Museen und Galerien auf Hiddensee
Art and Culture
Hiddensee’s artistic heritage is defined by its history as a retreat for writers and painters. This collection features the Gerhart-Hauptmann-Haus, the Nobel laureate’s former summer residence, and the Eggert Gustavs Museum, dedicated to the island’s influential graphic artist. Cultural exploration continues at the local history museum, housing the Viking-age Hiddensee treasure, and the Lütt Partie fishing museum. Outdoor sculptures scattered across the landscape, including figures from the fairy tale The Fisherman and His Wife, reflect the island's deep-rooted maritime and literary traditions.
Western Pomerania Lagoon Area National Park
The Western Pomerania Lagoon Area National Park is Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's largest national park, situated at the coast of the Baltic Sea.
Hiddensee treasure
The Hiddensee treasure was found in 1873 on the German island of Hiddensee in the Baltic Sea by chance, during rebuilding after significant…
Eggert Gustavs Museum in der alten Schmiede
Located in a former forge, this museum showcases the works of German painter and graphic artist Eggert Gustavs, one of Hiddensee’s most significant 20th-century artists.
Gerhart-Hauptmann-Haus Hiddensee
The former summer residence of Nobel Prize-winning dramatist Gerhart Hauptmann. The museum preserves his original living and working spaces, reflecting the island's status as an early 20th-century intellectual hub.
Fischereimuseum "Lütt Partie"
A specialized museum documenting the traditional fishing techniques, tools, and maritime history of the island's coastal communities.
Galerie am Meer
An art gallery exhibiting works inspired by the Baltic landscape and local island life.
Fischerin
A sculpture depicting a traditional fisherwoman, representing the island's maritime heritage.
Ilsebill
A sculpture representing the character Ilsebill from the Brothers Grimm fairy tale The Fisherman and His Wife, which is traditionally set on the island of Hiddensee.
Fischer
A sculpture of a fisherman, honoring the historical importance of the fishing industry to the island's economy.
reiche Frau
Part of a sculptural series depicting characters from local folklore and fairy tales.
arme Frau
A sculpture illustrating the "poor woman" character, often paired with other figures from regional folk narratives.
Fischer
A figurative sculpture of a fisherman located near the coast.
Butt
A sculpture of a flounder, a central figure in the famous fairy tale The Fisherman and His Wife.
Mönch
A sculpture of a monk, referencing the medieval Cistercian monastic history of the island.
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