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The former Benedictine monastery was built in the 13th century. Today it hosts art exhibitions and concerts. Closed to the public outside of guided tours. On the second weekend in August, artists and craftsmen sell their work during the Klosterfest.
Cismar Abbey was a Benedictine monastery located at Cismar near Grömitz, Schleswig-Holstein, in Germany.
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A small, child-friendly natural science museum, the House of Nature has a special focus on molluscs, showing a collection of more than 5000 slug shells and seashells, supposedly the largest in Germany.
Small zoo with sea lions, emus, kangaroos, lions, camels, leopards, chimpanzees, monkeys, petting zoo, and other animals. Restaurant and playground. Closes at sunset from November to February.
Protestant church from the 13th century, open until 10PM in the summer.
Kurpark
Public park, located at the heart of Grömitz. Lots of green, a duck pond, a playground, a boules court, and a "multi-generational playground" aimed at encouraging sportive activity.
Public swimming pool at the promenade. Features sauna, wave pool, two restaurants, and a sun deck with sea view.