Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, named after a group of Slavic castles, is located on the German Baltic Sea coast and borders Poland to the east. The main cities in the region are Schwerin, Rostock, Stralsund and Greifswald."MV", as it is also known, could be described in a few words as "blue" and "nature". Blue, thanks to its beautiful Baltic coastline and the many lakes and rivers that run through the state. Nature, because there are many unspoiled natural landscapes!Sea lovers should definitely visit the Baltic coast and its resorts, which offer an irresistible mix of seaside culture and nature. For example, take your motorhome to Germany's largest island, Rügen, which is a dream destination for motorhome holidaymakers.Enjoy the breathtaking view of the famous chalk cliff, which the Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich pictured in one of his most famous paintings. The Mecklenburg Lake District, with around 2000 lakes and rivers, is also a popular destination for holidaymakers.It is not only water sports enthusiasts and boating fans who find their blue paradise here. But Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania also has cultural surprises in store.Discover the state capital Schwerin and its magnificent castle, also known as the "floating fairy tale castle", as it juts out into the Schwerin lake surrounded by its parks. Nearby is the baroque town of Ludwigslust and the baroque palace of the same name, also called the "Versailles of the North".In fact, the construction was so pompous that the state soon ran out of money. Inventive craftsmen therefore created many artistic details from cardboard and covered them with gold - you'll see, the appearances are perfect but deceptive!