Greifswald is a small university town in northeastern Germany. The city is attracting international attention for the university, the surrounding BioCon valley, and the Wendelstein 7-X nuclear fusion projects.

The sights of the city are mainly architectural monuments. Market Square is surrounded by beautifully decorated medieval buildings reminiscent of the city's age. To the west of the square is the town hall, dating from the 14th century, which stands out from other buildings with arched passages. Interestingly, almost all the city's churches have ships, as the locals pray for those on the voyage. To understand the beauty of Greifswald, it is worth climbing the long stairs of St. Nicholas Church. Only two thousand wooden steps offer an unsurpassed view of a small town: green streets, brown roofs, and the blue Roar River that leads to the sea.

Greifswald is a young and dynamic city with 60,000 inhabitants and more than 11,000 students. The Ernst Moritz Arndt University of Greifswald is one of the oldest academic institutions in Europe. The university also influences the city's culture, economy, and nightlife. The University Hospital Greifswald offers high-quality medical services for citizens and international patients. Greifswald is the birthplace of many talented actors, singers, painters, and poets. The city was glorified by the famous artist Caspad David Friedrich, who painted the oil painting "Abbey in an Oakwood". It is also worth noting that Greifswald greatly honors Ukrainian culture and annually holds two-week scientific conferences dedicated to the Ukrainian language, literature, and cinema.

Every visitor to Greifswald can feel the city's unique spirit. Walking through the town streets, visitors want to return to feel freedom, sea romance, and peace again.

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