Today Heiligenhafen  with its approximately 9,500 inhabitants is a viable town, whose surface area covers1.813 hectares. The center of the city of Heiligenhafen and the old part of town ranges from 700 year old churches with  very beautiful spires, to an 1882 house built city hall and the beautiful community centres, which were reorganized partially in the context of the town planning promotion. This old part of town is separated into a west east direction by the mountain route and the Thulboden and into the south north direction by the mill road and the bridging race. There is also the Fischer route and Schlamerstrasse with its  houses and partially existing original paving of the mountain route which lead in the direction of the lake at Heiligenhafen. Already at the beginning of the 19th century  Heiligenhafen a well visited Baltic Sea beach. With large step forward to 1970 hooge amount of  money were pumped into the development of Heiligenhafen as tourism resort. Duting this time the yachting port was developed among other things and the binding to Steinwarder and the Baltic Sea holidays park. Since then the development at times slowl, continues at a much faster pace.

Today Heiligenhafen can offer a beautiful resort with a maritime Ambience, and many attractive attractions and activities guests through the year as well as peace and nature. In addition the port is only a few steps away from the city centre, it is noted for being the second largest yachting port at the Baltic Sea coast. At Heiligenhafen enjoy the beautiful old part of town, the pre-aged peninsula with stone and grass verges, 5 kilometers beach, and, and, and... Find many local shops for purchase possibilities while walking. An extensive catering trade offers various traditional meals and international menus. Accommodations in all categories are offered  to you in the holiday park, on Steinwarder, in the city and in the surrounding countryside at favorable overnight accomodation prices..

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