Built in the 13th century, St. George's Church stands out for its unique Brick Gothic architecture. Once the place of worship for craftsmen and tradesmen, the church was nearly destroyed during World War II and has been in the process of being rebuilt since 1990.

Enjoy a day of shopping at the historic Karstadt Stammhaus. The first department store to be opened by Rudolph Karstadt in 1881, this iconic building offers four stories of charming retail stores and boutiques.

Visit the city’s bustling main square, home to sights like the famous twelve-sided fountain, the town hall, as well as the city’s oldest townhouse.

Visit the gem that is Wismar’s historical museum, housed in a striking Renaissance-style building that was once a brewery. Reopened in 2017, Schabbelhaus is a testament to the city’s multifaceted past.

The biggest of three red brick churches built in Wismar before World War II, St. Nicholas’ Church is a masterpiece of gothic architecture, built during the city’s Swedish rule.

Learn how this Baroque-style building formed a crucial part of Wismar’s harbor defence in the 18th century. Today, you can enjoy rotating art exhibitions in this charming cultural spot.

Visit the Wismar Zoo, located southwest of Wismar's old town. With around 17 hectares of land including a farm, discover a wide variety of animals and experience fun for the whole family.

Visit the Old Harbor of Wismar, which is lined with an array of eye-catching traditional houses. Visit local restaurants and view the historic sailing ships docked on the water, showcasing the Hanseatic flair of the city.

Visit this modern adventure museum to explore the intriguing exhibits that display the technical advances of the region. Explore originals and replicas of cars, airplanes, and ships with a World War I fighter plane among the most impressive pieces.