Explore Northern Germany

Our beautiful campsite is located close to the German border. Besides all the attractions in beautiful Southern Jutland, there is also plenty to discover in northern Germany. A day trip across the border is definitely worth it!

Flensburg

The city of Flensburg captivates visitors with its historic buildings, beautiful views of the fjord, and lively city centre.

Flensburg city centre

Flensburg’s city centre is characterised by historic alleyways, small shops, and cosy squares. Highlights such as Rote Straße, Nordermarkt, and Norderstraße offer a unique blend of history, vibrant urban culture, and shopping opportunities.
A variety of cafés, bars, and boutiques create a lively atmosphere throughout the city. Flensburg is also known for its diverse culinary scene, where you can enjoy everything from international cuisine to traditional North German specialities.

Phänomenta

Phänomenta is an interactive science centre and a perfect destination for families. Here, visitors can experiment for themselves at numerous hands-on stations and discover the laws of nature in a fun and engaging way.
With its wide range of interactive exhibits, the museum makes science easy to understand and exciting for visitors of all ages.
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Salondampfer Alexandra

The historic paddle steamer Alexandra is one of Flensburg’s most iconic landmarks. More than 100 years old, this beautifully preserved vessel regularly sails on the Flensburg Fjord, offering nostalgic cruises powered by an authentic steam engine.
A trip aboard the Alexandra combines maritime history, stunning views of the fjord, and a truly unique seafaring atmosphere.

Flensburg Brewery

Experience the iconic beer from Northern Germany and visit the Flensburg Brewery. Follow the journey of the beer from the brewhouse all the way to the bottling plant and gain fascinating insights into the brewing process.
Learn about the brewery’s long tradition, craftsmanship, and what makes Flensburger beer so unique.
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FlensBoat

Discover Flensburg at its best – rent a boat and enjoy the view from the water.
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Glücksburg Castle

The beautiful moated castle was built in the 16th century in the Renaissance style and is located just a few minutes from Flensburg.

Glücksburg Castle is one of the most important moated castles in Northern Europe and is located just a few minutes from Flensburg. Built in the 16th century in the Renaissance style, the castle is surrounded by a lake, creating a truly picturesque setting that looks like it belongs on a postcard.

Inside, visitors can admire magnificent state rooms, historic furnishings, and fascinating insights into the history of Europe’s royal and noble families. The castle served as the ancestral seat of several important royal dynasties, including those of Denmark and Norway.

The surrounding area is equally worth exploring. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the water, relax in a café overlooking the castle, and take advantage of the nearby Baltic Sea.

Kupfermühle

A peaceful destination with a unique charm: historic industrial buildings, beautiful natural surroundings, and the close proximity to the Flensburg Fjord come together to create a truly special atmosphere.

The Kupfermühle is a small historic settlement located directly on the German-Danish border, just a few minutes from Flensburg. Its name originates from the former copper and brass works that operated here for centuries and played an important role in the region’s industrial history.

Today, Kupfermühle is a peaceful destination with a unique charm, where historic industrial buildings, beautiful natural surroundings, and the nearby Flensburg Fjord come together. The area is especially popular for scenic walks and cycling tours along the German-Danish border and the waterfront, offering visitors a relaxing way to explore the region’s history and natural beauty.

Holnis Peninsula

The narrow peninsula stretches far into the Baltic Sea and offers peaceful beaches, green meadows, and impressive cliffs.

The Holnis Peninsula is located on the Flensburg Fjord and is one of the most beautiful natural areas in the region. The narrow stretch of land extends far into the Baltic Sea and offers both peaceful beaches and impressive cliffs.

Holnis is particularly popular for walks, cycling tours, and swimming trips. On one side, you will find shallow, family-friendly beaches, while on the other, natural stretches of coastline with wide views all the way to Denmark. Surfers and kiteboarders also appreciate the excellent wind conditions.

Schleswig

Just under a 30-minute drive south of Flensburg lies the town of Schleswig, situated on the picturesque Schlei Fjord.

Schleswig is one of the oldest towns in Northern Germany and is located directly on the idyllic Schlei Fjord. Historic buildings, maritime charm, and beautiful natural surroundings make the town an ideal destination for a day trip.

Highlights:

  • Gottorf Castle
    An impressive castle featuring renowned museums and a beautiful Baroque garden.

  • St. Peter’s Cathedral
    An impressive cathedral featuring the famous Bordesholm Altarpiece.

  • Holm
    A historic fishermen’s settlement with small, charming houses.

Highlights in the Surrounding Area:

  • Haithabu Viking Museum
    A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring authentic reconstructions of Viking houses.
  • Danevirke
    A historic defensive fortification dating back to the Viking Age.

Hamburg

Hamburg is Germany’s second-largest city and one of the most popular destinations in the north. It combines vibrant city life with a unique maritime atmosphere.

Hamburg offers a harbour, culture, shopping, and vibrant city life – making it the perfect destination for a varied day trip or weekend getaway.

Highlights:

  • Elbphilharmonie
    An iconic concert hall with stunning panoramic views.

  • Speicherstadt & HafenCity
    Historic warehouse districts (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and striking modern architecture.

  • Landungsbrücken The perfect starting point for harbour cruises.

  • Alster & Jungfernstieg
    ideal zum Spazieren und Entspannen mitten in der Stadt

Kiel

Kiel is the capital of Schleswig-Holstein and is known for its maritime charm and its prime location on the Baltic Sea

Kiel is modern, maritime, and vibrant – perfect for anyone who loves the sea, ships, and exciting events.

Highlights:

  • Kiellinie
    beliebte Promenade direkt an der Förde

  • Hafen & Schleusen
    große Schiffe hautnah erleben

  • City Centre / Holstenstraße
    Shopping and cafés.

  • Laboe
    Just a short distance away, the village of Laboe offers a naval memorial, a submarine museum, and beautiful beaches.

Every summer, Kiel hosts the famous Kiel Week – one of the world’s largest sailing events, attracting an international audience.

Wattenmeer & Küstenorte

The Wadden Sea is a unique natural area and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Twice a day, the tide recedes and exposes the seabed, creating the perfect setting for mudflat walks and unforgettable nature experiences.

Beliebte Küstenorte an der Nordsee

  • St. Peter-Ording
    Endless sandy beaches, famous stilt houses, and perfect for relaxation and water sports.
  • Büsum
    A charming harbour town with shrimp fishing traditions and a family-friendly beach.

Events & Veranstaltungen

Throughout the year, Northern Germany hosts a wide variety of events and festivals. Discover the unique culture of Northern Germany between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea.

  • Hamburg Port Anniversary
    One of Europe’s largest harbour festivals, featuring ships, parades, and spectacular fireworks.
  • Haithabu Viking Days
    A living history event featuring a Viking market, combat demonstrations, and traditional craftsmanship.
  • NordArt
    An international art exhibition set in an impressive industrial hall.
  • Kieler Woche
    The world’s largest sailing event, combined with a vibrant public festival.
  • Wacken Open Air
    A world-famous heavy metal festival attracting visitors from across the globe.
  • NORDEN Festival
    A popular cultural and music festival held on the Schlei Fjord in Schleswig.
  • Husum Shrimp Days
    A culinary harbour festival celebrating the famous North Sea shrimp.
  • Büsum Cutter Regatta
    A North Sea highlight featuring maritime tradition, exciting action on the water, and a lively harbour festival atmosphere.
  • St. Peter-Ording Kite Festival
    A colourful, family-friendly event set against the unique backdrop of the beac