Weißes Schloss Heringsdorf

The White Castle of Heringsdorf is an architectural monument in this seaside town on the Baltic coast, positioned on raised ground with sea views. The building contains multiple rooms and apartments in classical style with refined details typical of that era.

The castle was built in the late 1800s as a health resort for visitors seeking benefits from the sea air. Princess Victoria of Germany chose it as a residence, connecting the building to the royal family.

The building takes its name from its bright exterior and stands as the town's oldest lodging house. Today it shows how wealthy visitors once lived and spent time in this seaside resort.

The location is easily reached on foot from the town center and sits near the town's famous long pier. The building offers guided tours where visitors can explore the interior spaces.

From the building there are unobstructed views toward the sea and the town's long pier. A restaurant uses this setting and serves regional and international dishes during the warmer months.