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Due to a technical defect, the transporter bridge is out of service until further notice. Visit the WSV website for more information. Use the Nobiskrug ferry. Two ferries operate there. ✅

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A great way to cross the Kiel Canal. The transporter bridge (originally built in 1913 and renewed in 2022) is not only available for pedestrians and bicycles, but can also carry up to 4 cars. Use is free for everyone.

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Great city, invites you to stroll and linger! Definitely do it!🤙

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Tip: Attention, the barbecue area and the little house are not for free use - you can rent them.

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Nice clean swimming area with a small sandy beach. There are bench seats and the parking lot is right next door.

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Beautiful view of the Wittensee

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A good opportunity for a swim in the lake.

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A really nice place for a break at the southern Wittensee with bathing facilities 🏊🤽 ... 👍

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The visit from the port is worthwhile. Over the bridge and then on to the Borby viewing platform.

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Great place to relax and watch ships in the canal and trains on the railway bridge.

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A real sea beach - just with fresh water.

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The port town of Eckernförde, which emerged from a fishing settlement, is worth a visit not least because of its pretty old town and the museum harbor. For example, you can learn a lot about the underwater world of the Baltic Sea in the Baltic Sea Info Center. Here you can even get close to the sea creatures in the feeling pool. The pedestrian zone also invites you to take a leisurely stroll.

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Whatever the season, you can enjoy a wonderful view over the lake in the best weather! Perfect for a picnic and a swimming break.

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Imposing building! It's a shame that the train no longer runs. But the detour through the tunnel is worthwhile.

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There is so much to see and do. The fishermen in the harbor, the sea, the boats, the old town with the beautiful historic buildings ... Eckernförde is definitely worth a visit.

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You have the possibility to change the NOK several times with the ferries free of charge! In this way you always gain new impressions and different perspectives.

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It's amazing what some architects get from bridges and their builders.

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The route along the NOK between Sehestedt and Büdelsdorf is one of the most beautiful and consistently easy to drive. I can clearly recommend.

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It is not for nothing that it is one of the most popular fishing waters in Schleswig-Holstein, the Kiel Canal. With its unique juxtaposition of saltwater and freshwater fish, it offers a huge variety of species all year round. Its fish population ranges from zander, carp, pike and eel to cod and plaice as well as sea, brown and rain trout. And don't forget the herring, thousands of which flock to the canal every spring to spawn. Then the anglers stand close together and pull the herring, which are migrating in schools, out of the canal by the dozens. https://www.tinok.de/mittelholstein/nord-ostsee-kanal/ausflugs targets-am-nok.html

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The Kiel Canal is almost 100 kilometers long: a unique structure with ten bridges, 14 ferries, twelve switches, two tunnels and huge locks. A building full of history and stories. It took eight years to complete. Up to 9,000 men from all over Europe worked on the canal - and encountered a number of problems and challenges. The canal was opened on June 21, 1895. How much pomp the emperor put into the ceremony, where traces of it can still be found today and why the canal separated the small village of Sehestedt (Rendsburg-Eckernförde district) is what the journey through time with special film documents is about. A look at what still makes the canal unique and special even after 125 years. Further information: https://www.ndr.de/ Fernsehenen/versanden/schleswig-holstein_magazin/zeitreise/Zeitreise-125-jahre-Nord-Ostsee-Kanal,zeitreise2724.html

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