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We spent the day on Saturday visiting a hunting lodge, riding the train, and visiting towns. |
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| Kirsten warms her hands on a post-hike cocoa from a snack bar outside of the Jagdschloß Granitz (below). We didn't expect so much snow on an island! |
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| Jim at the top of the 38m Jagd-schloß Granitz. The tower is the lodge's main attraction and offers panoramic views of the island. |
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| We took a 2.5 hike through the Granitz Forest to the Jagdschloß Granitz (above), a hunting lodge built in 1723 at the top of the 107m Tempelberg hill. |
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| After visiting the Jagdschloß Granitz, we took the Rasender Roland steam train to Göhren. The train has been serving Rügen since 1895. |
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| The palatial Kurhaus, one of the focal points of Binz's 4km-long beach promenade. Binz is Rügen's largest and most celebrated seaside resort. It is known for its collection of 19th century Bäder-architektur (spa architecture) houses. |
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| A view down the pier of Göhren, a laid-back resort town on the Mönchgut Peninsula in Rügen's southeast. The town has a pier, park and promenade that leads to the neighboring village of Baabe. |
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