruins of world's largest hotel which, however never was used.
  • Jasmund National Park

[edit] Understand

Rügen is Germany's largest island. It is known for its sand beaches and chalk cliffs. The northernmost place in East Germany, Cape Arkona is situated on Rügen.

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Being a part of Germany, the language mostly spoken on Rügen is German, but most people speak at least some English.

[edit] Get in

[edit] By plane

Rügen's airport is in Güttin, with regular flights from Berlin and Uetersen (near Hamburg); flights from Hamburg-Fuhlsbüttel are also possible.

[edit] By car

You can get in by car along the bridge from Stralsund on the German mainland, or you can take the ferry from Trelleborg in southern Sweden.

[edit] By train

There is also a regional train connection from Stralsund to Sassnitz and Ostseebad Binz, some long distance trains travel to Ostseebad Binz.

[edit] By boat

Three major ship-owners operates ferries to and from Sassnitz:

There is also a cable ferry from Stahlbrode near Greifswald to Glewitz on Rügen.

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[edit] Accommodations

  • Holiday House Haker [4] holiday house in Garz, the oldest town of Rügen
  • holidayflat Haberland [5] holidayflat in the middle of Rügen

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