Kamp Park, Bad Doberan
Kamp
A triangular English-style garden in the centre of Bad Doberan, with two small red and white pavilions in Chinese style that survive from the Mecklenburg court's summer residence era.
Kamp Park was laid out at the end of the 18th century, when the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg moved the court's summer residence to Doberan and opened a seaside bathing resort at Heiligendamm. This green space in the town became a social venue for the court. The white and red pavilions, built between 1808 and 1810, have Chinese-style decoration, and one of them now serves as a café. The Molli steam train runs through town along the street beside the park, so it can be combined with a visit to the minster. Admission is free.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Molli Steam Railway
- Bad Doberan Minster
- Ghost Forest of Nienhagen
- Heiligendamm
- Kühlungsborn Marina
- Kühlung Forest
- Kühlungsborn Pier
- Baltic Sea Border Tower