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教会は1871年から1872年にかけて赤レンガで建設され、1873年に奉献されました。破壊されなかった古い墓所の石壁は、現在の教会の東壁の基礎壁となっています。東壁は、その奥にある祭壇室へと、コーラスアーチを通して開かれています。 地図 » 地図上で

.-Luth. Schlamersdorf教会 Schlamersdorf教会は、ベルリン、シュラマースドルフの村々と約1700人の教会員を持つシードルフの荘園区を包含しています。

They serve home-style cooking, all freshly prepared. The cake is also delicious. Highly recommended.

Canoeing Experience – With or Without a Guide There are many ways to plan your relaxing canoeing or paddling holiday in Holstein Switzerland. For those who would like to gain deeper insights into the region, we offer guided canoe tours for groups. These range from canoeing tours in Plön to evening tours in Malente and Eutin. But even those who don't have their own canoe and prefer to paddle without a guide will find plenty to enjoy: canoe, kayak, and stand-up paddleboard rentals are available everywhere along the lakes and waterways. Furthermore, our extensive network of idyllic rest areas, modern ferry crossings, and conveniently located launching points make paddling a truly relaxing experience. This applies equally to athletes, explorers, and those looking to slow down, with or without family.

Insider Tip: Paddling Break with Old Town Ambience During an active paddling tour, you can easily dock in the city bay and take a short break in one of the various cafés and restaurants surrounding the historic market square.

The Great Eutin Lake and the Kellersee are not just great for swimming and bathing. Active holidaymakers can paddle to their heart's content in a canoe, kayak or SUP - the perfect combination of nature experience and sport is also possible on holiday! The equipment is available from the local rental company. Holiday anglers are not left out either - fishing is permitted on Eutin's waters from both the shore and the boat. With a bit of luck, you'll catch the rare whitefish. If you need a break after all the activity, but still don't want to miss out on fresh air and a view of the lake, you can set up camp at the natural campsite on the Kellersee.

In Eutin, the Great Eutin Lake is just a stone's throw from the old town. If you need to cool off after cultural enjoyment, you don't have to go far. The historic outdoor swimming pool with old changing rooms, wooden bathing jetties and lifeguard's house is just a 5-minute walk from the castle and the old town and is just the thing for families with children and enthusiastic water lovers. During a hiking or cycling tour, small, hidden natural bathing spots are also ideal for a dip in the cool water. If the weather is a bit more northern German, you can switch to the swimming pool with a view of the lake.

The mighty trunks of the old oaks are truly impressive. It's just a shame that many of them, which have survived for centuries, are now being wiped out by disease and insect infestation.