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Today I went to the harbor and ate at Burgermeisterin. It was delicious and I can recommend it to anyone who comes to Schleswig.

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The harbor with its restaurants is always worth a visit.

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Beautiful path with a great view 🤙

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Port area is always interesting 🤙

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Beautiful view, delicious cake 👍

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The view of the Schlei from here is beautiful 😊👍😊

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Indeed a beautiful view of the Schlei, but we had to move on quickly as there were a lot of cars driving along the Gottorfer Damm.

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Beautiful long avenue with ancient trees.

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Great view of Schleswig. Beautiful cityscape.

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A small update on the ferry. The old ferry is currently still running, but this will soon be replaced by a solar ferry. The price of the ferry with a bicycle has increased to 1.50 euros. Still reasonable, in my opinion.

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Great avenue to the Schlei.

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When looking over the Schlei, the St. Petri Cathedral of Schleswig can always be seen. Beautiful bike and hiking trails along the Schlei.

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For currently 1.5 euros per bike with a person you can get across. Luckily the old ferry is still running

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One road, many trees...

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Fantastically beautiful avenue down to the Schlei and the Dreilingbrücke

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A port like in a picture book, at least from the point of view of a landlubber. A relaxed view of the harbor with sailing ships and yachts from the good dining locations or from the ice cream parlor with very tasty ice cream. A detour to the romantic district of Holm is also worthwhile.

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Great old avenue, now in early summer with dense, dark green foliage.

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One road, many trees...

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Like so many things on the Schlei, the name of the fishing settlement in Schleswig comes from the Danish language, because “Holm” means “small island” in Danish usage. The Holm was created around the year 1,000 and was separated from the mainland by the Holmer Noor until the 20th century. All houses were built directly on the water to ensure optimal fish processing. Today the Holm is a district of the city of Schleswig and is connected to the mainland. The central part of the district is now a small cemetery with its own chapel, around which the individual fishermen's houses are grouped. https://www.ostseefjordschlei.de/regionen/wikingerstadt-schleswig/fischersiedlung-holm

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Nice little port with some restorations.

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