Naturerbe-Zentrum Rügen

Naturerbe-Zentrum Rügen is a forest education center featuring a wooden canopy walkway and learning stations built into the landscape. The path winds through beech trees, with a 40-meter observation tower offering views across the surrounding area.

The center was built to protect Rügen's natural areas and teach visitors about the island's ecosystems. It emerged from the goal of creating a place where people could experience and understand the local environment.

The center teaches visitors about Rügen's nature through interactive displays where people learn how the island's forest ecosystem works. It serves as a space where locals and tourists connect with the landscape around them.

You can explore the forest paths at your own pace, choosing different routes based on your interests and energy level. Most people spend about two to three hours visiting all stations and the tower while enjoying the surroundings.

The site features a 52-meter tunnel slide that runs through the trees, offering visitors an unexpected way to experience the forest. There is also a giant marble run where children and adults can have fun experimenting with gravity and movement.