Mecklenburg-Vorpommern offers not only well-groomed tourist regions, fine sandy beaches, and meticulously restored old towns. It is also home to mysterious ghost sites: places that were once significant but now are characterized by silence and decay. Urban exploration, the investigation of abandoned and decaying locations, is becoming increasingly popular. Martin Kaule and Arno Specht, both successful authors and recognized experts in the field, lead readers to the Baltic Sea coast in the fourth volume of the ghost sites series. Through atmospheric photos and captivating texts, they present abandoned places and their fascinating histories, including the seaside resort planned by the Nazis for 20,000 people in Prora on the island of Rügen, the morbid maritime school in Wustrow, the state asylum Domjüch with its ominous past, and the obscure Stasi bunker.