Jasmund National Park

Jasmund National Park is home to the wonderful chalk coast of Rügen Island and the Jasmund Peninsula. Beech forests, chalk cliffs and the sea make for stunning scenery in this park that cast its magic on the artists of the Romantic period and has not lost any of its appeal until today. Within a protected area of 3,110 hectares, it covers the largest A beech forest on the coast of the Baltic Sea 2,100 hectares of land, as this national park is famous for its centuries-old beech forests and rare wildlife such as white-tailed eagles, and at the top of the slopes that the park includes, the Konigstuhl National Center contains exhibitions of the nature of Rügen, and also provides a roof Surveillance charming views of the sea.