About Kühlungsborn

Kühlungsborn originated as a town in 1938 from the merger of the villages Arendsee, Brunshaupten and Fulgen, in which the bathing business had taken a steady boom since 1881.
The special feature of our seaside resort is the 4 km long promenade, behind the 30-meter-wide beach and a forest strip, with the concert gardens East and West form the end points.
The Europa-Hotel is located directly at the Konzertgarten Ost.
Unmistakable is the resort architecture of the turn of the century built hotels, pensions and public buildings.
Also the 130 hectare city forest, the districts East, Middle and West is unique. The 240 m long pier was completed in 1991.
In the coastal back is the Kühlung, a wooded ridge that invites you to hikes. A rich offer and events provide year-round variety in our seaside resort.
Whether spring festival, sailing and port days, summer spectacle, Schippermützenfest, Autumn Festival or Christmas - with us, there is always something going on!
In addition, you will find extensive water sports, surfing and sailing courses, volleyball tournaments etc. Stroll to the attractive harbor and experience the hustle and bustle of fishermen, sailors and motor sportsmen.
The Kunsthalle hosts art exhibitions, evening talk shows, small concerts and readings.
Discover the Baltic coast landscape! Whether by bike or on foot, you will take a tour through the beautiful nature in our surroundings.
The surrounding mixed forests and the coast invite you to. Walk to the small lighthouse Bastorf on the 79 m high signal mountain, take a trip in the cooling or just walk along the beach.
Take the historic steam train "Molli" via Heiligendamm to Bad Doberan, a city with many sights, and visit the impressive medieval cathedral.
Rerik, visit the parish church and the local history museum.
The Hanseatic cities of Wismar and Rostock invite to day trips. Whether shopping, admire the Hanseatic architecture in the historic old towns, stroll along the Old River in the Baltic Sea resort of Warnemünde or visit the largest market square in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania in Wismar, the Hanseatic cities are always worth a visit.
From rostock from drive in only time to Denmark and Sweden, one also has immediate connection to the north.