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Summer festival

Wide range of activities to participate in at the WIRO sports day

Yesterday's WIRO Sports Day offered a wide range of opportunities to get active. Numerous visitors took advantage of the activities offered by the sports clubs: they tried their hand at wheelchair fencing, basketball, or football. The stage program at the lighthouse also attracted considerable interest. There, the clubs presented their activities and

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sailing

Wind dies down: O'pen skiffs ride the Warnemünde wave

Around midnight, the last gusts of nearly 40 knots swept over Warnemünde. As the storm slowly moved towards the Baltic Sea, the wind subsided somewhat during early Thursday morning. Once again, a post-storm weather pattern dominated the sailing day at the mouth of the Warnow River: northwesterly winds averaging 18 to 22 knots. Finally, no rain, plenty of sunshine, and blue skies.

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Thanks to the sponsors and partners of the Warnemünder Woche

The Warnemünder Woche It thrives on the commitment of many people – and strong partners at their side. Besides the volunteer crew and the numerous contributors, sponsors and supporters are once again making a significant contribution to the success of the 88th edition. Warnemünder Woche can take place.

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Summer festival

Three top acts at Glashäger beach concerts

Blond, Fatoni and Soffie provide entertainment at the 88th Warnemünder Woche Get ready for a musical highlight on the beach when the Glashagen beach concerts enter their second round tomorrow. Against the backdrop of the Baltic Sea, the organizers will present a diverse program of German rap and indie pop.

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sailing

Part one successfully completed: Warnemünde simply offers good sailing conditions.

A light drizzle lay over the mouth of the Warnow this morning as the first crews for the long-distance race around Bornholm set off to trim their boats. Before heading out to the starting area off the beach, however, the crews had to present themselves. All crews had to be present on deck in front of the central jetty, wearing life jackets and clipped to the safety line, the mooring rope. Only then could they proceed to the pre-start phase.

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