Neubrandenburg Cultural Park: Experience the natural diversity to be amazed at!

Neubrandenburg Cultural Park: Experience the natural diversity to be amazed at!

Today is November 5th, 2025 and the love of nature is blooming in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The Neubrandenburg Cultural Park celebrated the open-air exhibition “Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania: Where Nature is at Home” in the summer of 2023, which will continue to attract numerous visitors until the end of the year. This impressive exhibition shows the state's diverse natural areas on 22 picture panels - from the picturesque Baltic Sea coast to the idyllic Kleinseenplatte and Müritz as well as from West Mecklenburg to Western Pomerania.

What makes this exhibition special? This makes the incredible diversity of nature tangible. A third of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is protected – more than in any other federal state in Germany. There are three national parks here: Jasmund, Müritz and the Western Pomerania Lagoon Landscape, which are very popular not only for nature lovers but also for holidaymakers. In addition to these natural wonders, over 30 nature experience centers inform visitors about the local flora and fauna.

Augmented reality for young and old

A special highlight is the free augmented reality app “This is how nature ticks”. This innovative application brings visitors exciting videos and 360-degree views directly to their smartphone. You can get a first impression of it on the Four Gates City website before visiting the exhibition. The outdoor exhibition is a joint project of the Nature Experience Centers Network together with the Kur- und Tourismus GmbH Zingst and the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Tourism Association. A successful cooperation that shows how important nature conservation is in the region.

The photographers in the exhibition – including well-known artists such as Timm Allrich and Ronny Blohm – have managed to impressively capture the breathtaking landscapes. The traveling exhibition has already traveled through several cities, including Berlin, Rostock and Zingst, and can now be seen in Neubrandenburg until the end of the year.

Are you looking for a place to relax?

The Neubrandenburg Cultural Park, where this exhibition takes place, is not only a place of cultural discovery, but also an oasis of peace. It connects the impressive Tollensesee with a former fortress and thus offers a perfect backdrop for relaxing hours in nature. The park was created between 1969 and 1975 and received monument status in 1981. Lively events and concerts also take place there regularly. Artists like Clueso and Sarah Connor have already created a great atmosphere here.

Nature in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania shows itself in many different ways. Loud government-mv.de The national parks and nature reserves offer excellent opportunities for recreation and nature-based activities. There are more than 30 nature experience centers here that aim to raise awareness of the local flora and fauna.

“Knowledge of Nature”

One could almost think that the exhibition also represents a kind of mirror for our own perception. In the spirit of Human Design Gate 47, which is linked to the understanding and realization of life possibilities, one could reflect on how nature is not only a place of relaxation but also a source of inspiration. Every visitor is invited to reflect on their own feelings and thoughts - often all you have to do is relax in nature and let your thoughts flow.

In conclusion, anyone traveling in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania should not miss this opportunity. A trip to the Neubrandenburg Cultural Park not only offers impressive images of the region's beauty, but also a wonderful opportunity to actively engage with nature and yourself.