and the visit world heritage sites in mecklenburg western pomerania from this month to luke. holiday makers are back here involved in the end the baltic coast and in times like these of course i'm curious to find out more about what's brought them here. where you go from here cologne what brought you here like baltic sea coast is the nicest coast we know we've been coming here for years. and you still get that holiday feeling despite the coronavirus pandemic. restrictions like putting on a mask in stores aren't a big deal apart from that there aren't many restrictions we go biking swimming and jogging so for us it absolutely feels like a holiday. it's good to get out again after the long walk down the long look. as an american you do notice a few restrictions. but by and large when you're at dulles you don't need to sit still and. hunted you comply with social distancing and hygiene releases oh yeah yeah but not between the 2 of us. kids. that's great have a lovely holiday. time to pay a visit to the beach and i'll rent the beach chair it will protect you from the wind and he

of germany's 16 states the more western pomerania has the lowest population density leaving plenty of room for lovely natural landscapes. the more posts to national parks they protect areas of ancient and primeval beach forests recognized by unesco as world natural heritage sites. that includes the woodlands and wetlands of millet's national park founded in 1990 around lake millet's the largest lake located entirely within germany the ancient beach forests give animals a protected habitat. mecklenburg western pomerania as other national park is located in the northern part of the island of lucan yasmine and is the smallest national park in germany. located near yasmin's famous chalk cliffs it boasts the largest contiguous beach forest on the baltic sea coast. western pomerania as other world heritage sites bear witness to the history of early settlement on the baltic. the a stork centers of stars and in this mars have been on unesco's world cultural heritage list since 2002 both cities belong to the hanseatic league in the late middle ages many of the typical brick buildings construct