maritim yachtzentrum

MARITIM YACHTZENTRUM – IMMER EINE GUTE ADRESSE!

Die Anfänge des Yachtzentrum gehen auf das Jahr 1993 zurück. In diesem Jahr habe ich Jens Cange meine ersten Boote auf der Bootsmesse in Berlin präsentiert. Aus dieser Leidenschaft zu Yachten und Boote ist mit der Zeit die Idee entstanden meinem Kunden mehr zu bieten. So entstand auf dem ehemaligen „Fischwerk“, in Ueckermünde das maritim. Yachtzentrum Mit einer Grundstücksgröße von 20.000 Quadratmeter und einer 70 Meter langen Kaianlage findet sich an diesem Standort alles was ein modernes Winterlager benötigt.

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Maritim yachtzentrum – immer eine gute adresse.

Die Anfänge des Yachtzentrum gehen auf das Jahr 1993 zurück. In diesem Jahr habe ich Jens Cange meine ersten Boote auf der Bootsmesse in Berlin präsentiert. Aus dieser Leidenschaft zu Yachten und Boote ist mit der Zeit die Idee entstanden meinem Kunden mehr zu bieten. So entstand auf dem ehemaligen „Fischwerk“, in Ueckermünde das maritim. […]

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Grünendeich Marina

Grünendeich marina:

The marina operated by the Lühe Water Sports Club (WSC) and the Altländer Yachtzentrum (AYZ) marina in Grünendeich offers moorings on floating jetties pontoons that do not dry out at a constant water depth of 1.4 m to 2.2 m. do not fall dry. The long jetty with green marked guest berths is protected by Elbe islands. Shower, WC, electricity and water supply are available. Services in the harbor: crane, slipway, boat builder, engine workshop, sailmaker and filling station. www.wsc-luehe.de , www.altlaender-yachtzentrum.de

Excursion destinations:

In the House of the Maritime Landscape Lower Elbe in Grünendeich (Altes Land), near the Lühe jetty, retired captain Joachim Brill guides guests through the guests through the former nautical school on the in-house captain’s bridge. Those who would like to explore the world with Dr. Gorg Hetzendorf or Jörg Pollmann in the museum’s planetarium should register by telephone. www.maritime-elbe.de

The Twielenfleth lighthouse houses an exhibition of ship models from 1893 to the present day, which can becan be visited on request (Tel. 04141-792061). The tour to Hollern-Twielenfleth can easily be combined with a visit to the open-air swimming pool. The open-air pool is located directly on the Elbe with a view of the large pots. From theLühe jetty, a ferry connects the two banks of the Elbe. Wedel and the and the ship welcoming facility are worthwhile destinations on the other side of the Elbe, which are easy to reach thanks to the ferry. www.luehe-schulau-faehre.de

Into the Sailing Paradise

Water under the keel and wind in the sails.

Whether braving the wind and waves on the Baltic Sea, gliding along the Peene River or conquering Germany's largest inland lake - sailing in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern means experiencing unbridled freedom in a variety of ways.

Water under the keel and wind in the sails

A good 2,000 kilometers of coastline and over 2,000 lakes offer numerous sailing areas for professionals, beginners and fellow sailors. Thanks to the varied coastal landscape, the fresh, salty sea air and the good wind conditions, the Baltic Sea is an excellent area for exciting sailing trips. But even away from the open sea, leisure captains will find the best conditions for setting sail in the Mecklenburg Lake District . The Müritz is particularly popular, with a water area of 117 square kilometers an absolute paradise for all sailing professionals and all those who want to become one.

Numerous marinas and sports boat harbors with over 25,000 berths as well as boat service, charter and sailing schools stand for an excellent maritime infrastructure.

In addition to individual sailing trips, many places also offer co-sailing opportunities. From rustic traditional sailing boats to fast and sporty catamarans and speed sailing yachts, sailing is an active experience where everyone can get involved.

Sailing along - Sailing Excursion Provider

Griffin of Ueckermünde - children and youth sailing yacht

Catamaran Viamar

Sailing training ship Greif

Coat of arms of Ueckermünde - the roller sailor

sailingforyou sailing trips and skipper service

Charter and Sail

Excellent quality - good service, these marinas can boast at least three adac steering wheels, 30 ergebnisse.

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in the yesich nature oasis Gustow

• Am Yachthafen Drigge, 18574 Gustow

Marina and shore houses at Strelasund

Ueckermünde lagoon city

• Zum Strand, 17373 Ueckermünde

The lagoon town of Ueckermünde offers vacations at the Szczecin Lagoon.

Greifswald-Wieck sailing and yacht harbour

• Am Hafen, 17493 Greifswald

The Greifswald-Wieck sailing and yacht harbour has berths for sailing ships and passenger vessels.

Marina Wiek Ruegen

• Freely accessible at any time
• Am Hafen, 18556 Wiek

The harbor in Wiek was reopened in June 2003 after extensive renovation and is now home to the marina.

Camping ground Am Wiesengrund

• Am Kanal, 19294 Malliss

Quiet location on the Müritz-Elde waterway, canoe rental, family-friendly, campfire possible, signposted nature trail.

Port & water hiking rest area Ralswiek

• Am Bodden, 18528 Ralswiek

The romantic and historic village on the southern shore of the Great Jasmund Bodden is the oldest settlement on Rügen. The today rather tranquil, quiet place was then a large Slavic port and trading settlement.

Marina new yard

• Am Strelasund, 18519 Neuhof

The Marina Neuhof: Your berth in the sun. In our idyllic, modern sports boat harbor you will find what you want: sports, recreation, nature, service around your boat.

Port Kirchdorf

• 23999 Kirchdorf

For those who are looking for maritime flair, the harbor Kirchdorf on the island of Poel offers a relaxed atmosphere. For many water sports enthusiasts it is still an insider tip.

Mönkebude Marina

• Am Hafen, 17375 Mönkebude

Mönkebude marina is a modern marina with about 90 permanent and guest berths. It is on the south side of the small lagoon where it is sheltered from the wind.

Port Schaprode

• Hafenweg, 18569 Schaprode

From here the ferries depart in the direction of Hiddensee

Port Barhöft

• Am Hafen, 18445 Barhöft

Barhöft harbor is located on the only access to the Bodden waters of Zingst-Darß-Fischland.

Old Harbour of Wismar

• Alter Hafen, 23966 Wismar

Since 1211, the Old Harbour has largely preserved its harbour basin in its location and design. Moreover, the harbour continues to be important as a mooring for excursion steamers, for leisure captains and traditional ships such as the 'Kogge' and the 'Atalanta'.

City Harbour Wolgast

• Hafenstraße, 17438 Wolgast

The city harbour of Wolgast spreads an impressive maritime flair and is part of the "Route of the North German Romanticism." . Passenger ships set off on excursions into the backwater and to the Bay of Greifswald. The sailing ship "Weisse Düne" invites guests for a trip. A sensational view to the Petrikirche and the city centre is offered to the viewer. The imposing bascule bridge to the island of Usedom and the Peene shipyard characterise the town on the Peene river.

Harbour Lassan

• 17440 Lassan

Take a stroll at the old harbour in one of Germany's smallest towns.

Harbour Stahlbrode

• Dorfstraße, 18519 Stahlbrode

The port of Stahlbrode is located on the west bank of the Strelasund. The harbour has two harbour basins with over 60 berths. The facilities of the northern harbour were modernised in 1997. A car ferry connects the mainland with the island of Rügen (ferry Stahlbrode - Glewitz)

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German Maritime Museum (DSM) – Leibniz Institute for Maritime History, Bremerhaven

Ships have many facets: they are places of longing, destroyers of the environment, preservers of knowledge and much more. they keep our world moving. people and goods, ideologies and information are, and were, on the move on board ships. the german maritime museum (gmm) / leibniz institute for maritime history researches these exciting vessels and shows the varied relationships between human beings and the sea, in the past and today, through its exhibitions..

As part of the Aktionsplan of the Leibniz Research Museums, the DSM deepened its activities in digital communication and also focused on visibility in the outdoor area. The family show "Cog meets Playmobil" retold the story of the main exhibition, the Cog from 1380, using the colorful play figures.

The traveling exhibition “Maps: Knowledge of the Sea” uses maritime maps to demonstrate how shipping became the driving force for world conquest and globalization.

The open-air show "Seeing the Other – The Colonialist View" examines the travel albums of the former sailors of the German Imperial Fleet and deals with the encounter between cultures. All exhibitions can also be controlled virtually via web specials and online presentations.

After the successful media installation “Screening Northern Lights”, which projected motifs about the subject of marine and climate change onto the museum‘s facade, the light installation FRAME was installed as a permanent outdoor display. The FRAME illuminates the museum every evening after sunset and shows the water level of the Weser River. It also functions selectively as a heart rate monitor and lights up on certain occasions, such as the “Day of the Oceans”, in different color-and-light shows.

The German Maritime Museum in Bremerhaven is currently combining building renovation with a comprehensive redesign of all of its exhibition and research areas.

All activities at the DSM

Space for Assumptions

A special exhibition of the German Maritime Museum, Bremerhaven

The show 'Space for Assumptions' shows eleven mysterious artefacts with a maritime or regional connection. Authors approached the exhibits literarily and wrote texts that give the objects a new identity. The special exhibition will be on display at the DSM in Bremerhaven from October 14, 2021 to April 17, 2022.

Click here for the exhibition

Open Histories – Enigmatic Objects from the DSM Collection

A digital exhibition of the German Maritime Museum, Bremerhaven

The new digital exhibition 'Open Histories' invites interested viewers to rewrite the history of exhibits with a colonial context.It can be accessed at any time on a PC or on digital devices.

Seeing the Other? The Colonialist Gaze

An Open-Air Exhibition of the German Maritime Museum, Bremerhaven

Travel photos from the end of the 19th century show soldiers of the German Empire in the former German colonies. This exhibition and its accompanying audio clips will be the first time the Museum has shown the connections between war, merchant shipping, and Germany’s colonial history.

Maps Knowledge Sea - Globalization from the water

An exhibition of the German Maritime Museum, Bremerhaven

Immerse yourself in sea charts of the past, stories of sailors, scientists and shipowners of the 19th century, flip through the ship's diary or create your own itineraries.

Cog meets Playmobil - the story of a ship told anew

Get the story of a ship told anew with Oliver Schaffer's Playmobil collection.

Click here for the web special

A light installation of the German Maritime Museum, Bremerhaven

The FRAME light installation has bathes the extension building in shades of blue in the evening hours and sent light signals into the city. The illuminated stage is already becoming a selfie and social media hit. On special occasions, the FRAME sends colorful light spectacles into the night.

Click here for the light installation

Deutsches Schifffahrtsmuseum, Bremerhaven

Leibniz-Institut für Maritime Geschichte (DSM)

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Deutsches Schifffahrtsmuseum – Leibniz-Institut für Maritime Geschichte Hans-Scharoun-Platz 1 27568 Bremerhaven T 0471 482 07 - 0 [email protected]

info(at)dsm.museum

Managing Director: Prof. Dr. Ruth Schilling Commercial Director: Katharina Horn Press and Public Relations: Thomas Joppig

Headergrafik: STUDIO MONSTRÖÖS

Weitere Fotos und Grafiken: DSM, Rainer Weber, Helena Grebe

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The maritime industry is in a state of upheaval..

Global changes, but also technical innovations, are challenging it. The commitment of stakeholders at the political, economic, environmental, social and technological levels is needed. This is where the work of the German Maritime Centre comes in. We support networking, use research results, promote innovative capabilities and strengthen the future orientation of the maritime sector. With our cross-sectoral and interdisciplinary focus, we concentrate on comprehensively addressing the following issues, which are interlinked in many ways: competitiveness, sustainability and climate change, technological change, demography and attracting young talent.

Competitiveness – the same rules for everyone

A large proportion of the world’s goods are transported by sea. Germany’s prosperity is substantially based on its successful export economy. As a business location, Germany is therefore dependent on an innovative and competitive maritime industry. The competitive situation on the world market has changed considerably over the past ten years, and the flow of goods on global markets has changed significantly.

Having uniform rules for everyone at an international level is therefore of central importance. When trade barriers impede the exchange of goods and services or state intervention unilaterally favours or discriminates against actors, this distorts international competition. Location factors such as legal certainty, infrastructure, wage costs and training levels also have an impact. Only if market participants have access to sources of finance can they invest in innovative technologies. We participate in the development of fair standards.

The field of activity includes:

• Analysing regulatory and regulatory policy conditions, productivity factors and cost structures in an international context
• Developing proposals for standardising and simplifying bureaucratic requirements, for example, in planning and procurement procedures
• Supporting the further development of national, European and international standards, norms and regulations in the maritime sector
• Assisting the maritime industry in developing its own digital standards and skills
• Offering market monitoring in the fields of financing and technology promotion

Sustainability and climate change – responsibility for the environment

Integrated thinking about the economy and environment are the order of the day at the German Maritime Centre. The maritime sector has a huge responsibility for environmental and climate protection. Climate change and its implications directly affect the maritime sector: it must adapt to changing sea levels and extreme weather events. Considerable investment will be required in coastal protection, port access and facilities.

The maritime sector is facing the challenge of minimising the negative impact of its own activities on the environment and climate. The market and environmental regulations require and demand sustainable solutions to rapidly reduce emissions from maritime transport. For this purpose, innovative ideas for propulsion technology and energy sources are needed.

• Participation in the development of standards for climate and environmental protection
• Bringing together different interest groups for specific purposes, for example, to support the use of alternative fuels and propulsion systems
• Initiating studies and research and development projects
• Contributions to the development of the uniform regulations and standards necessary for this purpose

Technological change – into the future with high tech

The position of the German maritime industry on the global market depends on maintaining and expanding its innovation potential. The development of new technologies, for example, in the fields of marine propulsion, production processes and safety systems, is essential.

Whether we’re talking about blockchain, big data or AI applications: digitalisation is elevating the maritime sector to a new technological level. The increase in data-based networking can offer enormous advantages for the transport and logistics sector – financially, temporally and ecologically. Autonomous shipping is opening up new prospects in terms of efficiency and safety. Manufacturing processes such as 3D printing are revolutionising production, while alternative energy sources are advancing the issue of sustainability. Integration into the global platform economy is also changing business models in the industry.

Maritime sovereignty and maritime expertise can guarantee Germany as a business location. If it is to maintain this leading position, the country needs to intensify its research activities and speed up the implementation of results in practice – an essential element of the German federal government’s maritime strategy.

The German Maritime Centre is active here in:

• Supporting the German federal government in developing new funding programmes and guidelines and in fulfilling its tasks in coordinating European research, development and innovation projects
• Observing and analysing research and development activities in the maritime sector
• Monitoring trends and initiating projects and studies on key technologies – especially with a view to facilitating knowledge transfer and cross innovation for the entire industry
• Analysing financing options for the use of technological innovations
• Aggregating and processing information on international, European, national and regional funding programmes and making it accessible with the aid of practical instruments

Demography and securing young talent – investing in fine minds

The maritime industry is diverse, international and future-oriented. It offers a range of training and career opportunities for young people and qualified, committed people.

Digitalisation and automation are also changing work processes at sea and on land. New skills are in demand – a challenge that is being intensified by demographic developments and the shortage of skilled workers.

We are committed to:

• Supporting and connecting stakeholders at different levels
• Promoting the perception of the maritime industry as a diverse and future-oriented employer
• Developing ways to attract skilled career changers to the maritime sector
• Supporting the work of training providers and the dialogue between the social partners, including by providing information on development of the working world and the future of work in the maritime sector
• Adapting training courses and skill profiles to changes due to digitalisation and automation, in collaboration with the industry and educational institutions

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Maritim proArte Hotel Berlin

Phone: national 0800 33 8 33 30, international +49 30 2033-5, [email protected]

Maritim proArte Hotel Berlin Friedrichstrasse 151/ Dorotheenstrasse 65 (Navigation address) 10117 Berlin Germany

Phone +49 30 2033-5 Fax +49 30 2033-4090 Reservation phone +49 30 2033-4410 [email protected]

Hotelhighlights

• 403 modern rooms and suites
• Extensive spa area
• Restaurant and a bar
• 20 Charging stations for electric vehicles
• Event capacities for up to 2,200 people in 14 rooms
• Free Internet via cable and wi-fi for overnight guests

Check-in & check-out

Check-in from 3 p.m. Check-out until 12 midday

Subject to availability: Early Check-in  Late Check-out

Maps & Transportation

Route Maritim proArte Hotel Berlin

Public underground parking with 120 spaces - Parking prices

The Maritim proArte Hotel Berlin at a glance

Are you looking for a modern hotel for an overnight stay or event, located in the heart of Berlin? Then we welcome you to the Maritim proArte Hotel Berlin, the art and design hotel with an unusual ambience.

Central location Our Maritim proArte Hotel Berlin is located on one of Berlin's main arteries, the famous shopping mile Friedrichstraße. This puts you right in the middle of the "Berlin jungle" of sights and shopping opportunities. The Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag or the Gendarmenmarkt are only a few minutes' walk from the hotel. And you can also walk to the boulevard “Unter den Linden” in just a few steps. In the nearby Friedrichstadt-Palast you can experience superlative variety shows on Berlin's most visited stage. Find out about other event highlights in the metropolis in our leisure tips . Your journey is quick and uncomplicated, as the distance from Berlin's main railway station to the hotel is only 1 km. The motorway is 9 km away and Berlin-Brandenburg Airport is 30 km away. The Berlin Trade Fair is 8 km away.

Attractive rooms In addition to the artistic design of the 403 rooms , you can also enjoy free internet via cable and wi-fi. The elegant marble bathrooms enhance the stylish ambience of your room. To ensure that you have everything you need during your stay in the centre of the capital, you will also find a flat-screen TV, individually adjustable air conditioning and much more. For allergy sufferers, our hotel offers eight specially equipped rooms.

Relaxing offers The maritime swimming pool and wellness area is a treat for body and soul during your visit to Berlin. Let yourself be pampered in our wellness studio and take advantage of our massage and beauty treatments.

Inviting restaurants For breakfast, help yourself daily to the great variety of the buffet in the Galerie restaurant. And in the evening, when the city pulsates, sit in our Checkpoint Restaurant & Bar in the middle of Berlin's nightlife district and enjoy delicious drinks and food.

Customised conferences As the largest conference hotel in Berlin Mitte , you can rely on our competent support for your small or large event. Modern technology and the excellent Maritim service are available in every conference room.

• Swimming pool (open from 6.30 a.m. to 10 p.m.)
• Free Internet via cable and Wi-Fi  for overnight guests (up to 6 mbps).  High-speed Internet  for an extra charge
• Dry and steam sauna (open from 5 to 9 p.m., for a fee, further times on request) 
• Fitness room (open from 6.30 a.m. to 10 p.m., for a fee) 
• Wellness-Studio "Schönheit & Vitalität" 
• Room service from 12 midday to 10 p.m. (kitchen closes at 9.30 p.m.)
• Dry cleaning and laundry
• 20 Charging stations for electric vehicles 
• Dispensing chemist
• "Sergio Amato" hairdressing salon (Monday to Wednesday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Thursday and Friday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.)
• ATM Machine at the Reception
• Berlin City Tax:  The city of Berlin has charged an overnight tax on all overnight stays in hotels,  self-attestation ,  employers-attestation
• For your payment at the hotel we accept: EC-Card, Visa, MasterCard, AmericanExpress, Diners Club, Japanese Credit Bureau, CUP UnionPay; For your payments when booking through the Maritim website we accept: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, PayPal

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