[20] Tree house
© TZ Wismar, A. Rudolph
© TZ Wismar, A. Rudolph
Description
The Baumhaus, located directly at the entrance to the Old Harbour, is a baroque building from the middle of the 18th century. The building owes its name to the so-called "Bohmschlütern", employees of the harbour administration who used to live in the house and block the harbour in case of imminent danger and at night. Originally, a floating barrier was erected in front of the harbour entrance. The entrance portal of the Baumhaus is flanked by two Swedish heads. Today it houses the permanent exhibition "Maritime Tradition Centre", which provides an insight into the Hanseatic era and the eventful shipbuilding history of Wismar.
OPENING HOURS
April to October Monday to Sunday 11 am - 5 pm
November to March Saturday and Sunday 11 am - 4 pm
Closed December 24-26, December 31, January 1, March 8 and Good Friday
POIs
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[1] World-Heritage-House
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[2] Holy Spirit Church
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[3] Fürstenhof
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[4] St. George Church
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[5] St. Mary Tower
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[6] Archdeaconry
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[7] Wasserkunst
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[9] Town hall and market square
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[10] Zum Weinberg - To the vineyard
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[11] Karstadt flagship store and Krämerstraße
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[12] Schabbell-House & Museum
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[13] St. Nikolai Church
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[14] Linden garden
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[15] The Pit (Watercourse through the Old Town)
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[16] Lohberg
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[17] Scheuerstraße
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[18] Brewery at the Lohberg
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[19] Water gate
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[20] Tree house
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[21] The armory Wismar
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[22] Wismar World Heritage Nature Trail
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[23] Wismar pier in the seaside resort Wendorf
