The Greifswald season opener is characterized by maritime traditions. Historical towing, old sailing craft and lively fish markets - all these customs have been cultivated in the Hanseatic city for centuries and can be experienced again today. How much power does it take to pull a 270-ton tall ship from the museum harbor to Wieck? How are the sails set and where do the fishermen catch their herring? Visitors will find answers to these questions at the beginning of spring in the small fishing village of Wieck, when sailors and fishermen ring in the season together.