Ostseebad Sellin to Güstrow

Today we left the Baltic coast and drove inland.

Breakfasts at Hotel Bernstein were great. Almost all our breakfast buffets have had pickled herring and salmon. The fish section on this morning’s buffet was especially good. I liked the look of the fish wrapped around a pickle but I didn’t try it. I did have some of the sour cream pickled herring.

The fish options on the breakfast buffet.

After breakfast we went for a walk along the cliffs in the opposite direction from town.

Duke and I on our hike
The view back towards the hotel and the pier

We stopped for groceries about an hour into our drive. Soon after that it started to rain and it has rained the rest of the day.

On our drive

Hotel am Inselsee where we are tonight is on a lake. Hopefully the weather will cooperate in the morning and we can check it out. Our room has the bedroom upstairs!

Our room at Hotel am Inselsee

We ate dinner at the hotel.

Duke pork had red cabbage and cherries and dumplings
My wild boar schnitzel
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Author: marionvermazen

I am a traveler, hiker, avid reader, Sun alumnus, computer geek, Spanish and French language student, knitter and genealogist. I am retired after working for almost 30 years in the Computer Industry. I live in Reno, Nevada with my husband Duke.

4 thoughts on “Ostseebad Sellin to Güstrow”

  1. Pickled herring for breakfast reminds me of my Swedish grandfather. He made many kinds of pickled fish and we had them for breakfast, lunch, and sometimes for a late snack. Bigger herring fillets could be wrapped around a slice of pickled cucumber. Herring pickled in wine seemed like a wild adventure when I was a kid. Pickled herring in cream was perfect on toast. Dill sauce, mustard sauce, ginger sauce, smoked – happy times.

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