# Two nights in Stralsund and Rügen from Berlin: a Hanseatic city, the Ozeaneum and chalk cliffs

Three hours by train from Berlin: one day in Stralsund's Hanseatic old town and the Ozeaneum, and another on Rügen, walking along the chalk cliffs to the Königsstuhl.

Fuente: https://www.geocalia.com/en/germany/mecklenburg-western-pomerania/stralsund-and-rugen/itineraries/two-nights-stralsund-ruegen-from-berlin · Revisado: 2026-11-12

Dónde: Stralsund and Rügen

Stralsund and Rügen are three hours by train from Berlin: too much for a day, perfect for two nights. You sleep in Stralsund's old town, a Hanseatic city of Gothic brick, and from there you cross by train to Rügen to walk along the edge of the chalk cliffs to the Königsstuhl.

## How do you get there?

By direct train from Berlin to Stralsund Hauptbahnhof, about three hours; from there, 15 minutes on foot to the old town. You cross to Rügen by regional train to Sassnitz, and from Sassnitz bus 23 climbs to the Königsstuhl. By car it is about 260 km on the A11 and the A20, around three hours; you go up to the Königsstuhl by shuttle from the Hagen car park.

## What do you pay for and what is free?

WhatPriceTime

Ozeaneum€20; children aged 4 to 16 €123 h

Königsstuhl and Skywalk€14; family €302–3 h

Gorch Fock I, deck only€445 min

Trail from Sassnitz to the KönigsstuhlFree3 h

Stralsund old townFree2 h

## Where to sleep

In the old town, the Lieblingsplatz Hotel Scheelehof, in Hanseatic houses with brick vaults and a spa, which accepts pets. At the harbour, beside the Ozeaneum, the Hotel Hafenresidenz, with 24-hour reception.

## El plan

### Friday · 19:30 · Arrival and dinner at Zum Scheele
Evening train from Berlin and dinner at the Scheelehof restaurant, in the old town, with Pomeranian cooking. Open Tuesday to Saturday.

### Saturday · 9:00 · Train to Sassnitz
Regional train from Stralsund to Sassnitz, on Rügen. Cross the village northwards and enter the national park.

### Saturday · 10:00 · Cliff trail
About 8 km through beech forest along the edge of the chalk cliffs, with viewpoints over the sea. About three hours.

### Saturday · 13:30 · The Königsstuhl and the Skywalk
The walkway over the cliff and the national park exhibition. Eat at the centre's bistro, with fish from Sassnitz.

### Saturday · 16:00 · Boat to the cliffs
Go down on bus 23 to Sassnitz and, if there is a departure, see the cliffs from the sea with Adler-Schiffe. Train back to Stralsund.

### Sunday · 9:30 · Stralsund old town
The Alter Markt, the town hall and St Nicholas', St Mary's and the streets that run down to the harbour.

### Sunday · 11:30 · Ozeaneum and Gorch Fock
Three hours in the sea museum and, from April to October, the deck of the 1933 sailing ship, opposite.

### Sunday · 15:30 · Late lunch and train
A meal at the Störtebeker Braugasthaus, open every day, or straight to the afternoon train to Berlin.

## Un consejo más

Bring walking boots for the trail and a windcheater: the Baltic wind blows in summer too.

## Cuándo no ir

From November to March, if you want the boat and the sailing ship: the Gorch Fock is closed and there are hardly any trips to the cliffs. The Ozeaneum and the Königsstuhl open as usual.

## Preguntas frecuentes

### How long does it take from Berlin to Stralsund?
About three hours by direct train.

### Do I need a car?
No: train to Sassnitz, bus 23 and the trail on foot.

### Can I do it with children?
Yes: they love the Ozeaneum, the Skywalk and the boat. With little ones, go up to the Königsstuhl by bus instead of the trail.

### How much does it cost?
Between €220 and €380 per person with two hotel nights, train, tickets and meals.

## Dónde dormir without a car
- **Lieblingsplatz Hotel Scheelehof**: Sleeping in a Hanseatic house
The Scheelehof occupies several protected houses on Fährstraße, right in the old town and beside the old harbour: St Nicholas's and the town hall are a few minutes away, as is the Ozeaneum. Every room is different, with brick vaults or beamed ceilings.
The rooms and the spa
Standard and superior doubles, junior suites and suites of up to 45 m² for three people, all with shower, fridge, coffee machine, safe and wifi. The spa has three saunas, a steam bath and a relaxation area, open every day from 15:00 to 20:00; it is best to book a time. Pets are accepted in rooms prepared for them.
Getting there
Check-in from 16:00 and check-out until 12:00; you can leave your luggage. From the station it is about a 15-minute walk. For parking, ask the hotel before you arrive: the old town has narrow streets.
- **Hotel Hafenresidenz Stralsund**: In the harbour
The Hafenresidenz is on Seestraße, on the harbour island, beside the Strelasund strait and a few steps from the old town and the Ozeaneum. It is two buildings, one on each side of the street: the main house, with reception, bar, restaurant and rooms, and the Seemannshus, with rooms only.
The rooms
Singles, doubles and suites. There is a sauna centre and a gym. A word of warning for summer: the rooms have no air conditioning, although reception lends fans. Reception is staffed 24 hours. The Strelasund bar is open Tuesday to Saturday from 17:00.
Getting there and parking
From the station, about 20 minutes on foot or a short taxi ride. It has two spaces with electric-car chargers; for the rest, ask when you book.

## Dónde dormir if you're flying
- **Lieblingsplatz Hotel Scheelehof**: Sleeping in a Hanseatic house
The Scheelehof occupies several protected houses on Fährstraße, right in the old town and beside the old harbour: St Nicholas's and the town hall are a few minutes away, as is the Ozeaneum. Every room is different, with brick vaults or beamed ceilings.
The rooms and the spa
Standard and superior doubles, junior suites and suites of up to 45 m² for three people, all with shower, fridge, coffee machine, safe and wifi. The spa has three saunas, a steam bath and a relaxation area, open every day from 15:00 to 20:00; it is best to book a time. Pets are accepted in rooms prepared for them.
Getting there
Check-in from 16:00 and check-out until 12:00; you can leave your luggage. From the station it is about a 15-minute walk. For parking, ask the hotel before you arrive: the old town has narrow streets.
- **Hotel Hafenresidenz Stralsund**: In the harbour
The Hafenresidenz is on Seestraße, on the harbour island, beside the Strelasund strait and a few steps from the old town and the Ozeaneum. It is two buildings, one on each side of the street: the main house, with reception, bar, restaurant and rooms, and the Seemannshus, with rooms only.
The rooms
Singles, doubles and suites. There is a sauna centre and a gym. A word of warning for summer: the rooms have no air conditioning, although reception lends fans. Reception is staffed 24 hours. The Strelasund bar is open Tuesday to Saturday from 17:00.
Getting there and parking
From the station, about 20 minutes on foot or a short taxi ride. It has two spaces with electric-car chargers; for the rest, ask when you book.

## Dónde dormir if you're driving
- **Lieblingsplatz Hotel Scheelehof**: Sleeping in a Hanseatic house
The Scheelehof occupies several protected houses on Fährstraße, right in the old town and beside the old harbour: St Nicholas's and the town hall are a few minutes away, as is the Ozeaneum. Every room is different, with brick vaults or beamed ceilings.
The rooms and the spa
Standard and superior doubles, junior suites and suites of up to 45 m² for three people, all with shower, fridge, coffee machine, safe and wifi. The spa has three saunas, a steam bath and a relaxation area, open every day from 15:00 to 20:00; it is best to book a time. Pets are accepted in rooms prepared for them.
Getting there
Check-in from 16:00 and check-out until 12:00; you can leave your luggage. From the station it is about a 15-minute walk. For parking, ask the hotel before you arrive: the old town has narrow streets.
- **Hotel Hafenresidenz Stralsund**: In the harbour
The Hafenresidenz is on Seestraße, on the harbour island, beside the Strelasund strait and a few steps from the old town and the Ozeaneum. It is two buildings, one on each side of the street: the main house, with reception, bar, restaurant and rooms, and the Seemannshus, with rooms only.
The rooms
Singles, doubles and suites. There is a sauna centre and a gym. A word of warning for summer: the rooms have no air conditioning, although reception lends fans. Reception is staffed 24 hours. The Strelasund bar is open Tuesday to Saturday from 17:00.
Getting there and parking
From the station, about 20 minutes on foot or a short taxi ride. It has two spaces with electric-car chargers; for the rest, ask when you book.
