Zingst: Where Majestic Cranes Roam
Zingst, Germany makes up one part of a three-part peninsula known as the Fischland-Darss-Zingst Peninsula. The town of Zingst can be found in Zingst peninsula and is known for being the location of migratory Cranes. Most of the soil of the town is made entirely of sand. Its white color attracts sunbathers as well as tourists. Artists are attracted to Zingst as well, with a whole colony established during the late 19th to early 20th century. While there is no longer an artist colony remaining, there are still a few that have chosen to live in the town. Tourists who wish to visit this interesting town on a peninsula to see Cranes, check out artworks, or enjoy the beach will arrive at the Rostock-Laage Airport (RLG), located roughly an hour away from the town.
Best Time to Visit
A visit to Zingst means a chance for a dip in the Baltic Sea. The summertime is the best time to visit the town for swimming. However, it is also the busiest time. When making a visit during autumn, visitors will be treated to the scenes of thousands of cranes resting on the peninsula. Winter has the least amount of tourists and best for people looking to book more affordable Zingst, Germany hotels.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Crane Watching is one of the top attractions to do in the town of Zingst. In fact, it is a town highlight every mid-October. Enjoy the sprawling views at the Western Pomerania Lagoon Area National Park. Learn about the history of Zingst at the Zingst Local Museum, including the history of its shipbuilding and local art.
Just as there are plenty of interesting things to do in Zingst, so are the places to stay in the area. Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Zingst is a stylish hotel that is a short walk away from the Baltic Sea and a short drive from the town center. Hotel Marks, on the other hand, offers more relaxed rooms that feature a restaurant with a view.