Heringsdorf

The Baltic Sea defines the setting of Heringsdorf — its broad sandy shore and long promenade focus everyday life on the beach along Usedom’s eastern coast. Heringsdorf, together with Ahlbeck and Bansin, forms the Kaiserbäder, a group of resorts whose 19th-century development as imperial seaside retreats still informs the villas and resort architecture along the shore. The 508-metre Heringsdorf Pier extends from the promenade into the Baltic and is among Germany’s longest sea piers. The town also lies close to the Polish border, where the island’s built-up resort strip continues toward Świnoujście. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Heringsdorf and Usedom relate to the Baltic coast.

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