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The “Ferienappartements Stralsund” are housed in a historic building on Henning-Mörder-Straße in Stralsund and are located in the heart of Stralsund’s historic old town, which is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The house was built in 1787 by the potter Johann Joachim Bahlke using half-timbered construction. Henning Mörder belonged to the Rügen-Pomeranian noble family Mörder (also Morder) and served as mayor of the Hanseatic city of Stralsund at the beginning of the 16th century. His family owned a farmstead near the old town—most likely in the area of today’s Henning-Mörder-Straße.
The Hanseatic city of Stralsund is situated at the heart of the region, nestled between the scenically stunning island of Rügen, the wild and romantic Fischland/Darss peninsula, and the island of Usedom, home to the imperial spas. Stralsund itself, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a wealth of historical sights, ecclesiastical and secular buildings in the Brick Gothic style, the charm of a maritime and trading city, and the Ozeaneum, a maritime museum unique in Germany.
