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The island is known for its chalk cliffs. Rügen chalk is also used in spa treatments. In Gummanz on Rügen, a museum is devoted to the history of chalk, from its origins to its processing.
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Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is home to seaside resorts once nicknamed "Berlin's bathtub," and is ideal for waterside holidays — from the Baltic Sea coast to the Mecklenburg lake district.
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