Hotels in Schleswig-Holstein

Schleswig is a town in northern Schleswig-Holstein. It is a district town in the district Schleswig-Flensburg, the former capital and seat of the duchies of Schleswig Higher Regional Court in Schleswig-Holstein.

Sights

St. Peter´s Cathedral dominates the city of Schleswig and is visible from afar. East of town lies the fishing village of Holm with old fishing cottages. At the end of Süderholmstrasse is the monastery of St. John, along with a museum of the Bible. Schleswig City is home for many museums. Local and State Theatre Symphony Orchestra is the largest provincial theater in Germany.

Weather Schleswig

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Accommodation

Beautiful hotels in Schleswig
Apartment Villa Strandberg in Schleswig
Holiday house Villa Saager in Schleswig

Eva Myšková

The German North Sea coast

Relax area

A holiday on the North Coast is relaxing and soothing for the body and mind. The quiet coastal towns of the North Sea offer everything what your heart desires. From Danish Elbe estuary together with the North Frisian Islands, the North Sea coast now form the Schleswig-Holstein Wattenmeer National Park. On the North Sea coast are a number of popular holiday destinations and islands - about Sylt, St. Peter-Ording and Büsum.

Weather Sylt-Ost

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Accommodation

Beautiful hotels in Sylt-Ost
Guesthouses in Sylt-Ost

Lübeck Trave river

Tourist destination

Hanseatic city of Lübeck is a city in northern Germany and southeast of Schleswig-Holstein on the Baltic Sea, in the district

Tourist destination

Hanseatic city of Lübeck is a city in northern Germany and southeast of Schleswig-Holstein on the Baltic Sea, in the district Lübeck. The medieval town center is a UNESCO world Heritage Site. The city center is a tourist destination, especially interesting is the oldest part of Lübeck. It lies mostly on the island between the river Trave and the Wakenitz. The city is also called "City of Seven Towers" and "Gateway to the North." Port of Lübeck is Germany´s largest port in the Baltic Sea. It connects Lübeck with Scandinavia, Russia and the Baltic States.