Anklam, a town with a rich historical heritage in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, is characterized by its picturesque location on the River Peene. The old town impresses with its well-preserved brick buildings, including the imposing St. Mary's Church, an outstanding example of North German brick Gothic architecture. The Otto Lilienthal Museum commemorates the famous aviation pioneer, who was born here, and provides insights into the history of aviation.

Other sights include the Steintor town gate, a medieval brick building, and the idyllic castle park. Anklam impresses with its location on the waterway and access to the Baltic Sea, making it a popular place for water sports activities.

In economic terms, Anklam reflects a solid purchasing power. The shopping streets offer a variety of stores, boutiques and markets that are used by a population with high purchasing power. This economic stability contributes to Anklam's attractiveness as a place to shop and live and enables a diverse range of high-quality products and services.