Schwerin attractions

This tour gives you the chance to explore Schwerin, the state capital of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and its surroundings with the Schwerin Adventure Pass. The pass includes free travel on busses and trains across the entire Schwerin public transport network. This pass will allow you to discover Schwerin in a number of ways like climbing the cathedral tower or joining city tours. The pass also offers discounts on admission to various attractions, such as the Castle Museum, Fire Brigade Museum, parks, the planetarium, the observatory and various city tours, among others.

The Sherlock Holmes City Game invites you into the world of the famous detective with a self‑guided adventure full of puzzles, plot twists and hidden clues. This story‑driven experience will pull you into an immersive mystery where you and your group piece together a captivating case. The city becomes your crime‑solving playground as you follow clues, decode riddles and untangle the plot at your own pace. Ideal for friends, families, colleagues or solo players who enjoy a challenge, the game works whether you play alone or in teams. Along the way you will exercise observation and deduction, collaborate on tricky puzzles and create memorable moments together. The focus is on narrative and gameplay, so you will be solving the story as much as exploring the streets, making it a flexible and engaging way to connect and play.

In Wismar, one of the prettiest towns along Germany’s Baltic Coast, you’ll explore a compact old town that’s been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city’s outstanding architecture is evident everywhere. You’ll pass magnificent brick churches, old homes with historic facades and narrow, cobbled streets that give the place a distinct Hanseatic character. As you walk through the town, you’ll uncover Wismar’s deeper roots and see how its past shaped the streets and buildings you encounter. Along the way, expect to be struck by architecture and details around almost every corner. The experience is designed to leave you with a clearer sense of the city’s history and a lasting impression of its charm and atmosphere.

Wismar’s pirate spirit comes alive in this self-guided city game that follows the story of the legendary Klaus Störtebeker as he seeks to reunite his crew and uncover the secrets that keep the town’s Hanseatic soul alive. The GPS-based game will turn ordinary sightseeing into a series of puzzles, tricky questions and photo tasks. As you move through the city, you’ll score points, unlock clues and work towards cracking the final secret. Along the way you’ll encounter key sights such as the iconic Alter Schwede on the market square, the Waterworks with Nix and Nixe, the UNESCO World Heritage museum, and the majestic Wissemara cog replica by the harbour. You may play alone or with friends, pausing the game whenever you need and resuming later. You can also use the experience as a team-building challenge or compete for a top spot on the leaderboard, making for a playful mix of freedom, discovery and local history.

This guided walk through Wismar introduces you to the city's history, lifestyle and culture. As you move between key sights, from Alter Hafen to Wismar Marketplace, you'll encounter the town's medieval architecture and learn about its Hanseatic heritage. The route highlights the buildings and places that helped shape Wismar's character and gives a sense of how the city developed over time. Along the way, a local will share insider tips on the best cafés, restaurants and lively bars so you can make the most of your stay. The experience is kept small and personal, with a maximum of 8 travellers, allowing time for questions and a closer look at the places you visit.

This guided walk around Wismar, led by a local, provides a friendly introduction to the town's main sights and its quieter corners. As you move through the historic centre, you’ll get to see places like Wismar Marketplace and the Church of St. Nicholas, and you’ll pass hidden corners known mainly to locals that reveal the everyday charm of the city. Along the way, your guide will share local insights on traditional products and Wismar’s customs, and offer practical tips on where to eat, where to drink and how to get around. The experience is offered in a small group of up to eight travellers, so you’ll have a more personal encounter and the chance to ask questions. This walk will help you explore with confidence and make the most of your time in Wismar.

This self-guided city game lets you explore Schwerin’s historic centre at your own pace while following a story about Paul Friedrich, who needs help reclaiming a ceremonial sword to complete his legacy. In a city where fairy-tale castles meet shimmering lakes and cobblestones hint at royal intrigue, you’ll pass Schwerin Castle and the lively Market Square with its grand Colonnade Building. Along the way you’ll also encounter the towering Schwerin Cathedral and the peaceful Pfaffenteich lake with its charming bronze statues, uncovering hidden corners and local stories as you move through the streets. You may play solo for a personal quest or join friends, family or colleagues for a shared challenge. The GPS-based game mixes puzzles, riddles and photo tasks that earn points, reveal clues and guide you toward the final mystery. You can pause and continue later, and you can even compete for a spot on the leaderboard, making the experience flexible and engaging.

On this walking tour, you’ll have the chance to discover Wismar through its important sites and local favorites. You’ll also receive tips from your local guide on where to eat and drink and how to get around. You’ll visit places such as Wismar Marketplace and the Church of St Nicholas while listening to your guide share stories. You’ll also stop by lesser-known areas of the city. You can also sample a characteristic local product like ‘räucherfisch’ (smoked fish) to experience a part of Wismar’s traditions.

In Schwerin, you’ll follow a guided walking route that introduces the city’s history, lifestyle and culture. As you move through the streets, you’ll see the fairy-tale Schwerin Castle and visit Marktplatz, learning key facts about the places and people that shaped the city and feeling its distinctive local character along the way. Your local guide will share insider tips on the best cafés, restaurants and lively bars to try, helping you make the most of your stay. The experience is kept small and personal, with a maximum of 8 travellers, so you’ll have time to ask questions and see Schwerin through a local’s eyes while making efficient use of your time in the city.

This tour introduces you to Schwerin, a compact city surrounded by seven lakes and known as the smallest land capital of Germany. You will learn about its long history, which reaches back to the 10th century with records from at least 1018 and recognition as a city in 1160. Along the way you will see the largely intact old town, which suffered only minor damage during World War II. As you move through the city, you will walk its attractive streets and discover the main highlights of the Schwerin area. The experience includes a visit to the impressive Schwerin Castle, and you will also see the romantic Schwerin Palace that crowns an island in Lake Schwerin. Alongside the architecture and lakeside views, you will hear about the town’s historical development and the landmarks that define it. The tour keeps a clear focus on Schwerin’s history and atmosphere, giving you time to take in its streets, waterfront and notable buildings.

At the Schwerin Castle museum, you will step into one of Germany’s most enchanting royal residences for a short, immersive visit. As you move through the opulent state rooms, you will admire gilded ceilings and intricate craftsmanship that reflect the castle’s historic splendour. The tour includes entry to the impressive throne room, where royal power was once displayed, and offers the chance to take in views over the surrounding lake that lend the site its fairytale setting. Along the way, you will explore private chambers and historical exhibits that reveal the daily life and traditions of the Grand Dukes. The experience is carefully designed to combine architectural beauty, royal history and intimate storytelling, so you can observe details of the interiors and connect with the castle’s legacy in a memorable, efficient visit.

On this private and guided walking tour, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the German city of Wismar, located on the Bay of Wismar on the Baltic Sea. Your guide will lead you to some of the city's iconic attractions including the UNESCO-listed Old Town, St George’s Church, the Fürstenhof and the Wasserkunst. Throughout the tour, your guide will point out examples of local architectural styles, plus you’ll get to learn all about the city’s history and culture.

On a perfectly paced guided tour of Schwerin, you'll explore the city's most iconic sights and enjoy a clear introduction to its history and charm. You'll capture views of the fairytale castle and stroll through its scenic grounds, step inside the impressive cathedral to see its interior, and wander the lively market square. Along the way you'll pause at Priest’s Pond for a peaceful moment and discover hidden corners down narrow old town streets. Your guide will bring the places to life through engaging storytelling as you move between highlights. The tour is ideal for those short on time, offering a compact, memorable way to experience Schwerin's atmosphere and main attractions without rushing.