The historic Villa Meier, located in the Kühlungsborn Ost neighborhood, is one of the oldest houses in the seaside resort. Since the mid-19th century, Kühlungsborn has been attracting vacationers to the Baltic Sea—and Villa Meier also contributes to this special atmosphere. The house is a prime example of the charming seaside architecture that still shapes the cityscape along Ostseeallee today.
Kühlungsborn combines the magic of bygone eras with modern comforts—a place where history remains palpable yet everything is in place for the perfect vacation.
Villa Meier is just a few minutes’ walk from the fine-sand Baltic Sea beach and the 6.5 km-long promenade, the longest in Germany. Here, you can enjoy the sound of the sea as well as the sunset over the Bay of Mecklenburg.
For railroad enthusiasts, the nostalgic “Molli” resort train is a highlight: The little steam locomotive chugs daily between Kühlungsborn, Heiligendamm, and Bad Doberan—a journey steeped in history and offering panoramic views.
The town itself is nicknamed the “Green Town by the Sea.” With its city forest spanning over 130 hectares and connecting the eastern and western districts, Kühlungsborn offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and recreation. Here, you can hike, bike, or simply relax in a clearing.
The pier and the marina, with their boutiques, restaurants, and boat docks, are also popular spots for strolls. Excursion boats depart from here to cruise along the coast—perfect for discovering the Baltic Sea from a new perspective.
If you love peace and quiet, nature, and the sea air, Villa Meier, Apartment 2, is the ideal vacation home—stylish, comfortable, and right by the sea.