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The German city of Stralsund is the gateway to Ruegen and Usedom in the Baltic Sea and before you set out for a hiking trip on either of these two fascinating islands, you should take the time to explore what is in many ways the most interesting of the great German Baltic sea ports.

We used Stralsund as a base for our stay in the area, and here are a few impressions of what there is to see.

"Stralsund City Hall"
""Harbour of Stralsund - Gateway to Ruegen and Usedom"
"Harbour of Stralsund - Gateway to Ruegen and Usedom"
"street in Stralsund - Gateway to Ruegen and Usedom"
"pot embedded on the brick wall in Stralsund"
"fish and ship boat in front of Ozeanum in Stralsund"
"Ozeaneum in Stralsund - Gateway to Ruegen and Usedom"
"Part of St Nikolai - Stralsund Gateway to Ruegen and Usedom"
"city center of Stralsund in the Ostsee of Germany"
"the way to St Nikolai in Stralsund"
"a alley house in Stralsund - gateway to Ruegen and Usedom"
"a street in Stralsund - gateway to Ruegen and Usedom"
"old building in Stralsund - gateway to Ruegen and Usedom"
"house in Stralsund - Gateway to Ruegen and Usedom"
"around the Frankenteich in Stralsund, Germany"

And of course, from here, we have undertaken several day trips and hikes in and around Stralsund. We went to see to tell you all about the white cliffs of Ruegen and the beach of Binz and Prora. We’ve gone beyond its nearest border too, to Usedom in Poland.

Next time you’re in Stralsund, gateway to Ruegen and Usedom, no excuses for not making the most of it!

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