Fishing Village Vitt

Veit is a picturesque fishing village in the northern region of Rügen Island, located near Cape Arkona, and it is likely that it was used as a fishing and trading port in the past, as the place was documented for the first time in 1290 when Venet was granted the right and freedom to fish. This fishing village is located on The banks of a fjord on the sloping coast, and it includes a group of 13 wonderful thatched fishermen's houses, in addition to a church worth seeing. Due to the originality of the fishing village of Veet, which has been preserved to this day, it has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1973. In the village, you can buy fresh seafood and delicious regional fish specialties in the restaurants scattered throughout.