Lietzow Rugen

Lietzow is a holiday village on the island of Rügen. With just 250 residents, the village is primarily populated by tourists. Lietzow is popular for its sandy Baltic Sea beach and its extensive forests, perfect for long walks and hikes. Located about 11 kilometres from the town of Bergen, Lietzow offers a wonderfully peaceful retreat. The surrounding area is a National Park and a protected nature reserve. Anyone who loves walking and hiking should definitely visit this part of Rügen. You'll find tranquillity and silence here, with endless opportunities to enjoy nature and the stunning landscape — all accompanied by the warm hospitality of the local residents.

Stay the Way You Want in Lietzow

Although Lietzow is a small village, it offers several ways to enjoy a holiday on Rügen. You can reserve a pitch at the campsite for your tent, caravan, or motorhome, or book a room at a bed and breakfast (Gästhaus) or a hotel. There is plenty to see in and around Lietzow, including the Liechtenstein castle — an exact replica of the castle near Reutlingen. The small castle was originally built by an architect who used it as a holiday home. Today, the fully renovated castle serves as a private residence.

Stone Age Discoveries and Beautiful Walks

Excavations near Lietzow have uncovered remarkable finds dating back to the early Stone Age. Artefacts such as arrowheads and knives are now on display in various museums across the island of Rügen. The Waldpark Semper, established in 1920, covers more than 38 hectares and offers visitors and walkers stunning views over Jasmund. Particularly famous is the Rhododendron Allee, where you can admire a spectacular display of colour during the flowering season. After a leisurely stroll through the park, you can relax by the Kaskadenteich.