Dragons, discussions and dissonances: Experience Western Pomerania up close!

Dragons, discussions and dissonances: Experience Western Pomerania up close!

In the coming days there will be a series of exciting events in the Western Pomerania region that are expected to attract not only citizens but also numerous visitors. For example, on November 8th there will be a fascinating hang gliding event in Pasewalk that is all about creativity.

The event opens at 2 p.m. between Pasewalk and Papendorf and offers a colorful program that includes kite flying shows, craft lessons for small and large chefs and the opportunity to grind and grind grain. The attractions will be open until 5pm, making for a lively afternoon. Reported on this Northern Courier.

Important political discussions

Another important event will take place on November 4th at 6:30 p.m. in Loitz: the meeting of the building committee. Among other things, the parking situation on Marktstrasse is discussed here. Residents and administration have discussed a lot in the past, and it is expected that this meeting could also receive some critical feedback. Details about the discussion and other topics can be found on the official Loitz website: Loitz news.

But it's not just the parking problem that's being discussed. A lot is also happening in the Ueckermünde region: renovation work on the south wing of Ueckermünde Castle will begin on November 3rd. Drivers must expect detours on Kastanienallee. Despite the renovation work, access to important facilities such as the Kita Stadtmitte remains guaranteed. The work has a budget of around 530,000 euros, with 62 percent covered by funding. Completion of the renovation is scheduled for the end of 2026.

Cultural highlights and conferences

A cultural highlight awaits visitors on November 8th with the performance of Mozart's Requiem in the St. Mary's Church in Anklam at 4:30 p.m. Around 90 musicians and singers, including the Anklam Kantorei and the Usedomer Kantatanchor, will perform under the direction of Holger Schmidt. The work is considered an important and well-known masterpiece that will captivate listeners.

An important date that is also intended to promote economic development in the region is the bioeconomy conference on November 6th in Anklam. Under the motto “Overcoming borders – shaping the bioeconomy,” more than 150 experts from research, industry and politics are gathering to discuss pressing issues and promote cross-border cooperation. For the first time, the German partners are supported by Polish representatives, thanks to the Interreg project “Pomerania BioBridge”.

A look at Thun

And while a lot is happening in Western Pomerania, we also take a look at the beautiful city of Thun in Switzerland. It offers a wide range of 74 hotels and accommodations that have something to suit every budget. Whether in the enchanting Schadau Castle with excellent reviews or in one of the numerous boutique hotels, Thun has something to offer for all travelers.

Prices for overnight stays vary, with 3-star hotels averaging around 251.75 euros per night. If you like it more luxurious, you can dig deep into your pockets in the 5-star hotels - prices here are around 1,800.10 euros per night. But even in the middle price ranges you can find cozy accommodation in a central location that is ideal for a stay: The city not only impresses with its clean streets, but also with a variety of restaurants and bars that invite you to linger. Further information is on Booking.com to find.