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As Stubbenkammer the immediate environment of the striking

chalk rock king chair Jasmund on the island of Ruegen is

called. The few buildings in this area, including the National

Park Centre Königstuhl form the district of the city

Stubbenkammer Sassnitz. The name Stubbenkammer derived from the

Slavic: Stopin stands for stage and came to rock.

In particular, the highest chalk cliff situated here-lots of

Ruegen be called that. There is a distinction between the Great

and Little Stubbenkammer. The Great Stubbenkammer includes the

118-meter high chair king himself directly adjacent to the

north and Cretaceous rock formations, including the intervening

ravine. The Small Stubbenkammer is the chair of King south to

chalk wall with the Victoria-term viewpoint, which in 1865 was

during a visit by the then King of Prussia, Wilhelm I and the

Crown Princess Victoria (his daughter), so named. Further

south, close to the shore and the High Kollicker bank, but no

longer belong to Stubbenkammer.

Stubbenkammer is three kilometers away from the large parking

lot in Hagen - a hamlet in the town Lohme - best reached by

shuttle bus or on a hiking trail, which passes through the

forest of Stubnitz also at Hertha. A high riverside walk leads

from seven kilometers away Sassnitz on the Wissower latches

along the Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-view, the Kieler Bach with the

Convention therein Auguste-Viktoria-view and the Kollicker

place after Stubbenkammer and from here, four kilometers away

situated along the northern coast Jasmund Lohme.