Lohme

The landscape around Lohme is a wooded chalk plateau dropping sharply to the Baltic Sea, which has shaped both the settlement pattern and a local economy centred on coastal tourism. On Rügen’s Jasmund Peninsula, the village lies beside Jasmund National Park, where old beech woods meet the island’s white-chalk shore. The Königsstuhl, a prominent chalk formation within the park, is among the best-known landmarks on Germany’s Baltic coast. Lohme’s small harbour provides a lower-level counterpoint to the clifftop village, while the Königsstuhl National Park Centre introduces the area’s geology and protected habitats. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Rügen’s Jasmund coast relates to the Baltic Sea and the rest of the island.

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