Discover Usedom: sunny island premiere and historical highlights!

Discover Usedom: sunny island premiere and historical highlights!

Usedom, Deutschland - On June 1, 2025, the film "Beautiful! Baltic island of Usedom" celebrates its premiere at 9:30 a.m. The documentary produced by Alice Tschöke and edited by Christiane Möllers takes the audience on a trip over the popular German Baltic island. Usedom, also known as the "bathtub of Berlin", attracts every year with almost 2,000 hours of sunshine.

In the show, the moderator André Gatzke explores the island in a unique way. He begins his exploration by flying over Usedom in a historic plane. This perspective enables impressive views of the diverse landscape and the charming coasts that shape the island

architecture and traditions

Another focus of the documentation is on the bath architecture in Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf and Bansin. These historical buildings are not only architectural masterpieces, but also part of the region's cultural heritage. Gatzke walks across the picturesque pier, which offer an insight into the charming bathing culture that started in the 19th century.

In addition, Swinemünde, the Polish part of Usedom, is visited, which underlines the geographical and cultural versatility of the region. The splendor of the surrounding villas, which were converted into holiday homes after the GDR period and today shine again in the Wilhelminian Charms, is also discussed. In Ückeritz, visitors can expect a beach chair manufacturer and a swimwear museum that give a further insight into the traditional bathing culture Usedom.

historical insights and museums

A significant sight is the historical-technical museum in Peenemünde. Wernher von Braun developed rocket technology here during the Second World War. The exhibition not only shows the military background, but also the original space goals for which the scientists worked in the region. In addition to impressive photographs and documents, Gatzke visits the scientific experience museum "Phenomena", which inspires those interested in research.

The documentation also conveys a feeling for the leisure opportunities on Usedom, such as a visit to the climbing garden in Pudagla and a sailing tour with a zeesen boat from Krummin. For those who want to learn more about life in the German past, a detour to the GDR Museum in Daren is recommended, where insights into the everyday life of the former GDR residents are granted.

For more information about the documentation and the fascinating sights of the island, the reports of Magdeburg click and television Set.