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Arnis (Danish: Arnæs) is the smallest town in Germany with just over 300 inhabitants. It is located in Schleswig-Holstein on a peninsula in the Schlei (Schleswig-Flensburg district, Landschaft Angeln) and together with the municipalities of Grödersby, Oersberg and Rabenkirchen-Faulück forms the Amt Kappeln-Land. The town identifies itself on the town sign as "Bad Arnis", in memory of a former bathing establishment in the town. Since 1988 it has been possible to bathe there again, a visitor's tax is not charged. Arnis served, just like Kappeln, as the location for the series "Der Landarzt".
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Arnis
Arnis (Danish: Arnæs) is the smallest town in Germany with just over 300 inhabitants. It is located in Schleswig-Holstein on a peninsula in the Schlei (Schleswig-Flensburg district, Landschaft Angeln) and together with the municipalities of Grödersby, Oersberg and Rabenkirchen-Faulück forms the Amt Kappeln-Land. The town identifies itself on the town sign as "Bad Arnis", in memory of a former bathing establishment in the town. Since 1988 it has been possible to bathe there again, a visitor's tax is not charged. Arnis served, just like Kappeln, as the location for the series "Der Landarzt".
Kappeln (Danish: Kappel) is a town in the Schleswig-Flensburg district of Schleswig-Holstein (Germany). The town on the Schlei is a fishing village and was a garrison town (Olpenitz) until June 2006. For the eastern fishing and the northern swan, Kappeln has a central function. Kappeln has a small harbour and several sport boat moorings.
Sights in Kappeln
- St. Nicolai Church
- Kappelner Herring Fence, the last one in Europe
- bridge over the Schlei
- Museum harbour
- Mill Amanda
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Kappeln
Kappeln (Danish: Kappel) is a town in the Schleswig-Flensburg district of Schleswig-Holstein (Germany). The town on the Schlei is a fishing village and was a garrison town (Olpenitz) until June 2006. For the eastern fishing and the northern swan, Kappeln has a central function. Kappeln has a small harbour and several sport boat moorings.
Sights in Kappeln
- St. Nicolai Church
- Kappelner Herring Fence, the last one in Europe
- bridge over the Schlei
- Museum harbour
- Mill Amanda
The Schlei stretches with a length of 42 km from Schleimünde the Pilot Island, Olpenitz - south and Maasholm - north, via Kappeln and Arnis to the city of Schleswig, where you will find a small island, the Möweninsel. The Schlei separates the parts of the country Angeln and Schwansen and has an average width of 1.3 km and an average depth of 3 m. Along the Schlei there are many natural bays. The widest part of the Schlei is between Missunde and Schleswig, where the Great Width and the Little Width are located. Both are good sailing, rowing and fishing grounds. Brackish water is found in the Schlei, the salt content of which decreases steadily from Schleimünde to Schleswig. To the left and right, sea-like extensions, so-called Noore, have formed which are connected to the Schlei.
The Schlei is a popular sailing area, the partly touristically influenced Schleiregion is an important recreation area for the nearby state capital Kiel - and of course also for the big city south of Schleswig-Holstein, Hamburg.
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The Schlei stretches with a length of 42 km from Schleimünde the Pilot Island, Olpenitz - south and Maasholm - north, via Kappeln and Arnis to the city of Schleswig, where you will find a small island, the Möweninsel. The Schlei separates the parts of the country Angeln and Schwansen and has an average width of 1.3 km and an average depth of 3 m. Along the Schlei there are many natural bays. The widest part of the Schlei is between Missunde and Schleswig, where the Great Width and the Little Width are located. Both are good sailing, rowing and fishing grounds. Brackish water is found in the Schlei, the salt content of which decreases steadily from Schleimünde to Schleswig. To the left and right, sea-like extensions, so-called Noore, have formed which are connected to the Schlei.
The Schlei is a popular sailing area, the partly touristically influenced Schleiregion is an important recreation area for the nearby state capital Kiel - and of course also for the big city south of Schleswig-Holstein, Hamburg.
Flensburg (Danish: Flensborg) is an independent city in the north of Schleswig-Holstein. After Kiel and Lübeck, Flensburg is the third largest city in the state. Flensburg is the northernmost independent city in Germany.
The nearest larger cities are Kiel (86 km south) and Kolding in Denmark (about 90 km northeast). Flensburg is located in the north of the federal state of Schleswig-Holstein directly on the German-Danish border. After Westerland on Sylt it is the second northernmost city in Germany. Flensburg is situated in the inner corner of the Flensburg Fjord, a bulge of the Baltic Sea, partly in a valley and partly on surrounding hills such as the Friesian Mountain and the Marienberg. The eastern shore of Flensburg is already counted as part of the Angeln peninsula.
The city lies about 20 m above sea level. The old town, which is located in a valley, is 12 m above sea level. The highest point of the city is 63.7 m above sea level. The city border is 32.0 km long. The largest extension of the city area is 7.6 km from north to south and 9.6 km from east to west.
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Flensburg
Flensburg (Danish: Flensborg) is an independent city in the north of Schleswig-Holstein. After Kiel and Lübeck, Flensburg is the third largest city in the state. Flensburg is the northernmost independent city in Germany.
The nearest larger cities are Kiel (86 km south) and Kolding in Denmark (about 90 km northeast). Flensburg is located in the north of the federal state of Schleswig-Holstein directly on the German-Danish border. After Westerland on Sylt it is the second northernmost city in Germany. Flensburg is situated in the inner corner of the Flensburg Fjord, a bulge of the Baltic Sea, partly in a valley and partly on surrounding hills such as the Friesian Mountain and the Marienberg. The eastern shore of Flensburg is already counted as part of the Angeln peninsula.
The city lies about 20 m above sea level. The old town, which is located in a valley, is 12 m above sea level. The highest point of the city is 63.7 m above sea level. The city border is 32.0 km long. The largest extension of the city area is 7.6 km from north to south and 9.6 km from east to west.
Glücksburg on the Baltic Sea (Danish: Lyksborg) is a town in Schleswig-Holstein on the Flensburg Fjord in the landscape of Angeln, near the regional centre of Flensburg.
Tourism in Glücksburg is of great importance for the local economy. In 1872 Glücksburg became a Baltic resort.
Schloss Glücksburg is a historic moated castle, a destination for excursions and a stamp motif. The late Renaissance building now belongs to a foundation. It was built in 1582 under Duke Johann von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg. In spring 2007 the new adventure pool and wellness centre Glücksburg (Fördeland-Therme) opened.
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Glücksburg
Glücksburg on the Baltic Sea (Danish: Lyksborg) is a town in Schleswig-Holstein on the Flensburg Fjord in the landscape of Angeln, near the regional centre of Flensburg.
Tourism in Glücksburg is of great importance for the local economy. In 1872 Glücksburg became a Baltic resort.
Schloss Glücksburg is a historic moated castle, a destination for excursions and a stamp motif. The late Renaissance building now belongs to a foundation. It was built in 1582 under Duke Johann von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg. In spring 2007 the new adventure pool and wellness centre Glücksburg (Fördeland-Therme) opened.
Eckernförde (Danish: Egernførde) is an over 700-year-old medium-sized German town in Schleswig-Holstein, about 25 kilometres north-northwest of the state capital Kiel. Until 1970, Eckernförde was the county seat of the district of Eckernförde.
Eckernförde is located on the Baltic Sea at the end of the Eckernförde Bay. The town centre is enclosed in the form of an hourglass by the Baltic Sea in the east and the Windebyer Noor in the west. The city has the largest extension with more than seven kilometres along the federal highway 76 in northwest-southeast direction.
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Eckernförde
Eckernförde (Danish: Egernførde) is an over 700-year-old medium-sized German town in Schleswig-Holstein, about 25 kilometres north-northwest of the state capital Kiel. Until 1970, Eckernförde was the county seat of the district of Eckernförde.
Eckernförde is located on the Baltic Sea at the end of the Eckernförde Bay. The town centre is enclosed in the form of an hourglass by the Baltic Sea in the east and the Windebyer Noor in the west. The city has the largest extension with more than seven kilometres along the federal highway 76 in northwest-southeast direction.
Schleswig (Latin: Sliaswig, Low German: Sleswig, Danish: Slesvig) is the district town of the Schleswig-Flensburg district in the north of Schleswig-Holstein on the Schlei. The city name comes from the Danish language and means bay of the Schlei. The city is situated on the banks of the Schlei, between the two peninsulas Angles and Swans. Next bigger cities are Flensburg, Husum and Kiel.
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Schleswig
Schleswig (Latin: Sliaswig, Low German: Sleswig, Danish: Slesvig) is the district town of the Schleswig-Flensburg district in the north of Schleswig-Holstein on the Schlei. The city name comes from the Danish language and means bay of the Schlei. The city is situated on the banks of the Schlei, between the two peninsulas Angles and Swans. Next bigger cities are Flensburg, Husum and Kiel.
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B76 Am Haddebyer NoorMarvelous museum about the vikings
Husum
Nice town on the North Sea with an old main town centre.
Nice little town near the boarder between Denmark and Germany. Worth visiting together with a visit to the Nolde Museum in Seebüll on the German side of the boarder.
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Nice little town near the boarder between Denmark and Germany. Worth visiting together with a visit to the Nolde Museum in Seebüll on the German side of the boarder.