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"visite jusqu’au cap arkona. circulation difficile et belle promenade pédestre "
@nathcharente
"Rent a cozy house by the sea on Rügen and enjoy the view from the terrace"
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"Avec une superficie de 926 km², Rügen est la plus grande île allemande de la mer Baltique et est réputée comme la plus belle. Elle se distingue par ses falaises blanches et ses caps sauvages d'une grande beauté."
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"German Island with National Park. Charming villas, historic old towns and beautiful beaches all draw tourists to Rugen Island, but the star attraction is the Jasmund National Park, famous for its unique chalk cliffs rising 161 meters over the sea. Of these majestic cliffs, the largest is known as Konigsstuhl, or King’s Chair. Legend has it that in ancient times, a newly crowned king would climb to the top of this cliff and sit in a chair to demonstrate his power. Another notable feature of Rugen Island is Cape Arkona, East Germany’s northernmost tip, where tourists can visit an old lighthouse, remnants of a Slavic castle and a picturesque fishing village."
@sbsulliv2000
"Falaises, phare, belle île sur la Baltique"
@claragbt
"La traversée du Strelasund, bras de mer entre Stralsund et Rügen, dévoile un univers à la fois éloigné, maritime et nordique. Avec une superficie de 926 km², Rügen est la plus grande île allemande de la mer Baltique et est réputée comme la plus belle. Elle se distingue par ses falaises blanches et ses caps sauvages d'une grande beauté. Au cœur de la culture romantique allemande, Rügen fut le sujet des célèbres peintures de Caspar David Friedrich au XIXe siècle, immortalisant les falaises de craie. Ces falaises de craie, connues sous le nom de Stubbenkammer, se trouvent dans le nord-est de l'île, sur la presqu'île de Jasmund dans le parc national éponyme. La principale, le Königsstuhl (la « Chaise de l'Empereur »), est l'objet de l'une des œuvres les plus célèbres de Friedrich. Une visite à Rügen est donc l'occasion de profiter de ces paysages grandioses en pratiquant la randonnée. Depuis la chute du Mur de Berlin, la région attire des foules de touristes, en particulier lors des week-ends d'été."
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"Rügen området bjuder på mycket men mycket folk. Smalspårig järnväg. treetoptrail. Hitlers hus i prora. och buffén på restaurang Hanseatic!"
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