Sassnitz, located on the Jasmund peninsula of the German island of Rügen in the Baltic Sea, is a well-known tourist destination. It is famous for its stunning chalk cliffs, the Jasmund National Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the submarine museum, U-Boat Museum. Public passenger ferries depart from the city's enchanting harbor, decorated with exceptional examples of German architecture, to transport visitors across the sea to the neighboring countries of Sweden, Lithuania, and Latvia. Here, one can also relish the thriving seafood industry, in particular, the locally caught herring which is served freshly smoked, a culinary delight that is a must-try for food lovers visiting this charming seaside town.