Go to Germany to relax at the beach? Why not when the town’s as beautiful as Warnemunde. It is how we decided to close out our vacation.
There are miles of unspoiled beach!
There are sand art competitions.
These two pieces have an early explorers theme, but there was so much more amazing sand art!
There are wonderful restaurants.
Street musicians are around every corner!
Quaint streets with very old buildings are just waiting for you to browse and explore.
Lovely shops are everywhere!
And of course, fabulous German food! What more could anyone one want? It’s a perfect and relaxing way to end our trip!
Auf Wiedersehen and cheers to you from Wonderful Warnemunde~
charming town and great way to end the vacay! also- that picture with the 3 children and the striped chairs (?) and all the boats – it is truly a special shot and should be framed – but the whole post was great and glad I was able to stop by. Have a nice week. 🙂
You are very kind and most appreciated! Danke schoen!
That must be some camera you have Cindy. Your pictures are always so clear and crisp and colourful. And then of course, the photographer does have something to do with it. 🙂
I think the camera deserves the bulk of the credit. My sony is incredible!
Dear Cindy! Wonderful pictures from Warnemuende. Being from Germany I know Warnemuende and always enjoyed going there. All these images remind me of home. Thank you! Hugs! Veraiconica
Oh I am so glad they reminded you of home and beautiful Warnemunde! Hugz to you my friend~
Guten Tag Cindy! (I know just a little bit of German.) And, ahhh the food again! Those sand sculptures are amazing, and what an idea to create a multi-layered one with indigenous people watching the explorers’ ships approach. Zehr gut!
Pretty incredible talent isn’t it! And to make it hollow is something I have never seen either. Amazing. Vielen danke und Freundschaft!
I definitly want to visit Warnemunde! Thank you for let me know it exists!!!
Oh I hope you post photos when you go.There is an utterly charming fisherman’s house museum that you must visit. It was several hundred years old and fully furnished. Fascinating!
Thank you for your tips Cindy!!! 😉
I especially like the second picture (with the sailing dinghies) and the last one (without the sailing dinghies, but with the schnitzel)! 😉
Everything goes much better with schnitzel!!! 😉
I feel like I am taking a ride in your pocket, getting an amazing virtual tour through your journey!
Well, you are and l love having you along! Makes the experience even better! ❤
We enjoyed our time in Warnemunde. We didn’t make it to the beach as it was cool and rainy, but we took the train to Schwerin for a fabulous castle. We got an extra bonus as dragon-boat races were held that day in the middle of town.
Oh how fun. We visited Schwerin and loved to castle too!
Yep … I remember walking through the square, then around the corner … then Pow …. there’s the castle! A wonderful stop!
Pretty impressive and there was a Buffalo head in the castle from Alaska!!!! 😉
Beautiful pics as always, Cindy. 🙂
Merci beaucoup!
😀 (a little redder than usual)
Great photos – the sun must follow you wherever you go! I remember those hearty German meals 🙂
We were lucky with the sun on the trip, but unlucky with it at home, it is still shining at The Holler and no rain to break the horrible drought!
Looking at your photos make me feel so refreshed. 😀
I have always enjoyed your blog, Cindy!
I hope you and your family are well. 😀
Same to you my friend and wonderful to hear from you!
The best pizza I ever ate was in Germany. 🙂
Oh that is rich! Amazing. The best Chinese food we get is in Rome!
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