로토프 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

From here on it gets hillier... several staircases make the ascent and descent easier.

A replica of one of the four historic runestones around Haithabu... a translation helps in understanding the text... the original is in the Haithabu Museum

From the ramparts you can see the Viking village and in the distance you can just make out the bridge over the Noor.

Once you have climbed the steps to the rampart, you walk around the Haithabu settlement under impressive oak trees... the narrow path offers beautiful views of the settlement and the Haddebyer Noor lake.

Once you have climbed the steps to the rampart, you walk around the Haithabu settlement under impressive oak trees... the narrow path offers beautiful views of the settlement and the Haddebyer Noor lake.

Beautiful footbridge through the magnificent reed landscape on the edge of the Selker Noor... beautiful views over the Noor

Schleswig ([ˈʃleːsvɪç], Low German: Sleswig, Danish: Slesvig, Anglo-Danish: Sljasvig[2]) is a medium-sized town in Schleswig-Holstein at the end of the long Schlei fjord in the Baltic Sea. It is the district town of the Schleswig-Flensburg district, the former capital of the Duchy of Schleswig, and is also known as the judicial capital of the state, as it is – for historical reasons – the seat of the State Constitutional Court, as well as three other higher courts and the Public Prosecutor's Office.

In the distance, slightly to the left of the cathedral, in the middle of the small broad area, you can see Gull Island. It is also called Seagull Mountain or, in Danish, Mågeøen, and is only 3-5 meters high. It is a bird sanctuary. It is monitored and maintained by the so-called Seagull King. Around 1115, there was also a castle on the island, from which some bricks and other remnants were washed away during the great flood of 2023.