Centrally Located Vacation Apartment with a Balcony - Villa Linde FeWo 30

Amenities of Vacation Apartment No. 30 at Villa Linde

The "Schatz" vacation apartment is a bright, cozy, and modernly furnished two-room apartment with everything your heart desires. It is located on the first floor of Villa Linde and offers a beautiful panoramic view. You can even see the sea in the distance.

The 42-square-meter vacation rental consists of a living area with a comfortable couch (which pulls out to sleep one person), a fully equipped kitchen (spacious refrigerator, oven with ceramic cooktop, dishwasher), and a separate bedroom with a comfortable double bed. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the living/dining area flood the vacation rental with sunshine, light, and fresh air. On the spacious (10 square meters), covered balcony, you can relax and wind down after an eventful day.A 3-door wardrobe in the hallway, a storage room in the basement, shared use of a bike storage room, a parking space, and a playground for children on the property offer additional convenience.


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Villa Linde stands out for its central yet quiet location in the heart of Göhren’s historic town center, on a quiet side street. The town center, with its shopping options, small cafés, bars, and restaurants, is just a few minutes’ walk away. What makes Göhren special are its two enchanting, kilometer-long beaches with excellent water quality. You can reach them from your accommodation in just 400 meters. The North Beach, a well-maintained, fine-sand swimming beach (with designated nude and dog-friendly areas), is particularly well-suited for children thanks to its gentle slope into the Baltic Sea. Nature lovers will find everything they’re looking for on the unspoiled South Beach (no beach chairs, no restaurants, and few tourists) and in the natural surroundings of the nearby biosphere reserve.

If you don’t want to spend the whole day lounging on the beach, you’ll still always find something to do in Göhren. For those interested in the history of Mönchgut and Göhren, there are four small museums to visit where you can learn about Rügen’s past. In general, there’s plenty of culture to experience in Göhren. For example, concerts and stage shows still take place today at the Kurmuschel—a venue over 90 years old—on Nordstrand. Festivals are also held here, and you can buy typical Rügen goods at numerous stands along the Bernsteinpromenade. The small train station is also just a short walk away; it’s from here that the “Rasende Roland” has been setting off on its journey for over 120 years. Even today, the old steam locomotive connects Göhren with the surrounding towns.