Museum Jorn is a quiet and small museum. It can be an enjoyable stop for those interested in Asger Jorn’s style. Some of the works are quite interesting and unique, and overall, the museum has a different kind of atmosphere. If you have time in Silkeborg, it’s worth a visit.

You have to visit this beautiful museum and enjoy some of his great, great paintings.....AND then take a walk in INDELUKKET

Cool and reasonably sized museum. Both Jorn and other artists too. Great for kids, painting studio and a really nice playground just around the corner.

Beautiful museum and surroundings. Art collection ok. Go for the architecture and cafe, and then take a stroll in the park on the marina.

Small, cosy full of wonderful art. Perfect location!

Fun and creative museum with amazing collection and greatly curated exhibitions, we thoroughly enjoyed. Friendly and helpful service as well and nice gift shop!

I truely recommend Asger Jorn museum. Like walking in another time

♿ Entrance = Yes ♿ Parking = Yes ♿ Building = Yes ♿ Elevator = medium size There are many parking lots in front of the building where you can park and the entrance is big enough for wheelchair users. The main building has a souvenir area, AQUA and outside there are several animals and a massive playground. The Aqua building is a bit of a let down if you don't speak danish. Most of the floors are only in the danish language. The outside has like 19 different animals and every hour some of the animals are fed by the zookeeper's. They are also telling more about the backstory of the animal. The entire park is accessible by a wheelchair but the only thing you may want to keep in mind that the sand walking path can be soft at times beEventually you will come across a big water playground for the kids and I'm talking around the size of one animal place, which makes This place amazing for kids if they have swimming clothes. One thing I don't understand is why the snacks and the ice cream shop is only open on the weekend. They are missing out on a lot of money by having the shops closed because of the kids and the big playground. Most families have 2+ kids. They have free WIFI. I have seen everything in 3 hours but it may be possible for you to do less making it debatable if the entry price seems fair or a bit too expensive (especially if you don't understand the danish language in the AQUA)

It is not that big but the water play is very amazing. They called it a aquarium zoo but not much fish nor not much animal Instead the design for water plan is very nice, based on the environment of the beaver, which is the animal you see. Their website can improve on more info on English and also let parents know to bring bathing suits

Go on a sunny day if you have children — then it’s probably a 5-star place to be. Most of the park is outdoors, and they have a big playground, which is fantastic for kids. Everything is based around water mechanics, so bring some swimwear! Why it was a 3-star place for us: we don’t have children (yet), so we came for the animals and to learn something. In the aquarium, as a foreigner, you’ll need a good internet connection for Google Translate because everything is in Danish… The upper floor looked educational, but I had no idea what it was trying to tell me. I found one monitor that could switch to English, but it failed to load. Outside, there is some English on the signs, which helped a bit. The otter exhibit is so overgrown with vegetation that, with a bit of luck, we saw one — but it ran away immediately. The beaver exhibit was the best part! One of the beavers was swimming while the others, including a few babies, were sleeping — it looked really cozy! All the animals are native to Denmark, so don’t expect any fancy, bright-colored fish. There’s a small parking lot in front of the aquarium. You’ll need some luck to find a spot there.

Nice local fauna, animals, and fish display. Many places for children to play, places to eat, and picnic areas.

This place is a hidden gem, especially for anyone interested in local Danish nature. The focus on fauna from the Gudenåen area is both educational and fascinating, and the otters, racoons and beavers are so cute. You can watch the otters being fed and hear how they get there. They also do rescue work and take care of otters needing help. The staff are friendly and welcoming. While the aquarium seems to cater mainly to families with young children, it’s just as enjoyable for adults visiting solo. The eel exhibit, in particular, is both intriguing and a little eerie, making it a standout experience. The location itself is stunning, set in a beautiful area perfect for a peaceful walk by the lakes and river afterward. It's well worth a visit!

Exhibit for the fish is a bit limited but combined with garden outside makes it worth coming here with children. Also there is a good walking trail along side the lake. Café Dråben is where its extremely disappointing. I dont think the fault is with the teenage girls doing the cooking but rather the ingredients and how the girls were taught to prepare food. One of the worst salads i ate in my life.

Amazing experience! Instead of going and seeing the standard 'zoo setup', use the experience to see what cute creatures and other animals are living in the forests, rivers here in Europe. Easy to get there, by car or train (I travelled from Aarhus by train). Tickets cost cheaper if bought online and I suggest visiting the centre in morning, around 10:00 then the animals haven't had their breakfast yet and are more active and visible. Timewise - and hour is enough, in case you are in rush, if not, then you can enjoy the park for longer time, there was a space dedicated for children and areas where you can sit down and rest for a while, if needed. Recommend!

This prison museum was incredibly interesting and left a deep impression. I found every section engaging, with new and informative displays around each corner. The basement was the most impactful part for me — especially the photo of a former prisoner, which really stayed with me. Most of the written information is available in English, making it easy to follow along. However, the films are all in Danish, so keep that in mind if you don’t speak the language. Overall, a powerful and well-designed museum that I definitely recommend visiting.

Amazing museum. Very busy, great stories to tell.

It was okay but we had smaller children and it was not very interesting for them. The biker gang stuff, the contraband search game and the escape tunnel were good though and I would still recommend it if people have the time.

Faengslet as an event site has potential but it is cold everywhere. The atmosphere is authentic but low-key. We had a great event!

Museum and Christmas market opening- was spectacular

Amazing history museum in an old prison. It guides you through history of Danish penal system and engages you with stories of Danish criminal underground and increduble jailbreaks.

A nice stay. Extra plus for the good beds and superb bed lining. On the downside it smelled of mold in the sleeping area. The museum was a treat and the whole family enjoyed it.

Give yourself at least 60-90 minutes to take it in. See the church in the back, we were lucky to hear the organist playing. Many families here with hands on activities. Take a while to explore and read the markers for explanations. Good gift shop too.

Great for a day trip! The museum was very interactive and easy to understand, but not boring or too simple. The staff also was very friendly and helpful. They had information material in Dutch, German and English ready so we also had no language barrier. The exhibition was both in Dutch and English. The gift shop also had a variety of nice goodies

There is a big hill next to a church that you should and can't ignore when you are visiting there. It's a good relaxing sight but the only way to get up on the top of the hill is by walking on the staircase next to the church. There is no flat road, so if you are a bad walker you may want to think twice if you want to go upstairs. There is no bench or sitting place on top of hill. There are some big runic stones Infront of the church you can inspect or Walking over the peaceful graveyard.

Recommended 👍 The Jelling stones (Danish: Jellingstenene) are massive carved runestones from the 10th century, found at the town of Jelling in Denmark. The older of the two Jelling stones was raised by King Gorm the Old in memory of his wife Thyra. The larger of the two stones was raised by King Gorm's son, Harald Bluetooth, in memory of his parents, celebrating his conquest of Denmark and Norway, and his conversion of the Danes to Christianity. (Wikipedia)

Must visit place to witness christening of Denmark. We came after closing hours of nearby museum but still a lot of to see in the open air part (including the stones with runes)

So culturally this is a very important site for Denmark, really marking the start of the country from both geographic and political position. But it's not exactly exciting.

For history buffs, you are looking at the runes that established Denmark as a country. The historic church (kirke) is typical of the many that dot the landscape of Denmark.

The science museum is free to enter and you could certainly have a great time in here. The museum seems to be more targeted for a younger audience than for adults who aren't parents. Parents will probably have a good time here with their childrens. I have not seen all of it and left early as I felt like it wasn't meant for me but for kids. Therefore I gave a 3 / medium rating as I didn't saw everything. The place is wheelchair accessible and bad walkers, their is an elevator for those who needs it too. There are several staircases throughout the building and rooms each with their own display. Some rooms are harder to access for wheelchairs users. Make sure to visit this place if you have children or early teen with you!

Really nice place to learn with the kids. Lovely roof garden to relax on and best of all it's completely free 😁

The Science Museum is a must-visit, especially for families with kids. Best of all, it’s completely free to enter. What makes it special is how interactive it is—children can press buttons, try experiments, and explore hands-on exhibits that bring science to life. It’s fun, educational, and designed to spark curiosity in a way that keeps kids entertained for hours. A fantastic day out and highly recommended!

This place was incredible- so interactive and creative. My 7 year old gave it 1000/10 and wanted to go round twice. Highly recommend and it’s free!!

This is a FREE, fun, interactive learning space! So many topics, concepts and area to explore. It is obviously mostly in Danish, but there are small English translations throughout as well, so not all is lost! Toilets, free WiFi, a little shop, an area where you can swap clothes - bring some clothes to be able to take some. The info you can learn is relevant to every day life and is so interactive!! You could easily spend hours here. It is right across from the train station if you come by train. Very close to the walking street as well. For some reason it is having tantrums when I try to add photos... which is a shame because I took many!!!

An amazing place that is free to visit. It has a good array of exhibits detailing sustainability and climate change and I thoroughly enjoyed my visit. Toilets were clean too on site. The toilet simulator was the most unique item here. Recommended if you are visiting Vejle.

Very good interactively presented know-how for all ages. The content is fun, but also educative. Shop and playgorund also worth a visit.

Beautiful park, some areas could need a little touch-up / love, but we absolutely loved it. There is something for everyone. I especially adored all the attention to details. A dog bowl in Lego etc. Halloween isn’t really a thing where we’re from, so we were surprised to see the whole park decorated. (Since we forgot that we were going in the week of Halloween) It was a pleasant surprise and made the whole experience feel magical. The prices change when pre ordering tickets depending on date, it was wise to order them with a discount online, the day before we went.

We just visited during the autumn holiday and had an absolute blast on the rides! The atmosphere was great, and we treated ourselves to some delicious churros too 👀 I was also there in summer and had such a fun time - especially on the water-themed rides like the canoe and the pirate boat 💦 Always a great day out! Even during holidays the lines aren’t bad - the longest we waited was about 20 mins. Highly recommended for kids! ✨️

A fantastic place for kids and families! The park is cozy, creative, and full of fun details everywhere you look. I recommend going on a day when it’s less crowded – it makes the experience so much better (we loved being able to walk straight through the queues without waiting). The attractions are varied and suit all ages, from the smallest rides to the bigger roller coasters, and of course the incredible LEGO builds all around the park. It really feels like stepping into another world. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Denmark, and I’d recommend buying your tickets in advance to save time at the entrance.

This place is so fun my 3 children had a blast. They have many rides that even my 1 year old can go on, providing that we held her in our lap or sat next to her. The rides are diverse, the line ups were not too long. All in all a fantastic experience. Only criticism would be we should have had 2 full days to see everything, it's a lot if you only have 1 day.

We visited in September, and Legoland was a bit of a disappointment. It’s the oldest Legoland, and you can tell - everything looks a bit faded, there’s some cobwebs here and there, and it’s not very clean overall. Inside there’s a great big LEGO store, but the prices are higher than in the Netherlands. It only really makes sense to buy the limited editions - though, to be honest, they’re not particularly exciting either. Overall, if you’re traveling from another country just for Legoland, it might be worth considering other destinations. But don’t forget - there’s also the LEGO House in Billund, and that place is really great.

Fun for a whole day for both small kiddos and adults. Plenty of spaces to sit down and eat the lunch you bring (and you should bring one, because food in the park is expensive). The Atlantis sea world part was very cool with live fish aquariums to look at. We were there on a Friday in October on a mostly cloudy day and it was the perfect amount of people - we only had to queue for the biggest thrill rides and even then only 15min. All other attractions was max 5 minutes wait, so we could even do all rides multiple times if we wanted to. Pay for parking in advance for smoother experience.

Visiting LEGO in Billund is a truly unique experience for both kids and adults who love LEGO bricks. The entire place is filled with creativity, interactive exhibits, and playful energy that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into the heart of the LEGO world. There’s also an exclusive shop where you can buy special sets that are sold only here and can’t be found in any other LEGO store worldwide. One of the highlights is the LEGO restaurant, where your menu comes with instructions showing which bricks to assemble to “order” your meal. After building the required combination, you drop the bricks into a box on the table, where the tiny LEGO Chefs take over—and a moment later, your food arrives on a conveyor belt inside a giant LEGO brick. An unforgettable and fun experience that adds even more magic to the visit.

A really cool place where you can get inspired and enjoy playing with LEGO. Don’t forget to check out the balconies - there’s stuff to see there too. It’s really convenient that you can access all the media you’ve created there with a code from your bracelet and don’t need to save every photo and video separately. Make sure to visit the Mini Chefs restaurant - you’ll need to book in advance, but it’s totally worth it: the food is surprisingly healthy, and the whole presentation and atmosphere are fantastic.

Simply awesome experience, a lot of various, different and interactive activities. All of the center was very bright and beautiful, people working there are like little shiny stars in this sometimes hard world. Definitely worth visiting! Also it was opened when Legoland was in the November break.

Brief but amazing experience around the Lego House store. We stayed for few hours primarily for having dinner at Mini Chef where we shop around while waiting for our table. I particuarly love the mosaic maker section where you can order for your own customize Lego puzzle/mosaic pieces for you to build. It's really a wonderful Lego Billund souvenir choice that you can take home to build and display as keepsake.

Dependant on whether you want a theme park experience vs lego-build experience, this is the better of the two respective lego activities in Billund. The activities and experiences are amazing - builds are huge and well curated, the experiences engage all ages and can be accessed post-visit. The venue and staff are incredibly neuro-affirming too, with low sensory areas and kits available at check-in desks.

Absolutely phenomenal, no matter how old you are, this place brings you back to some very special memories. It’s nostalgic and the Lego House museum adds to an already amazing experience. There are lots and lots of interactive activities for the kids and the builds are just mind blowing

Visiting the LEGO House was one of my bucket list dreams, and I finally made it! I was so happy! It was an amazing experience! The place is full of creative activities and hands-on experiences that combine LEGO and technology in really fun ways. One of the highlights for me was the Mini Chef restaurant — such a unique and enjoyable experience. I’d love to visit again in the future and take another tour!

You need to come here !! If your a fan of Lego you just need to come here and spend a day exploring the building and all it has to offer and needless to say you need to buy some of those sweet signed sets or even the house exclusive sets. This is an experience you’ll never forget SO WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR!!!

Local highlight. Exciting and engaging exhibition that are suitable for all ages. Beautiful location, garden and building. I can’t recommend enough if you’re passing through the area

The internationally renowned museum of modern art, craft and design, Trapholt, is situated in gorgeous surroundings by Kolding Fjord. The museum featuring paintings and sculptures made by famous international and Danish artists. Its a must visit place in Denmark 🇩🇰. Highly recommended.

Trapholt always puts on very interesting exhibitions and Feel me is well worth a visit. Daniel Wurtzel's piece Air Fountain in particular makes the trip exceptional but there are many other wonderful works included which means that you should go. If you have time and spare cash for a visit to the cafe then that's recommended as well. It may seem dear at first glance but you get value for money with good food and sizeable portions. Don't forget to grab a piece of cake if you have room for it (we didn't 😂). After lunch make sure you stick your head out into the lovely grounds which offer rich beds of flowers at the right time of year (we were there in July), and beautiful views of the sea all year round.

I recently visited Trapholt in Kolding with my parents and my girlfriend, and despite not being someone who regularly visits modern art museums, this experience turned out to be a truly pleasant surprise. Trapholt is beautifully located near the water and has a light, open architecture that makes it feel welcoming and easy to explore. The layout of the museum is very visitor-friendly, and it was a joy simply walking through the space. Many of the exhibitions invited a kind of semi-interactive experience, which made the visit feel more engaging and personal. During our visit, we saw two major exhibitions: Michael Kvium – Skyggeteater (Shadow Theatre) and Mie Olise Kjærgaard – Agile Aggressions. Kvium’s work was, as always, thought-provoking and slightly unsettling, exploring the darker sides of human nature through dramatic imagery and strong symbolism. Mie Olise Kjærgaard’s exhibition, on the other hand, felt more abstract and experimental, and it invited us into a colorful and chaotic universe that was both playful and aggressive, in the best possible sense. One of the highlights of the day was visiting the Arne Jacobsen summerhouse, which is an integral part of the museum’s permanent collection. This full-scale house was designed by the famous Danish architect and designer in the 1950s, and walking through it was like stepping into a living design catalog. The house is a unique example of modernist architecture and functionalist design, with every detail—furniture, color palette, materials, and layout—carefully thought out. It showcases Jacobsen’s ability to combine simplicity with elegance, creating a space that feels both practical and deeply aesthetic. For anyone with even a passing interest in design or architecture, the summerhouse is an absolute must-see. All in all, Trapholt offered an inspiring and relaxed art experience that felt approachable even for someone not deeply immersed in the world of modern art. It’s a place I would definitely recommend—and one I wouldn’t hesitate to return to.

Very nice museum, great exhibitions.

A great experience overall. I went with no expectation and knew nothing of the current exhibitions. There was a good selection of art pieces and great variety in styles, concepts and shapes. The tour to the Kubelflex was also something I recommend as it adds to the visit. I spent 2 hours there and covered all available rooms.

Nice visit at Trapholt. And a lovely picnic in the park around the museum, with an amazing view over Kolding Fjord. Our 11yr son also enjoyed the exhibition

The restoration of this old castle is unique and worth seeing just for a completely different approach to restoring and protecting a heritage building. Definitely worth visiting.

13th century castle on a hill overlooking the town and the castle lake. It is probably Kolding's most famous landmark. If you want to see the castle from the inside, you will have to spend a lot of money. The entrance fee is quite expensive. You can pay in advance online or on site at the ticket office.

Interesting mix of old and new architecture. The castle was partially destroyed in a fire in 1808 and was rebuilt in the 20th century in a way which preserved the original building but also clearly showed the modern parts. One of the highlights for us was the Flora Danica table service. Just amazing. The princess gowns were lovely. There was even the possibility to dress up as royalty yourself. There is a cafe on site. There is parking near the castle but the castle is also within walking distance from the center of town.

Nice castle, the floral porcelain table ware was amazing. I also liked the replica clothing. The lace making looks very hard.

The Kolding Fortress or "Koldinghus" really is an iconic landmark for the city, It being destroyed back in the 1800's has still had a good restoration. Overall it's a good museum and has a great view on the top with the Hercules Statue remaining intact, it's overall a location worth visiting if you're having a transit through the city of Kolding.

This was under serious renovation at the time we visited. Although looking back at the history it seems to have spent more time like this than not! Was a nice casual look around, the way the modern elements slotted into the existing fabric was nothing short of breathtaking.

Gorgeous building, impressive restorations and a fun corner to play dress-up. This is my second visit but there was a lot more to see than the first time.

Had to postpone a private booking due to a death in the immediate family. The venue deliberately didn't respond to mails and calls weren't answered because they were moving to another place or something. Then they refused to postpone the booking because it's a new venue, and had to receive full payment with no service. They didn't even claim part of the responsibility.

How’s our wedding plus reception at Gram Slot. We also booked our all the accommodation. Owner Svend and Exec Chef/Manager Alex were very accommodating for the 60 people in attendance. Accommodation was clean and spacious. Team were very helpful in ensuring satisfaction of our guests. Food quality was fantastic and the wine pairings were perfect. Really recommended!

Returning for the second time, with a two year gap and the development of the place astonishes me! A very nice place to visit and a fine example on how an idea can become a community wide project and commitment.

Their website somehow lacks quite a bit of information about events going on. If there had been more information the trip would have been far more enjoyable. A lot of the things that happen there only happen at a certain time once a day and the information for some of these things were hard to find.

We held our wedding dinner at Gram Slot, and was very satisfied :) The food and location was amazing and we got the bridal suite on the second floor with view of the garden. The only thing we did not understand was why they do not have more weedings at the castle, it is ideal for it :) Pricewise it was really good as well, 21 adaults, 2 kids was less than DKK 20K. Thank you Gram Slot for having us!

Small castle where nearby you can rent a room without AC and sometimes with 1 toilet for 3 rooms.

Omfg. Downtown Abbey eat your heart out! Such a stunning place! The beauty cant be explained or put in words!

It's a really nice place with a lot of things to do and explore. We had a lot of fun being there. We missed a lot of shows because of our poor timing and the language (some of them are in german). There's a lot of things to do for children and adults alike. We especially enjoyed the wind tunnel ( Beat the Storm) and the Sky Trail (the climbing area...beware of vertigo). It's a good place to visit 2, 3 times. After buying your way in, they will give you a bracelet with a chip encoded that will help you enter anywhere in the park. The restaurants prices are a little steep, but that's to be expected. The staff is friendly and helpful at any stage. You have the option to rent a small wagon for your children or your things, to carry around, for a 50 dkk fee. Most attractions have a secure locker room that you can open via your bracelet, so you can store your belongings while visiting. The parking is decently big, but I would still recommend coming in early. Get your tickets in advance so that you can benefit from 25% discount. [Furthermore, you get a 50% discount if you have a season pass from other attractions (like Givskud Zoo)].

The park is very interesting and educational. However, the way how the park handle the visitors in virtual line making it super unfair for the visitors with regular tickets. At the Sky Trail, the employees kept letting the visitors in the virtual line to get in first whenever they showed up even though the people in the regular line had already waited there for more than 20 minutes (the regular line was not even long at all).

Great expectations and some of them delivered in plenty. Innovative games, quizzes and challenging engaging experiences for most ages. Unfortunately this day some of the biggest exhibitions were closed due to a faulty fireprevention system or other fault. There was a lack of communication from the staff as to why half of the exhibitions were closed due to this.

It's a large science park that kids can enjoy. Children can become familiar with different scientific concepts, play games, and have fun, while parents can enjoy the beautiful and green area inside the park. There are restaurants, ice-cream shops, gift shop, etc. It is a fun way to spend a day.

2025-09-14 - Visited with my wife and three daughters (age 9, 6 and 3). We had a great day with lot of fun. The park is best if you are more than 1,3 meters high as there was quite many attractions which only my oldest daughter could try… Bust still we had a good day!

It's a nice place to spent a day with the kids. I would give it 4,5* if possible. The missing half star is because there were some experiments that where not working ( fire zone) and you should work on the soap mix in the bubble zone 😉

I’m writing to express concern about an incident that occurred during our recent visit. While most of the experience was fine, we encountered a moment that felt disturbingly discriminatory. At the Skytrail climbing attraction, our children — who were clearly waiting earlier in the queue — were consistently overlooked, while others who arrived later were helped and equipped first. There was no clear order or number system, yet our children were skipped without explanation. The contrast in how other children were assisted — with attention and patience — was stark. A similar situation occurred at the Segway station, where one of the same staff members again seemed to intentionally avoid instructing or assisting our children, while being notably more attentive to others. Being treated this way — especially when children are involved — simply because of where we come from is unacceptable. We came as paying guests like everyone else, and no one deserves to feel ignored or unwelcome because of their background. Discrimination, intentional or not, has no place in any customer-facing setting. We truly hope your team will take this feedback seriously and address it with the relevant staff. Every child deserves equal treatment and kindness, regardless of nationality. Kind regards, Alla

Came a bit late so I didn't get a chance to get inside but, the views from outside were just as amazing. Take a stroll and enjoy the cool breeze

We were here because our old friend work as tour guide. Very interesting museum and we were learn about the history of the 1st world war between Denmark and Germany. The kids were enjoyed! Learn about the morse and old fashioned bowling. And beautiful views and the windmill.

It is an interesting historical place for the battle that happened here. Mostly for Germans and Danes. Even though it was back in 1864, there's a lot of information about who was fighting and who died. It was also the first time the Red Cross was there to help.

Historic place. Denmark and Germany in war in 1884. Very realistic place to visit. Definitely worth a visit also for families with children. There are lots of realistic buildings and exhibits. Once you have visited the place, you can go down to Dybbøl mill. Is it a summer day you visit the place, lies Vemmingbund beach, not far from there. A lovely beach

Very interesting exhibition with lots of history about what happened in the months of 1864. Unfortunately it is a very small site and you can see it all in a few hours. But if you add some walking routes in the surrounding area to see the ancient battle positions it will take longer. Support history and visit this site if you are in the area.

The guides make the experience. They are great at sharing the history in a way that appeals to both children and adults. Very much worth a visit.

Fantastic and fascinating guided tour! We did not know what to expect, but we were plesantly suprised. It's exciting and we learned a lot ! Definelty worth a visit !

(Translated by Google) The harbor complex is definitely worth a visit when the weather is good. We spent an afternoon there in the summer of 2019. There are sufficient parking spaces available in the immediate vicinity. There are a few places to go for your physical well-being. (Original) Die Hafenanlage ist bei gutem Wetter definitiv einen Besuch wert. Wir haben dort im Sommer 2019 einen Nachmittag verbracht. Parkplätze sind in direkter Nähe ausreichend verfügbar. Für das leibliche Wohl gibt es einige Anlaufstellen.

(Translated by Google) The relief can be found in the passage to the courtyard of the shipping museum “Big high water mark 2040”. The sculptor Johannes Caspersen / Flensburg mounted a wave-like flushing seam made of various materials on a turquoise background made of driftwood during an action as part of the “Landunter” exhibition with visitors in spring 2023. (Original) Im Durchgang zum Hof des Schifffahrtsmuseums findet sich das Relief “Grosse Hochwassermarke 2040 ”. Der Bildhauer Johannes Caspersen/ Flensburg hat dafür im Laufe einer Aktion im Rahmen der Ausstellung “Landunter” mit Besuchern im Frühjahr 2023 einen Spülsaum aus verschiedenem Material wellenartig auf türkisen Untergrund aus Treibholz montiert.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful harbor and great old town. Definitely worth a visit!! (Original) Schöner Hafen und tolle Altstadt. Auf jeden Fall einen Besuch Wert!!

(Translated by Google) Santiano often just walks around there so you can see her even though there isn't a concert there. (Original) Santiano läuft oft auch da einfach so herum heißt man sieht sie obwohl dort kein Konzert ist.

(Translated by Google) The harbor promenade invites you to stroll and explore. Benches to take in the sea. If you are lucky you can witness the arrival of historic sailors or the departure. For eating and drinking there are several restaurants or snack bars at the harbor. Children's playground at the harbor tip. It's always an experience. (Original) Die Hafenpromenade lädt zum spazieren und erkunden ein. Sitzbänke, um die See auf sich wirken zu lassen. Wenn man Glück hat kann man das Einlaufen von historischen Segler miterleben, oder das Auslaufen. Für Essen und Trinken befinden sich mehrere Restaurants oder Imbisse am Hafen. Kinderspieplatz an der Hafenspitze. Es ist jedesmal ein Erlebnis.

(Translated by Google) Port located in the inner corner of the Flensburg Fjord and the center of the port dating back to the middle of the 12th century. declining trade, crafts and fishing settlement and trading and shipping town. Flensburg is considered a gateway to the north with a bridging function between Germany and Scandinavia. Worth seeing: West Indies warehouse built in 1789, company gate from 1602 and Oluf-Samson-Gang alley, first mentioned in 1593, with a closed development of small, colorfully plastered half-timbered houses. (Original) Im inneren Winkel der Flensburger Förde liegender Hafen und Mittelpunkt der auf die Mitte des 12.sJhs. zurückgehenden Handels-, Handwerks- und Fischersiedlung und Handels- und Seefahrtsstadt. Flensburgs gilt als Tor zum Norden mit einer Brückenfunktion zwischen Deutschland und Skandinavien. Sehenswert: 1789 erbauter Westindienspeicher, Kompagnietor von 1602 und erstmals 1593 erwähnte Gasse Oluf-Samson-Gang mit einer geschlossenen Bebauung aus kleinen, bunt verputzten Fachwerkhäusern.

(Translated by Google) Very nice :) (Original) Sehr schön :)

It could be a good area for those who interested in local historical background and buildings. Like many other places in Germany, this area has been cared and well maintained by the people cherish the local historical relics. Inside of area where hidden some exciting lovely dining places can be found, such as beer garden, Irish and British restaurants, bars and etc.. How interesting!Imagine you spend a wonderful evening in the English garden right in the middle of German town! Little shops and boutiques have been opened since then. If you’re new in town, this is one of place you should not miss.

Classic Germany city atmosphere, clean, historic, quiet. It's a bit small, unfortunately there aren't many eating and drinking options.

Interesting place in Flensburg with lovely old side-streets & niche businesses. Flensburg great place to explore with haven & boat trips. 10 minutes over border to Denmark, all very friendly & relaxed - multilingual - German, Danish, English.

Verona - via Munich, to the danish girl that recommended going to Flensburg and visiting Rote Strasse´, big Thank You! =) I very much appreciated the "old town" style architecture and small shops, cafés, museums. The street is short but walking to the right at the end (coming in from Klostergang) will take you to a town square with local market (saturday only?) and after that you have the main street of FLensburg straight ahead as well, plenty to see. Much better than staying in Hamburg on my way home, genom Danmark till(+) Sverige.

(Translated by Google) I had read about the red street and wanted to see it for myself. What can I say? I'm absolutely thrilled with the atmosphere; the courtyards are fantastic and so cozy. I'll definitely go back, as I feel like I haven't seen everything yet. Highly recommended ***** (Original) Ich hatte von der roten Straße gelesen und wollte mir ein eigenes Bild davon machen. Was soll ich sagen? Bin total begeistert von der Atmosphäre, die Hinterhöfe sind fantastisch und so gemütlich. Ich werde definitiv wieder hinfahren, da ich - nach meinem Gefühl - noch nicht alles gesehen habe. Wirklich empfehlenswert *****

(Translated by Google) Great street with lots of beautiful interior open spaces. Art street I would say. Worth a visit. (Original) Supert gate med mange flotte invendige åpne arealer. Kunst gate kan jeg si. Verdt å besøke.

(Translated by Google) This street is only a few hundred meters long...but it's absolutely beautiful and definitely worth seeing! Be sure to check out the many courtyards with their great shops and restaurants. You almost feel like you've stepped back into the Middle Ages. (Original) Diese Straße ist zwar nur einige hundert Meter lang...aber wunderschön und absolut sehenswert! Unbedingt in die vielen Hinterhöfe mit tollen Geschäften und Gastronomie reinschauen. Man fühlt sich fast ins Mittelalter versetzt.

During our trip to Denmark, we made a stop at Gottorf Castle (Schloss Gottorf) and were pleasantly surprised by the experience. The castle is located in a picturesque spot surrounded by beautiful trees and lush green areas, offering a peaceful atmosphere. The numerous sculptures scattered around the grounds add a unique artistic flair, making the castle even more iconic and memorable. Although it’s not a luxury castle, it holds a lot of historical charm. The cozy coffee shop outside was perfect for a quick break, and the convenient parking space made it easy to rest during our journey. Gottorf Castle is definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area – a great blend of culture, history, and nature that provides a perfect stopover on a long drive.

An excellent, detail oriented museum combining ongoing exhibitions on regional art, culture and history as well as special ones. As it is quite large it is advisable to plan according to own points of interest beforehand, as there is a lot to see.

Great Museum. Spent the day here and didn't get to see everything. The Palace has 2 Museums, one of the local history, the other of Art and Culture. There were also 2 art exhibitions, 1 one of which was included in the price of €10, the other was 5€ extra. The Gardens and park were free, the Globus in the gardens is an extra 3€. Great value for money. Highly recomended. Haitabu, Schleswig, Kappeln and the Schlei are all very close by.

Beautiful museum, beacuse of lack of time i only manage to see new viking exhibition + early medieval and late medieval in main building. The only thing that is missing is date/period on exhibit description.

Stopped here driving from Germany to Denmark. You can walk around outside for free. It is very picturesque! There was a small Cafe on the grounds. Plenty of free parking.

Amazing collection showing pieces from the county from the building of the original castle back in the 1100s. No English translation on the individual exhibits, but a nice description in general of each room on a display stand. The Nydamboot display, a 23m viking boat found in a nearby bog, in a separate building is very well done. We didn't have tune to see the baroque gardens, the archaeological exhibit, or the other art displays in the stable buildings, so definitely a reason to go back again.

A hidden gem of a museum, just outside of Schleswig at the Schlei (Sly Firth). Stone Age tools, Bog bodies, Iron Age relics, an old rowboat that is close to 1800 years old, and so much more await in this very well curated museum. A great overview over human activity reaching back thousands of years, in what is now northern Germany and southern Denmark. Many signs are in German and Danish only, but English reference text and possibly audio are available.

It is a really beautiful place all around full of history Unfortunately, I do not speak German and inside the museum there really is very little that can be found with information in English I expected to have more knowledge about what am so passionate about, but that was not the case Still, I recommend the place

It really is hard to represent this place via pictures. The quiet, the smell, the absolutely immense size of the site... you must go and experience it. The village was built with impressive attention to detail. The animals surrounding the area add to the atmosphere of a time were food was produced close to where it was consumed. The sheep you can actually get close too and approach. Museum staff is adorable! =) Super helpful in setting up the voice guides. Definitely a bucket list item for viking and nature fans. Notes I wish I had before going: 1) It's a huge place! Go with time. At least half a day. The museum closes at 17h, that can complicate an afternoon visit. 2) Start at the museum, it will give you context on the landscape where the village sits. 3) Take food with you. There is a coffee shop there, but limited meal choices. Only one restaurant close by. Decent food, but bit pricey. Not very friendly to foreigners, no English menu. 4) If you are into woods, you can take some extra time to explore the area around. 5) If you go by public transport, remember it's a rural area. Flashier clothes / left leaning symbols may get you an occasional intrigued and not so friendly pair of eyes.. or comments.

Good museum of the Viking Age. For English speakers there is a complete book of reading for the exhibits and you can use your phone for audio and text information. The outdoor recreation of buildings is good but under developed - there is little explanation. A lot more could be done here.

Very interesting and informative museum of the Viking city of Hedeby. That was a power Center of Denmark in the Viking age.

Absolutely fascinating place with an importance during Viking times that can hardly be exaggerated. Highly recommended!

Very interesting museum and exhibits rather spoilt by poor building design and poor exhibition design. When we visited we had to wait for about 20 minutes outside the entrance before we could buy tickets. What happens when it rains? The entrance building should have been much larger in order to accommodate the large numbers of people who visit. Once we had tickets we had to go outside again to access the exhibition crossing the line of people waiting to buy tickets. Large numbers of the exhibits are badly lit so that it is not possible to read the information cards. Some exhibits are on shelves above eye level so it is not possible to see them! There is very little information in English. At the housing site there is a short leaflet available describing the houses but at the main exhibition there is virtually no information available in English. I am sure that English-speaking visitors would be willing to buy an information booklet in English; it would make the visit so much more enjoyable and informative! So many opportunities have been missed!

I attended the summer Market (Viking event) held on the archaeological site. So, a visit inside the museum was absolutely necessary. The museum is very interesting as you will see all the items found so far on the site. I heard that the searches are not finished yet, so more items are added year after year.

Too few to visit basically only a few ship models to see along with some history of German Navy. View at the top is great

You can walk up on the inside however the stairs are open so you can look down, not good if you don’t like heights.I’m ok looking out just not down. That the lift as the view is worth it. The museum is also interesting and they used the same scale for the models so you can compare the sizes of the vessels

Super interesting and impactful experience. I am more of an artsy person, but i would not miss this. Definitely worth the entrance fee especially to see all the ship models, the view and the submarine! It is such a unique experience to walk inside a submarine and get to know all the historical and technical details about it. I absolutely recommend to visit.

In memory to the fallen soldiers. The memorial looks powerful and depressive. Inside there are some pictures and stories about the war time. I like the wall with many submarines, it shows how many of them sank. It is crazy. So many lost lives. The tower is quite high and inside is a bit creepy if you walk the stairs. The view from the tower is great. It is definitely worth seeing it.

Fascinating memorial tastefully done.

Just down the street about a block, there is a ticket stand that will sell you a ticket to get in. Well, it's less of a ticket and more of a token that you put in at the turnstile. This originally was the German Naval Memorial for the sailors of the German Navy during World War I. After the Second World War it was then changed into an all naval memoral for sailors of all countries' Navys. Behind the tower is a museum that goes over the history of the German Navy and a number of Naval Maritime Disasters. I would highly suggest that you go through this portion of the museum before going into the tower itself. Once you get through the museum you go down a set of stairs and underneath the open area that you walked across to get to the museum. Under here are a number of wreaths and memorials to ships and sailors who lost their lives. You will then cross to the other side where you will enter into the tower itself and the exhibit continues. And shows the losses of German ships during both world wars and The transformation of the German Navies. You can take the flight of stairs, or the elevator all the way up to the top of the memorial where you have a wonderful view of U-995 and the surrounding beach. 12/10 would recommend you to go visit if you're in the area.

Interesting combination of a memorial and a museum. U995 is a must see if you can, also. Wonderful view of the coast if you go to the top of the memorial tower.

This is probably the number 1 attraction in the area, and yet you don't need to be there long, and it definitely stirs mixed emotions. On the one hand, it's really cool to get to walk through a submarine, the engineering, the equipment, the pipes and valves, the electrics and communication, etc. are all fascinating. So, too, is a view of how the crew slept and ate in such a cramped space. But then the sombre thought that these guys were killing your guys, never really leaves you. Lest we forget.

A fantastic visit to the U-995 submarine in Laboe! An educational and informative experience about naval history and World War II. The submarine is clean and well-organized, with clear explanations. Perfect for families and history enthusiasts.

The Uboat gives an excellent insight to the life on the narrow boat during second worldwar and after. It is amazing to see how tight these places have been.

Been on my bucket list for a few years. Great piece of machinery well worth a visit.

Impressive! Well maintained, easy to access and such an historical place. Respect to submariners for their courage.

Super cool. Would recommend to anyone interested in war history. Would like to give a shoutout to the nearby restaurant "Fischkuche Laboe". Vistit this place if you're in the area. They have the best schnitzel and fries i have ever tasted.

A worthy memorial and museum for sailers in WW1 and WW2. Nice view on the top, and U-996 was cool to walk through.

An interesting way of transporting people and cars over the canal. As pedestrians and bikes are prioritised, and the que for cars can be long (takes max 4 cars of max 3,5 tons, and no motorhomes), go there on foot or by bike. It's free of charge either way. Runs 4 times per hour.

A really beautiful bridge with an interesting transportation for crossing the river. Meanwhile, taking a train passing through the bridge is fantastic, sine it is really high, you would get an astoniahing view. ;)

Great historical technology still in service to admire

Wonderful service from the Schwebebahn Captain, who opened up the barriers for us although he was ready to go.

Absolutely worth a little detour: the re-opened „flying ferry“ across the canal :)

Great place if you like this kind of construction and water!!!

Unfortunately closed, otherwise higher rating!

Great little “village” of designer brands from all categories, dotted with coffee shops and ice cream parlors. The shopping selection is impressive and well-organized, with something for every taste and budget. Food wise, it’s functional rather than fantastic but enough to keep you going. Don’t expect a culinary highlight. A well-maintained and pleasant place for a day of bargain hunting (weather permitting).

Nice place, many brand outlets are available here. Need to pick and choose for offers. Majorly good for shoes brands like Nike and Adidas, schedules particularly. Beautiful place very neat and clean, nice cozy restaurants and different options to pick and choose. Play area for the kids all in all very good place to visit with family.

Nice place....reminds me of Kildare Village in Ireland which is an excellent Outlet shopping experience. Some good dealson leather goods and clothes. Lots of hot dogs and beer as its Germany naturally but tasty!

I arrived early in the morning at Designer Outlet Neumünster, when all the shops were still closed and the place was quiet. The calm before the shopping rush gave me a chance to really take in the spacious layout and the modern design of the outlet. Located on Oderstraße 10, it’s about 45 minutes by car from Hamburg, and you can also get there by train from Hamburg Dammtor to Neumünster with a transfer, which takes around 1.5 hours. Even before the shops opened at 10 am, I noticed the huge parking area with plenty of spots, including premium and electric vehicle charging stations. The outlet hosts over 120 designer stores offering discounts up to 70%, featuring brands like Karl Lagerfeld, Woolrich, and Zwilling. I was excited to come back later and explore all the fashion, accessories, and more. The peaceful morning also gave me a moment to appreciate the cafes and restaurants that would soon fill with visitors. It felt like a perfect blend of convenience and style, making it clear why this spot is a favorite for both locals and travelers looking for great deals near Hamburg. If you’re coming without a car, the best way is to take the train from Hamburg Dammtor to Neumünster, then a short bus or taxi ride to the outlet. It’s an easy trip and well worth it for a day of shopping and relaxing in a clean, welcoming environment.

Designer Outlet Neumünster is a pleasant place to visit with a good variety of shops and a clean, well-organized layout. While not everything is cheaper than elsewhere, you can still find some good deals if you take the time to look around. There are also a few places to eat, which makes it easy to spend a few hours here. Parking is simple and convenient, which is always a plus. Overall, a nice shopping experience

Thats a great place for shopping. You can find deals, coffee shops, chocolate store, food trucks, parking. Everything

I recommend a WHOLE day here. It's really worth seeing all the stores, we spent 4.5 hours there and it wasn't enough. Coach, Aigner, Joop Mixed with Levi, Marco Polo , Wrangler ... A mix of high end brands and affordable brands. Highly recommend 🥳

First time for me . My cousin is going to the Festspiele for for 20 years (?) easily . Great atmosphere in the town of Bad Segeberg and in the arena .

Omg, this was so amazing. Can only recommend! Wonderful atmosphere!

Disgusting experience and the rudest personeel I have every experienced. This venues is explicitly not recommended. Disgusting organisation and very armature. Not worth the expensive ticket price. A weist of time and money. Not recommended

Supposedly a great show. Was supposed to be seated front and center but could not go to seat because our kid was asleep in his pram. After being told it was ok to seat somewhere in the middle, eventually got told off and had to go all the way up to the very back seats where it was very windy. Completely killed it for me.

Fantastic show with professional stunts 👌🏻

You have to see the show!

Absolutely worth it. 2.5 hour show , western.

Nice place to relax, especially with children. It’s very warm everywhere, which makes it quite cozy. However, the whole experience is significantly affected by the following issues: • Mediocre food at best, for premium prices. Bringing your own food is forbidden, yet you’re expected to pay 10+ euros for a Currywurst and fries (“Sparmenü”). I wouldn’t complain if the food quality and taste were acceptable. • Changing is challenging. There are very few changing rooms, which are not practical for families. As a result, you may end up having to change in the open areas. • Too few lockers for valuables. By noon, I found all of them already occupied. Overall, I found that the experience fell short in a few areas compared to the advertising. It feels a bit run-down, yet you’re expected to pay premium prices. Around 100€ per day for two adults and two kids is typical.

Absolutely amazing! Thank me of the top indoor/outdoor pools in Germany. We went here expecting to just spend 2-3hrs. We ended up staying the whole day. Plenty of fun’s for the kids. The saunas are phenomenal. Highly recommend. Recommend bringing your own towels and robes for the sauna. But you can also rent them for a small fee.

Our favourite family place. Very peaceful during the workdays. Plenty of amenities for all. Clean and well organised. Personnel is friendly and very helpful. External pool is amazing during night. Sauna world is a great place to relax. Strongly recommend this place for families. Couples should try sauna world in winter.

Total Relaxation at HolstenTherme – A Wellness Paradise HolstenTherme is an incredible wellness destination just outside Hamburg. From the moment you enter, you’re welcomed by a clean, peaceful, and beautifully designed space that makes it easy to relax and forget the outside world. The sauna area is truly outstanding – with seven themed saunas inspired by different parts of the world, from the Finnish Erdsauna to the African Kalahari and the Oriental steam bath. Each one offers a unique atmosphere and a perfect way to unwind. The swimming pools, including both indoor and outdoor areas, are warm and inviting, and the spa offers excellent massage services. There’s also a modern fitness studio and a delicious on-site restaurant with exotic dishes and a relaxing vibe. Whether you’re looking for a few hours of relaxation or a full day of wellness, HolstenTherme is absolutely worth the visit. Highly recommended – 5 stars!

Absolutely fantastic for families. Warm water, wonderful Saunas. Love it!!! And the system where you can pay with wristband is so practical

Probably the best spa resort for families with small children. Suggested to come at the opening hours, tends to get very full during midday. Also, it is advised to order lunch before 12:00, because the wait times get long. Otherwise top when it comes up cleanliness and service.

Everything was ver nice! That is the most clean wellness center I have ever seen, of course we went on a Monday which is not so crowded but still you can see they take care of the place! The stuff was very polite and helpful and I loved how the place has so many different styles to relax! Also the price is quite fair for what you get! I am taking one star away because the sauna programs was like everything the same ,boring and never on time! We were there sitting and waiting for the people to come slowly and make the program! Also there was no rule for staying quiet as a result some rude people to talk o laugh loud and none of the stuff do anything! Bit annoying! And one more reason that the bar was a little expensive! I mean 2,40€ for a small glass tap water is waaay too much! Above all that was a place I highly recommend and you should try

Beautiful, quiet and peaceful place. I can't believe this was the first time we've been there, living relatively close, but I'm certainly planning on visiting more often. The park is large, and kept nicely, so much beautiful greenery and beautiful statues to look at. The graves are neat and tidy, many have flowers planted and it looks so nice while they bloom. The free roaming geese are an added attraction. A truly wonderful place!

It was beautiful walk, lushes greenery. Lot of history here. The walk was amazing saw many mushrooms and plenty of wild life, and some amazing tombstones. Wild life i encounter was: Ducks, hawk, mice, frog, rabbit, and bunch of other birds.

Friedhof Ohlsdorf is breathtakingly beautiful and a visit is highly recommended. As it is the fourth largest cemetery in the world, you could easily spend days looking at everything there is to see here.

Huge site. Very well kept. Can get lost very easily in here but the scenery is unmatched. I would suggest exploring it by bike. Have fun but keep in mind it's a cemetery so be respectful when passing through newer sections.

Huge, beautiful rural cemetery, wheelchair accessible, seating available I cannot say "I've seen it all" but I tried. On foot, by bike and by bus. This rural cemetery rather seems a park - and that was intentionally done so. It's too large to see it all but with its distinct parts, the old Corde's and the 'new' Linne's one, Ohlsdorf cemetery is definitely worth several visits. Important people of and for Hamburg are buried here, the different tombstones and mausoleums are impressive. A mass grave for the bombing victims of Operation Gomorrha, British Commonwealth War Graves, Resistance fighters, the rose garden, the women's garden, it's so much to tell. You need to explore it on your own!

One of the finest, beautiful and huge cemetery I've seen / been to. Beautiful landscape, well organized graves with proper walking path. There are 12 chapels and 3 museum within the proximity, huge almost 400 hectares!

Ohlsdorf Cemetery in Hamburg is the biggest rural cemetery in the world! Most people might not be keen on the idea of randomly going for a walk through the graves. But Ohlsdorf looks nothing like a regular, classic cemetery! There is nothing depressing or creepy about it. It’s just a beautiful, regular park where you can admire bright colored flowers, listen to chirpy birds and yes, pass by mausoleums, gorgeously sculpted statues and even visit a funeral museum. It’s one of the largest cemeteries in Europe, and is beautiful to wander around, if you have the stamina that is! It’s so large that there are multiple roads and access ways for you to drive through, plus there are two bus lines that circle the cemetery.

Hamburg is rich in trees and beautiful gardens, and in addition to those resources, has some marvelous parks. The Stadtpark stands out — acres and acres of green spaces, trees, well-tended flowers and shrubs, with beautiful, quiet walking trails going all through the park. On the beautiful May evening we walked in the park, blackbirds were singing loudly, making the whole experience enchanted. As the friends who took me to the park said, "This is the green lung of our city and we intend to cherish it for that reason."

Great park for families! The huge water play area kept the kids entertained for hours. Lots of space to run around, clean facilities, and plenty of shade for parents to relax. Perfect spot for a summer day out.

Beautiful huge park! It was raining on that day, but still really enjoy to walk around. There are so many photo spots and places to go, but I only can explore a few of it: the lake, boat riding place, playground, and rose garden. I love to watch the ducks swimming around 🥰. Can't wait for the sunny day and bring my picnic mat!

It's a proper park! I'm not deducting stars due to the constant landing planes passing overhead. The poor fountain penguins should not be kept in a cage though 🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧

This is a large, open park on the north side of Hamburg's city center, integrated into the urban landscape without big gates or fences. Many people come here to jog, walk, or walk their dogs, or cycle. The park also offers several restaurants and small cafes for relaxation. You might even spot a street performer playing the trumpet. if you like, do not spare your coins! The best part is the non-artificiality. There are no neatly paved running tracks, only wide paths covered in fallen leaves, with the smell of earth and moisture. Dogs, especially large dogs, can have a blast here, running freely on the grass without leashes. Although Hamburg winters are often gloomy and sunless, the vibrancy of this park is truly therapeutic.

Fantastic park area with lots of things to do and see. Nice boating & swimming lake, with beer garden.

This park is absolutely stunning. Very well maintained. There is an amazing cafe that sells an incredibly taste iced coffee with cream. It's worth making a stop here on your way from the airport to the city centre.

My go to running route during my 1 week stay in Hamburg. I personally find this is the best place to run in Hamburg as it is uninterrupted and the whole lake clockwise/anticlockwise is about 4km. For runners, most part of the runs are on trails but they are use granites etc. Entire stretch of the lake are well maintained and three are many ducks and swans around. Would suggest going early morning as the whole place will be crowded late afternoon onwards.

The Alster Lakes area is absolutely dreamy. It's a great spot to watch the sail boats, the ducks, the people out for a stroll or a run. I sat on one of the benches for a bit and then walked into the city from there. What a treat for people living or visiting that area of the city. I enjoyed it so much that I booked a boat tour of both the Inner and Outer Lakes today.

Outer Alster Lake is the larger one of two artificial lakes, which are formed by the Alster River and are both located within the city limits of Hamburg. Its shores are used by the inhabitants of Hamburg for many sport and recreational purposes, such as sailing and rowing.

Very nice place to sitting in front of lake. Light breeze come there, beautiful swams are there. Nice picturesque view.

Well -maintained and iconic lake in the centre of the city. Cruises will take you around for magnificent views. The promenade has an open art gallery

Going down to the lakes you pass the most picturesque designer shops, cobblestone pebbled streets, a lovely music school, and lush green all over the surroundings

Alster Lake one of the sight seeing in hamburg , its give life to the place , its in the center of hamburg , it give you felling of relaxation , peace , i walk around the lake , see swans and light of the city , boats , the boat trip takes aorund 1 hour , its gorgeous ... Recomended

2025.02.15: free to enter, half an hour away from Hamburg, by car. The area is huge, if you're planning to go through in detail and also read everything you'll need multiple hours to do that. The place has a special atmosphere where you can really feel the weight of the happenings of the past. Worth visiting.

I spent 5 to 6 hours here , totally worth the commuting to this memorial. Even on a rainy day, it was worth it, it actually gave a deeper experience. Very wide big place. Advise hearing the audios of testimonies and take some time for reading to emerge into it. Altought peaceful, heavy.

Very informative and eye opening experience. The premise is spread over a very big area. So be prepared to walk a lot in the open. Unfortunately we visited on a rainy day, so couldn't explore much of the ground. But exhibition is very informative with lots of original photos and documents. Entry and exhibition are free.

It's hard to rate a place so full of sad memories and dark times. But the place itself is quiet, somber, and very respectful of its history. The displays are thoughtful and deep. I was particularly moved by the albums that were about a single person. When you read them and realize that over 100,000 passed thru the camp, it's an overwhelming moment.

This concentration camp became a prison after WWII, before becoming an exhibition centre. Therefore, there aren't many original features of the camp which remain. There is a lot of learning material available in the exhibition space, with photos and information. You have to pick up separate cards at each exhibit point if you want to read in English French or Polish. The reception desk has a map which suggests a one hour or two hour route of the camp.

Free to visit. You can still feel the menacing atmosphere. Many old buildings still intact and the exhibitions were interesting with lots of old stuff from the camps.

Recommended if you want to know more details about the World War 2 and the life of prisoners in this concentration camp. We can only imagine the effect that it left on so many families.

A lot of reading required. Very sparce, no option of a guide but it is free to enter

Inevitably a very thought provoking experience. A very detailed museum with photos, video artefacts etc. Outside it was not fully clear where to go, take the free map. Nice to see Anne Frank's memorial, her story has moved me for over 50 years

Free to enter and walk around, the scale of the area is massive and you can easily spend 2-3 hours walking around. You don't truly understand the scale of the camp until you walk the grounds. Although none of the original building stand there are plenty of maps explaining certain areas dotted around the grounds. The POW cemetery is separate from the camp, roughly a 5 min walk and is now connected via a sand path that crosses the training area. All signs have an English translation and the exhibits in the museum also have English translations. There is a cafe and library on site, but I didn't visit.

The history in this memorial was extremely tough to see but important to know so the past will never be repeated

Poignant and moving. Very well narrated in the stories and pictures in the museum which is new. Camp site tells the story well although it is only the foundation now as it was destroyed at the liberation due to disease concerns.

Very emotional and at times hard to see. Important so learn what can sometimes happen if bad people are allowed to go too far

A very sobering place to visit

Serengeti Park Hodenhagen absolutely exceeded our expectations! We had an amazing time exploring the self drive safari. It's incredibly well organized and gives you a rare chance to see exotic animals up close from the comfort of your own car. From giraffes walking past our windows to rhinos grazing nearby, the whole experience felt like a mini African adventure right in Germany. What impressed us the most was how smoothly everything ran. Entry was well coordinated, the drive-through routes were clearly marked, and there were friendly staff around to guide and assist if needed. The animals appeared healthy and well cared for, with plenty of space to roam. But the fun doesn’t stop there. The amusement park section was a fantastic surprise. There’s a great mix of rides and attractions for both kids and adults. The park is clean, spacious, and offers a lot of variety to fill the entire day. Overall, it’s 100% worth the visit, especially for families or anyone looking to do something unique over the weekend. We left with so many great memories and can’t wait to come back again. Highly recommend!

We went for the Halloween special and we really enjoyed it. It wasn't too busy, and not too scary. We were able to enjoy all the rides without a wait on most occasions. Unfortunately, both rollercoasters were not operating, I dont know if this is normal for the winter months. We stayed in a safari comfort lodge, which was clean and perfect for the three of us. It was quite small, but we were only in there to sleep. The accommodation is immediately next to the park and restaurant. We enjoyed the breakfast buffet which was included in our package. We didn't have time to experience the safari park this visit. We will definitely be returning next year.

An interesting park with a lot of different animals. My recommendation is to go through the park in your own car instead of the bus, as it is really safe and better for seeing the animals. Touring by car takes about 2–3 hours, after which you can visit the amusement park within the same area and spend another 3–4 hours having fun—rides, winning teddy bears by throwing into baskets, food available around. There is also a place where you can feed and pet goats, sheep, and llamas, which is truly wonderful for animal lovers. Overall, a very nice experience and recommended.

It is a really great place for a whole day family trip! The safari part is incredible, we were on our own car and haven't regretted it. You can see animals really close, they have plenty of space and look really healthy. And we loved the amusement park! Surprisingly there were almost no ques, we didn't have to wait more that 5 mins for a ride. Top place, highly recommend!

One of the best Safari park in northern Europe ! Very large, organised, clean and must visit. The rides are also a bonus and included, if you want to cover both I recommend to start early spend 09.30 to 12.30 at the safari, have lunch and spend rest of the day at the rides. The rides are for all age groups and parking facility is quite good, so can easily walk around. There is also an indoor play area for younger kids. Overall can easily spend a full day with family having fun and good memories !

We had booked the Tongasoa lodges. What they don't tell you is there is a hard deadline for check in. The reception closes at 7pm and they were available until 8pm for late check in. The keys and the room no. information are all provided only at the reception, if you come late, we aren't sure where you will need to spend the night. We were very lucky to have caught them just when they were locking up and they were kind enough to help us with our checkins after their work hours. Apart from that everything else was really nice. They rooms were nice and clean, the beds were comfortable and all amenities were functional. The breakfast the next day at Manyara restaurant was just fine. If you are a vegetarian, you will be able to get sandwich and cereals and for vegan probably just fruits and salad vegetables. Safari the next day was really fun, we went with our own cars. The animals were very close and approached the cars. I thought I read you shouldn't feed the animals, but some of the cars in front of us were feeding apples, bananas and carrots and nobody stopped them. The amusement park was also fun, it came with the safari tickets, we didn't need to pay extra.

Serengeti Park in Hodenhagen, Lower Saxony, is one of Europe’s largest and most popular wildlife parks, combining the immersive experience of a safari with a full-fledged leisure and amusement park. Covering over 220 hectares, it is home to more than 1,500 animals encompassing around 100 species, making it an extraordinary destination for nature lovers, families, and adventure seekers alike. Safari Experience and Animal Kingdom At the heart of Serengeti Park lies the Serengeti-Safari—an expansive 110-hectare drive-through area where visitors can witness free-roaming lions, giraffes, zebras, rhinos, bison, antelopes, and many other iconic African species. This safari experience can be enjoyed either in your own car or via a guided safari bus, offering close-up views of the animals in large, naturalistic habitats. This provides a thrilling, educational encounter resembling a genuine African safari, complete with the sights and sounds of wildlife in motion. Additionally, the Jungle-Safari invites guests to explore a walk-through area housing over 20 species of monkeys, including chimpanzees, gorillas, lemurs, and orangutans. This section is designed to offer an intimate and safe interaction with these fascinating primates, and features an exciting Jungle Safari tour that combines animal viewing with adventurous off-road rides and special effects. The Petting Safari area allows children and families to get hands-on with domestic animals like alpacas, donkeys, and goats, providing a more interactive experience particularly loved by young visitors. Visitors can feed and cuddle the animals, making it a fun and educational part of the visit for kids. Adventure Safari and Entertainment Beyond the animal encounters, Serengeti Park boasts the Adventure-Safari area, home to more than 40 amusement rides and attractions tailored to all ages. Roller coasters, water slides, carousels, and Ferris wheels offer excitement and thrills for adrenaline lovers, while gentler rides ensure even toddlers can join in the fun. Alongside the rides, live shows, acrobatics, music performances, and interactive events weave learning opportunities into an enjoyable entertainment program. Water World within the park provides boat tours for a relaxing family experience on serene waters, complementing the dynamic animal and adventure zones with moments of calm and beauty. Amenities and Accommodations Serengeti Park offers a range of facilities to enhance guest comfort, including themed restaurants serving African-inspired cuisine and picnic areas for families. The park is well equipped to accommodate visitors of all ages, featuring BabyPark areas for toddlers, accessible safari vehicles, and indoor play zones. Parking and public transportation options make visiting convenient. For longer stays, the Serengeti Park Resort provides lodging options such as lodges in an African-inspired setting or unique accommodations like a converted double-decker bus. The resort atmosphere allows guests to extend the safari adventure into a multi-day vacation immersed in the wilds of the park’s surroundings. Visitor Experience and Feedback Visitors consistently highlight the park’s unique blend of wildlife and amusement, praising the quality of the safari experience and the variety of activities available. The park stands out for its educational focus, with knowledgeable staff delivering engaging information about animal behavior and conservation efforts throughout the visit. Children find the hands-on and interactive elements particularly memorable, while adults appreciate the park's spacious natural habitats and commitment to animal welfare. Some visitors note that certain parts of the park, such as specific rides or facilities, show signs of wear, but the overall experience is overwhelmingly positive and worth the visit. The multiple themed areas inside the park ensure a diverse range of experiences, making Serengeti Park a versatile destination for family holidays, school trips, or wildlife enthusiasts.

The castle impresses with its beautiful Renaissance architecture and well-maintained interiors. Inside, the museum offers a detailed look at regional history with modern exhibition techniques and clear descriptions. Interesting fact: During World War II, Celler Schloss was used as a refuge for artworks from major museums to protect them from bombings, adding a unique historical layer to its story.

Hundreds of years of history preserved in the old town. A renovated castle with the oldest theater stage in Europe.

We did a guided tour. She was amazing and explained everything really well. Enjoyed the parts we could see. She said that the chapel won’t be accessible starting on December until March due to reparations so take into consideration.

Visited Celle Castle in February and absolutely loved it. I didn’t go inside, but just walking around felt like stepping into a fairy tale. A charming stop if you’re in Celle!

A beautiful place with rich history and well preserved rooms. The chapel and old theatre were highlights. The museum is interesting and staff are really friendly.

Worth it to visited, the city is very beautiful and in old style , lots of history, small street, cafe restaurants

Pretty castle in the old town of Celle. You can go inside as well.

Fantastic night and totally different. Loved it. Thank you. Xx

Coooool

One day i will come here!

Nice place

(Translated by Google) I played the detective room with 6 English-speaking colleagues and we mastered it successfully. The puzzles are mostly logical, but we needed a hint every now and then. We were looked after very friendly by the friendly staff. So, all in all a recommendation! (Original) Ich habe den Detektivraum zusammen mit 6 englisch-sprachigen Kollegen gespielt und wir haben ihn erfolgreich gemeistert. Die Rätsel sind meist schlüssig, wir benötigten aber ab und an einen Hinweis. Wir wurden durch das nette Personal sehr freundlich betreut. Also, alles in allem eine Empfehlung!

(Translated by Google) I was there with my two children (13,17) in the medieval room. This is very lovingly designed and definitely a huge fun factor. It's like you're in another world. Clues come at the right time. In short, we had great fun. I would definitely recommend it and would be happy to do it again. (Original) Ich war dort mit meinen beiden Kindern (13,17) im Mittelalterraum. Dieser ist sehr liebevoll gestaltet und auf jeden Fall ein riesen Spaß Faktor. Man ist wie in einer anderen Welt. Hinweise kommen zum richtigen Zeitpunkt. Kurzum, wir hatten Mega-Spaß. Ich würde es auf jeden Fall weiterempfehlen und bin gerne wieder dabei.

(Translated by Google) Very well thought out, simple concept. That an old villa with little puzzles can keep so many people busy. At first glance it might not be a super modern facility, but all the really important things are offered there and small groups have to work as a team. The most important thing... a team without WhatsApp (Original) Sehr gut durchdachtes ,einfaches Konzept. Das eine alte Villa mit kleinen Rätseln so viele Menschen gut beschäftigen kann. Auf den ersten Blick vielleicht nicht die super moderne Anlage.dort werden aber alle wirklich wichtigen Dinge angeboten und kleine Gruppen müssen als Team arbeiten. Das wichtigste.. ein Team ohne WhatsApp