Location: Sellin
Top Things to do in Sellin
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Restaurants in Sellin
1. Seebruecke Sellin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 448 reviews
Reviewed By ylvse - Sweden
You feel like you are transported back to the beginning of the 1900's. Beautifully built with nice views and atmosphere. Lot of stairs but with an elevator for disabled people.
2. Rasender Roland
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 306 reviews
3. Jagdschloss Granitz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 398 reviews
Reviewed By Melbourne3058 - Coburg, Australia
We reached 'Jagdschloss Granitz' (the Granitz Hunting Lodge) by taking a small tourist train from Binz, although it is quite possible to walk to the lodge from the town - as long as you have the time and the weather isn't against you. The train stops at the jetty, although there a couple of other stops in the town as well (PS I suspect it doesn't run during the winter months).
In a woodland setting, the hunting lodge turned out to be more interesting than we first thought. The interior is in very good condition with excellent displays; the architecture, decorations and furniture of the lodge reflect what was regarded as an appropriate aristocratic lifestyle in the nineteenth century - in particular an obsession with hunting and shooting (loved the antler furniture). We were surprised to find that quite a number of famous personalities, including Bismark himself and both English and German royals, had stayed at the lodge.
There is also a tower that you can access via an internal staircase; it apparently gives a great view of the surrounding area. However, despite the sturdy wrought iron steps, we did not undertake the climb as it is not for anyone who suffers vertigo. Anyway it was, as they used to say, a 'spiffing' visit.
4. Seebruecke
Overall Ratings
4 based on 334 reviews
Reviewed By Alexandre V - Geneva, Switzerland
Let's be frank, there are lots of activities in Binz.
But this pier is just an ordinary one, like you find in many many seaside resorts in the World.
Nothing comparable to Santa Monica Pier for instance.
You don't have any animation, it's just a construction which enables you to go above the water and admire the seaside.
It certainly does not deserve the #2 place of all attractions in Binz.
5. Seebrucke Sellin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By MsJenzen - London, United Kingdom
The restaurant at Seebrucke Sellin has lovely atmosphere and décor with attentive and friendly service. A visit to this gorgeous building is recommended but do not expect too much as regards to food because it was fairly average. The fish soup for starter was tasty but quite pricey for the small serving. The cod for main was utterly delicious however it was served with 3 lumps of cold mashed potato which were so solid one could have built a house with it. Make sure you get a table near the window so you can enjoy the lovely view over the water. This is a very relaxed venue so do not turn up in fancy gear.
6. Globetrotter Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Jan K - Hamburg, Germany
... and the ones we had were very good.
The bar is located at the end of a small street and divided into four themed parts inside - Mexico, Africa, Canada and Carribean.
Menu is extensive and funny - all cocktails are handmade and served in fitting glasses or devices.
Highly recommended if you like exotic cocktails and enjoy a nice bar atmosphere
7. Friedensberg Kurpark
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
8. Rugen-Kite
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Christoph Z - Zurich, Switzerland
Wir waren für 5 Tage surfen, haben einen Grundschein gemacht aber bereits viele fortgeschrittene Manöver gelernt dank unserem sehr netten und lockerem Surflehrer!
Zum Lernen sind wir extra zum Bodden gefahren - keine Wellen und lange stehtief - also optimale Bedingungen für Anfänger! Fazit: Sehr zu empfehlen!
9. Dunengolf Gohren
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel N
Das Dühnengolf Göhren ist eine Adventure-Minigolfanlage. D.h. gespielt wird mit normalen Minigolf-Schlägern und -bällen auf Naturbahnen, die an einem Golf-Parcour in Minitaturform angelehnt sind, gespickt mit den bekannten Minigolf-Hindernissen.
Die Bahnen sind allesamt interessant gestaltet: Mal geht es über Wasser oder Stein, mal muss über mehrere Ecken gespielt werden, oder es geht über mehrere Meter über verschiedene Hindernisse inklusive einer hölzernen Rinne.
Es gibt 2 verschiedene Abschnitte mit jeweils 8 Bahnen, die entweder einzeln gespielt (und bezahlt) werden oder eben zum Sparpreis als Ganzes.
Wer einigermaßen gerne Minigolf spielt wird hier seine helle Freude haben. Lediglich die Regeln waren mangels klarer Vorgaben recht unklar und sorgten innerhalb der Gruppe für viel Gesprächsstoff. Aber das war dann auch teil des Spaßes...
10. KdF - Koloss von Ruegen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 637 reviews
Reviewed By jact380 - Alkmaar, The Netherlands
The almost endless row of holiday apartments build for the Nazi leisure organization Kraft durch Freude (KdF) is a good example of the way the Nazi's tried to make individuals subordinate to the mass ("das Volk").This Nazi heritage survived sixty-year GDR regime virtually unchanged. Recently the transformation of the depressing colossal line of grey buildings into luxurious and colorful apartments has started at the northern side of the site. So, if you want to get an idea of the way this site looked like in the last 70 years, don't postpone the trip to Rügen you always wanted to make.
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