Attractions in Schleswig-Flensburg

Kappeln is a very beautiful city worth visiting. Here there are for example delicious fish. Freshly smoked an absolute treat. Furthermore, there is the chocolate factory for the tasty mouths. …read more

Arnis is the smallest city in Germany. In the ferry house you can eat delicious fish dishes that are also inexpensive. Beer, Flensburg of course, what else? The small skipper's …read more

The ferry takes about 5 minutes.
In the summer of 2017, the passage for one person + bike costs € 1.50.

The Landschaftsplege in the nature reserve take over wild horses and Galloway cattle. In addition to the Wildmühle Charlotte you can also observe various lake and waterfowl, with a little luck even the white-tailed eagle.

A crossing with the Missunde grinding ear is an integral part of every Schleitour.

One of the most beautiful cycling routes fishing. A round around the Birk is the highlight.

A small natural jewel: dunes, swamps and heaths, bogs and sparse forests. Highland cattle and wild horses graze here and there.

The Glücksburg Castle rises majestically from the water like a fairytale castle. Duke Johann the Elder J. zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg had it built between 1582 and 1587 on the site of …read more

The port of Kappeln invites you to linger. Either you look at the ships as they pass the bridge, admire the herring catch or sit down in a nice café. The city offers shopping and a beautiful pedestrian passage.

Great city to stay sm the Baltic Cycle Route. It is especially great to sit in the harbor and watch the drift in the harbor.

Until the Middle Ages, the loop was the most important trade link between the North and Baltic Seas. The Viking settlement of Haithabu was built in the protected rearmost end. …read more

The Charlotte mill is the architectural symbol of the Geltinger Birk and welcomes day trippers and holidaymakers at the entrance to the nature reserve from the Geltinger Noor.

The Erdholländermühle, …read more

Great beach with lots of sand, near Schönhagen. The bike path is wonderfully wide.

The Holm is Schleswig's old fishing settlement. The cemetery with the chapel is right in the middle. The old houses that are draped around the cemetery are quaint. Only long-established citizens live here and are buried here.

The steep coast as well as the whole peninsula Holnis are "remnants" of the last ice age and result of the tectonic deformations of that time. The largest part of …read more

Red and white as you imagine a lighthouse from afar to see. For wedding wishes, the lighthouse offers a special wedding, because upstairs there is a wedding room overlooking the Danish coast :-)

Between Kappeln and Arnis right on the bike path.

Here you have to pass the Noor bridge between the Selker and Haddebyer Noor. A great place for a short rest. A very small section of the beach invites you …read more

In the hut there is an exhibition of the nature experience center. It is open from Easter to the end of October (every day from 10 am to 5 pm).

A beautiful small & tranquil place.