Directions

Anklam lies in an European Destination of Excellence (EDEN-Award) and very close to the island of Usedom on the Baltic Sea and can be reached by rail (train route Berlin - Pasewalk - Stralsund), or by car from Berlin (180 km).

By rail: Take the train route Berlin-Pasewalk-Stralsund. The distance between the Anklam railway station and the museum is only about 300 meters.

By car from Berlin (180 km): Take Route A11/A20 to highway exit "Pasewalk Süd" to Route B109 and after driving 40 km take the exit "Anklam Zuckerfabrik".

From Hamburg (350 km): take Route A1/A20 to "Jarmen", then go 20 km on Route B110.

With a rental car, it takes about two hours from Berlin to the Otto-Lilienthal-Museum.

There is a landing place at the local airfield (Verkehrslandeplatz Anklam) and even a small harbour on the River Peene.