The street is named after the historical province of Pomerania (Pommern in German), reflecting a common naming convention in the area where streets are named after German regions and cities lost after World War II.

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When Lena moved into the tiny flat at , the landlord warned her about the basement. "Don't go down there after midnight," he chuckled, but it didn't sound like a joke. Three weeks later, she found a rusted key behind the boiler. It didn't fit any lock in her apartment. But on the wall of the communal laundry room, hidden behind a loose brick, she found a door she had never noticed before—a door marked with a symbol of a griffin, the old crest of Pomerania. The key turned with a groan. Behind it was not a storage room, but a staircase descending into the smell of salt and cold sea air, even though the nearest ocean is 500 kilometers away. The street is named after the historical province

: The street is a go-to destination for practical shopping, featuring major outlets like Kaufland for groceries and household goods, along with specialized retailers for electronics, clothing, and home improvement. Three weeks later, she found a rusted key behind the boiler