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We just wanted to go to the crazy house. Admission is €5 per person in 2025. But you have to pay extra for the park entrance! So with four adults, you only pay for the crazy house you want to visit, €82! Technically, it would be possible to create a separate entrance to the house. You have to get a separate coin at the ticket office to enter the house. The park is fenced in, and the house is also fenced in separately within the park, and can only be visited with a special chip or coin... Sorry, I meant it but didn't know how...

Just have a look

The "canal switch". This is the name given to a widening of the NOK so that ships can avoid each other. The expansion of the NOK will make this unnecessary. Tip: the curvy bank and the elevated position of the supply route make for great photo opportunities.

In 1895, an impressive gate was built to the manor house in the Italian Renaissance style, with a loggia flanked by columns and decorated with horse heads on the courtyard side. The tower clock of the gatehouse dates from 1683. The gatehouse contains two bells from 1531/41.

Gut Rosenkrantz was called Gut Schinkel until 1828. Through marriage, the estate came into the possession of the von Münchhausen family, who still run it today. In 1791, the current manor house Gut Rosenkrantz, where a moated castle was mentioned in the Middle Ages, was built. At the end of the 19th century, the estate was expanded to include an enclosed courtyard with a gatehouse with a columned hall. Today, the Gut Rosenkrantz trading company for natural products (based in Neumünster) operates organic farming here.

The passageway of the gatehouse to the Rosenkrantz estate is lined with massive granite columns. These 18 columns are each 5 m high and have a diameter of 40 cm.

Always a pleasure to get to the other side of the NOK on foot, by bike or by car 😉...

Very good way to cross the North Baltic Sea Canal.