Nationalpark Jasmund

The Nationalpark Jasmund is a beautiful national park located on the Halbinsel Jasmund in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany. It is the smallest national park in Germany, covering an area of approximately 3,070 hectares. The park features stunning landscapes, including the largest beech forests on the Baltic Sea coast, which stretch over hills and valleys, surrounding bright moors and springs. The famous white chalk coast, where shady green forests meet the blue sea, is also a notable feature of the park. The UNESCO has recognized the ancient beech forests in the heart of the national park as a World Heritage Site. The park's unique Kreidefelsen, or chalk cliffs, are a popular attraction, with the 118-meter-high Königsstuhl being a highlight. The cliffs are constantly eroded by the sea, revealing fossils of sea urchins, sponges, and oysters. The park offers various activities, including ranger-led walks and events, making it a great destination for families to explore and learn about nature