Wismar is a Hanseatic city

Wismaris a port and Hanseatic city in Northern Germany on the Baltic Sea.
This is one of the most successful cities of the Hanseatic League is now under the protection of UNESCO.

In Wismar Maritime climate prevails, temperature reaches a peak in August. In winter, the thermometer rarely seen less than 3 degrees below zero. The city is large enough humidity due to the proximity to the sea.
The Climate Of Wismar

The main attraction of Wismar and its heart is the Market square. It is the largest square in the world, besides, it has a rich historical past. It was here in 1602, according to the drawings of Philip Brandine, was erected a 12-sided pavilion Wasserkunst in the Dutch Renaissance style. Until 1897 it was used as the distributing point, through which the water was supplied many homes and public buildings. The pavilion is also the most important landmark of the city.
Attractions in Wismar

Among other historical buildings stands the house "Old Swede", built in 1380. Its unusual name of medieval house received in 1878, with the discovery in this hotel with this name.
Another important landmark of Wismar is an elegant Church of St. George (Georgen-Kirche), built in the early XIII century and reconstructed in 1990-2010.

For Souvenirs in Wismar is to go outside Lohberg in the shop is not exactly a common name – "La Siesta".
Usterity shopping can and on the street Kremerstrasse where you can buy Souvenirs in the shop called "Sweet house".
In Wismar there are beautiful landscaped zoo, which perfectly get along with wild cats, lynx and wolves. Here also it is recommended to come with children
Places for entertainment and shopping in Wismar

At the shipyard in Wismar (Germany) shipyard MV Werften may 24, 2017, the ceremony of laying of the third and the fourth ship in a series of four river cruise vessels Rhine, reports Seatrade Cruise News.
Werften shipyard MV

After commissioning in 2018, the court will make cruises on this route between Amsterdam, Basel and Vienna, the rivers Rhine, Danube and main.
MV Werften has three shipyards in Wismar, Rostock and Stralsund is located in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (MV). The shipyard was bought by Genting from Nordic Yards in April 2016 and given a new brand MV Werften ("Shipyard in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania"). Specialization of the shipyards the construction of large cruise ships primarily for the Asian market. Head office United shipyards is located in Wismar. In the future MV Werften Genting due to planned investments in the amount of 100 million euros, intends to increase production to each year to build two cruise ships of the size of the Neo-Panamax for 200 thousand tons and one cruise ship size Panamax.