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The imposing silo rises up in the harbor district and is visible from afar...

All sorts of interesting facts about the history of the city of Schleswig

This very well-paved path is inaccessible to motorists and is a good alternative to the cycle path directly along the B76, although it is significantly hillier.

A very beautiful path, cycling is really fun here

Schleswig ([ˈʃleːsvɪç], Low German: Sleswig, Danish: Slesvig, Anglo-Danish: Sljasvig[2]) is a medium-sized town in Schleswig-Holstein at the end of the long Schlei fjord in the Baltic Sea. It is the district town of the Schleswig-Flensburg district, the former capital of the Duchy of Schleswig, and is also known as the judicial capital of the state, as it is – for historical reasons – the seat of the State Constitutional Court, as well as three other higher courts and the Public Prosecutor's Office.

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遠くに、ドームのわずかに左側、小さな幅の中央に位置するメーヴェン島（Möweninsel）を認識できます。メーヴェンベルク（Mövenberg）またはデンマーク語でマーゲエン（Mågeøen）とも呼ばれ、高さはわずか3〜5メートルです。 ここは鳥類保護区です。この保護区は、いわゆるメーヴェンケーニヒ（Möwenkönig、カモメの王）によって監視および維持されています。島には1115年頃に城があり、2023年の大洪水でその城のレンガの一部やその他の遺物が洗い流されました。

An inlet is a narrow bay that extends significantly further into the land than it is wide. A distinction is made between estuaries and rias, which are formed in various ways from a river mouth; firths and fjords, which were carved out by glacial tongues of various kinds; and inlets of other origins, such as the Schlei. In English-speaking areas, such inlets often have the word inlet in their name. In addition, the word inlet is also used – analogous to river inlet – for an elongated strait that separates an island from the mainland or another island.