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Here lie old fishing boats, inviting exploration... and to complement them, you can get delicious fish sandwiches here.

Bench with a View A bench with an information board directly on Bäderstraße invites you to linger – with a sweeping view of the Baltic Sea, where sky and sea merge, and history is palpably close.

The fate of the frigate: The approximately 40-meter-long Swedish frigate "Hedvig Sophia" sank on the beach at Schwedeneck in 1715. The frigate, equipped with 46 cannons, was named after a sister of King Charles XII. The war: That year, the Great Northern War escalated on the Baltic coast of Schleswig-Holstein: Danish, Hanoverian, and Russian forces attempted to end Swedish supremacy in the Baltic Sea. Today: Remains of the wreck and the legendary Swedish Cemetery commemorate this chapter of Baltic Sea history. Parts of the wreck are said to lie on the seabed off Schwedeneck today – it is considered one of the most famous historical shipwrecks in Kiel Bay.

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.

Very good asphalt

Beautiful but if you don't want to have dirty shoes you shouldn't go to the chairs

Nice little café that invites you to take a coffee and cake break.