Great place for all ages, very mind-stimulating and fun. It could be really nice is it was a place in the museum where we could find the right solutions/answers to the questions. We spent a bit more than two hours, but it could be more if we tried every single exhibit. There is a cafe one level up, which sells pastries, coffee and a large variety of soft drinks jouce.

Absolutely loads of experiments and interactive elements spread out over 4 floors. Some more detailed instructions of what you need to do and explanations of the outcomes would have been very helpful. Many things were self explanatory for adults but .y little kids were often confused about what they needed to do or what the point of that particular experiment was. Nevertheless they had a great time trying everything out for a few hours! Parking was 8,40€ for 4 hours which I found shocking. If possible look for alternative cheaper/free car parks than the designated Phenomenta one.

Cool place to visit and enjoy together with family. Lots of fun and interesting activities to try out. Enjoy your time there and have some fun.

Incredible location for very little money.. Great for kids, even our three year old loved it, but even better for older kids to learn physics and concepts. We used 2 hours, but had to hurry through the last couple of exhibits.

Fun science museum with a lot of hands-on activities. It is clearly designed for school-age children, not much for little ones. When crowded, it is hard to get to do all of the activities.

Great stuff, lots of things to do on practical machines that show simple physics. Kids will enjoy this. Only getting a ticket is a pain since you have to calculate at least half an hour for standing in line to the single open ticket counter. we wanted to go sunday, but there was over an hour of waiting time, so we came back on tuesday to stand in line for over half an hour.

Brilliant museum! Most of the installations are easy and impressive. The kids need very little guidance and mostly run around absorbing cool impressions. One idea excited me most: just a box with sand which is colored topographically by a beamer 🤩

Such a old landmark of the city. Loved to visit it!

There is a little cafe hosted by the Phenomenta called Cafe Lights out (licht los). It's run entirely by blind people. The whole upper parts is dark, so you can't see, just like the blind people. It's an experience and the cake there is amazing. It's really worth going at least once! The down side is that it has a pretty long line sometimes to get into the cafe. So bring time when you go!

Some might say, once you cross this gate, your stepping into the real north. For me it's like stepping from the shopping wonderland of Flensburg Downtown, into the other Flensburg, where you can find a huge variety of Flensburgers from all over the world. If you are just here for tourism, this would be the place to start our end your little walk around the centre of Flensburg.

The towns famous landmark. ,,The gate to Flensburg." Very inconspicous on first sight but of historic value.

Prima Location

Amazing gate

Depressing

An amazing place in two buildings with great collections and exhibitions. History, Ethnography, Natural history, Art, Modern Art... You need at least 3 hours to see everything.

Museumsberg Flensburg is a cultural gem in northern Germany, offering a rich collection of art and history. Spread across two historic buildings, the museum features exhibitions on regional history, fine arts, and folk culture. Visitors can explore everything from medieval artifacts to modern paintings, making it a must-visit for those interested in the diverse cultural heritage of the region.

You can easily spend some hours in here....AND your kidz will love it

There's a lot of things to see here. The third floor is filled with items from the Barokk times, and also parts of the second floor. The first floor has a lot of items on display from the wild. It's worth visiting.

Great museum! If you are a student the entrance price is 3€ but if you want to go to this museum plus the one in the harbour you can pay 4€ and go any time in the next 3 months 😊 The exhibitions are great and I think you can see everything in one hour, maybe a bit more.

The museums have a fairly large collection. Very nice for a day trip!

Cool müssen with some cool arts not to big

Yes, it is Nice to come once to see how it was before to prepare ships, you can see all working inviroment and also you can enjoy some drinks. Sometimes you can be lucky and to attend a interteiment there. But anyway it is for a very short time, I think 15 minutes would be enough to visit this place

€1 entry per person. Small partly outdoor museum with some very old and historic ships/ ship parts. It's not very well kept and doesn't look like a museum (with less information boards and organisation). However, for a euro, it's worth the visit.

1) IT IS a very normal Cafe. IT will Interesting If you want to get Out of the normal crowded and have your own space and spend some good time. 2) IT IS situated in a cosy, rustical and mini Industrial location. 3) Cakes and Pastries available 4) Alcoholic and non- Alcoholic beverages both warm and cold are served 5) The staff was polite and good with me

Not huge but for 1 euro each a bargain. One of the best places to have coffee in town!!

Great cakes and goog coffee at the cafe. And the shipyard is interesting.

Great unique museum for boat Lovers.

Very nice historical shipyard!

(Translated by Google) Not all corners are beautiful there. It's worth a trip but eating out is very expensive. (Original) Nicht alle Ecken sind dort schön. Ist einen Ausflug Wert doch essen ist sehr teuer.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful 🙏 The city has set up a lot of benches (Original) Wunderschön 🙏 Die Stadt hat ganz viele Bänke aufgestellt

(Translated by Google) Great harbor. (Original) Toller Hafen.

(Translated by Google) Because they throw Santiano's ship there and also Björn Both and the others there. Se wogaluga (Original) Weil man dort das Schiff von santiano und auch björn Both und die anderen dort wirft. Se wogaluga

(Translated by Google) Quite okay. (Original) Ganz okay.

(Translated by Google) I drove here with the World Voyager and had time to look at the old town of Flensburg. Was also in the central church. The market square was very well filled and the small shops and alleys, I think from Rote Straße, are well worth seeing with the sometimes beautiful artisanal atmosphere. (Original) Hier bin ich mit der World Voyager her gefahren und habe Zeit gehabt mir die Altstadt von Flensburg anzuschauen. War auch in der zentralen Kirche. Der Marktplatz war sehr gut ausgefüllt und die kleinen Läden und Gassen, ich glaube von der Roten Straße, sind sehr sehenswert mit dem zum teils schönen handwerklichen Ambiente.

(Translated by Google) 2018-11-15: IT training in the oasis with a view of the shipyard in the fjord. (Original) 2018-11-15: IT-Training in der Oase mit Blick auf die Werft in der Förde.

Such a cute restaurant. Old styled (remembers my granny's house). Food was delicious, the flammakuchen was the best. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Nice and cosy restaurant at the end of a small old fashion alley. The menu mainly offers a selection of flammkuchen, but these are also well made and quite delicious. Good selection among beers, cocktails, and coffee. Very charming atmosphere, with a hint of ancient times. The restaurant do not take reservations, but if there is a short wait, have a beer and relax on the seats outside, while gazing through the deliteful menu options. Great service, highly recommended.

An amazing place to eat, the food tasted faboulus and we have been here dor 3 years in a row! Also the service was on point - a great experience, can recommend it to everyone!

This is a charming restaurant in a small alley. Not recommended for people with walking difficulties as the bathroom is upstairs using a step staircase.

Let me say this first; GREAT flammkuchen in a GREAT place. We both ordered the ‘original’ one with onions and bacon, and it was tasty and lovely. The old building gave a fairytale-like atmosphere. If only rated on this - it would be five stars and not three. But… The place was busy (which is a good sign), and of course they kept on taking people in. However it took ages for the food to arrive. 45 minutes after we ordered it. A very long wait, especially because the premises were extremely cold to sit in. Heard several people talking about it too, so we were not the only non-penguins in there. A shame for such an, otherwise, lovely place.

Lovely little hidden gem. Good wine, nice garlic bread (other snacks looked delicious as well) but mostly a super cosy atmosphere!

Cozy place with superb service na great flame cakes. Also important they have some good not Flensburg beer and nice choice ofwine. Really worth to visit.

The beef was wonderful. I ordered "blue" and received blue. They have escargot, which is surprising as we're so far north in Germany. This basement restaurant is a comfortable little place, however... A salad buffet. Don't judge a book by its cover. For a restaurant with a buffet, they have good food. I choked on my drink, and was immediately served a water. That should tell you how the staff are like. It almost feels overstaffed? Accommodation was frighteningly fast. (The menu is a little flashy, even for my taste. Describing the different cuts of beef word-for-word as stated on it's respective Wikipedia page is a bit... Distasteful?)

Porterhouse im Gnomenkeller is a nice restaurant with a vaulted ceiling painted to give the impression that it is made of bricks. The walls and ceilings feature paintings and attractive designs. There's a date, 1586, painted on the wall. According to the waiter, the building dates back to that year. The quality of the food is good, and the service is quite satisfactory. I had Scholle, a type of flatfish, for 27.50 EUR, and a small beer (0.31 L) for 5.00 EUR, bringing the total to 32.50 EUR. At the bottom of the receipt, it states, “Tip is not included.” I paid with a card, and the waiter brought to my attention four large squares on the screen of the card reader where I could choose a tip in addition to 32.50 EUR. If I chose the first square, a 5% tip would be included. If I chose the subsequent squares, the tip would increase by 10%, 15%, etc. At the bottom, in small text, was “No tip.” When I chose “no tip,” the waiter continued to be kind, friendly, and professional. However, I’m quite sure many people would find being asked to consider giving a tip to be highly intimidating. It is not my responsibility to subsidize the restaurant employees' salaries. People working in restaurants in Germany are generally well-paid.

This place has a very unique atmosphere because of the arched ceiling with different gnomes painted on it. The food os very delicious and the service is top notch. We'll definitely be back. A piece of advice, if you order and XXL steak be aware that you can ask for 2 x 200 that way the last bit won't be too dry.

don't order their béarnaise sauce here. they get 2 stars. 1 for the place, it's super cozy and 1 for the steak, it was nicely tender. back to the bearnaise sauce it had no taste of bearnaise at all. when they ask and we are satisfied with the food, we mention the béarnaise sauce is inedible, they respond with a no. another waiter asks about the pond when we finish eating. we say the same and feed the waiter ril to taste. the waiter answers yes yes and we hear no more. their salad was just limited and with wrinkled tomatoes because they had been there too long. a very disappointing experience. the place does not get a recommendation from me.

Restaurant Review: "Porterhouse im Gnomenkeller" – A Hidden Gem for Steak Lovers Tucked away in a charming, labyrinthine cellar in the heart of the old town, "Porterhouse im Gnomenkeller" offers more than just a meal – it delivers a memorable dining experience steeped in character and flavor. The moment you step inside, you're transported into a cozy, almost magical world: vaulted stone ceilings, warm ambient lighting, dark wood furnishings, and whimsical details that live up to the "Gnome Cellar" name. It’s rustic and atmospheric without ever feeling overdone – a unique and inviting setting. The service is friendly, witty, and clearly passionate about what they do. The staff took time to walk us through the different cuts and cooking styles, even presenting the raw meat tableside for those who wanted a closer look – a nice touch that shows their dedication to quality. We went with the signature Porterhouse steak, ordered medium rare – and it was spot on. Beautifully seared on the outside, juicy and tender on the inside, with a deep, rich flavor that speaks of excellent sourcing and expert grilling. The ribeye was equally impressive: well-marbled, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The sides didn’t disappoint either. The truffle fries were crisp and aromatic, and the creamed spinach was silky and well-seasoned – clearly made with care. Their wine list leans towards bold reds, perfectly suited to a hearty steak, and the staff gave thoughtful pairing suggestions. For dessert, we finished with a warm chocolate lava cake and vanilla ice cream – a classic done right, with a gooey center and just the right sweetness. Verdict: "Porterhouse im Gnomenkeller" is a true find. With top-quality meat, excellent service, and an unforgettable setting, it’s a must-visit for steak enthusiasts and anyone looking to enjoy a special night out. Pro tip: Reservations are highly recommended – this hidden gem is no longer a well-kept secret.

This place is great. Take no mistake. The restaurant has great atmosphere, the service is wonderful and the food and vine is great. We had a plate with 3 different kind of meat from grill and a pepper steak, ummmm just great. We waited only 10 minutes. I would have waited much longer with no problem because I had a 0,5 ltr of the house vine a d it tastit great. They have a long list of house vine and it has a great price. The service was excellent. If you have the chance, take it. If I should complain about anything, it would be about finding the place. It was not easy.

Loved it here! I wanna go back. Food was yummy, service was nice. They speak both German and Danish and I'm sure they speak English as well. Forgot to take a picture of the food before I started eating coz it looked amazing

It was my first time trying a Steak. Had a really good experience.

Very cozy and beautiful old restaurant. Great service and great food. This is my third visit.

Food was not bad, but it was not super. Like something from the freezer, heated up in 15. min😥 Been there several times before - but now it will be quite a while before we go there again

Great restaurant in the center of Flensburg. You can try a lot of traditional German dishes, at a very warm environment with great ambient music. Food was delicious and service was very quick and polite. Will definitely revisit when in Flensburg.

Very good food, nice place. Not to cheep, but I would recommend this place.

Very nice staff and was able to make an English reservation over the phone and they speak English and have an English menu as well. The food was great and the service was fast. Has a good inside and outside dining area. Very friendly staff who care about your experience there. Would love to eat there again.

Great food, better staff. No doubt,I recommend it .

The food is good and the service was nice and smiling. Nice size of the portions and the food came on quick after the order. Just a little notis is they only have soda i. 0.2 cl. We did not reserve a table but was the early 1730.

We had a very good dinner, the meat was very good, and the desserts as well . Very helpful staff .

We love this place. It's the one and only schnitzel burger place on earth. Fully recommendation from us.

Took over 45 minutes to get the food, portion was small and the staff Very! friendly but not so able 🫠 After 15 minutes asked again what we ordered etc.. Also forgot some drink. Also very pricey, can get at Sylt Gosch tripple of this meal for the same price with much better view. Maybe it was just a coincedence of Saturday + some unluck.

I certainly liked the fish variety dish served there. It would go for 5 stars if fish was crispy on the outside and not lacking some seasoning. Generally good impression.

Food was great and the staff was friendly and welcoming as well 😊

Food alright, nothing great. Highly priced. Service minimal.

A really wonderful restaurant. The food is amazing, can control the spiciness of every dish, as well as choose the combination of dish and meat. Finally a place where garlic naan tastes like garlic (apparently it's a lot to ask for in other restaurants).

Amazing food Really tastefull! We went for their lunch deal, Had butter chicken and palak vegetarian Coke + fanta for 26.80€ The food was really tastefull, you can choose from different spice levels, and there was to much for us to eat so we asked for the rest as take away, they even gave us extra rice for the take away for free

The atmosphere is comfortable and the staff is welcoming, nice and helpful. The food is mediocre, definitely not the best Indian cuisine I’ve ever tasted but it is good. I had the butter chicken which was okay but a little bland. I generally wished the food was a little spicier… the drinks are fine too!

Visited it on a weekday afternoon. Good staff and atmosphere overall. Rice and naan was well prepared and didn't took a long time to get my order. Only disappointment was artificial 'looking' and scary red - panner kadhai. It tasted okay 3.5/5 but had a lot of food coloring which in my opinion Indian food don't need.

A really fabulous little place just a stone’s throw from the main shopping area of the city. We were lucky to get a table for two without a reservation as the restaurant is obviously popular. The atmosphere was very friendly and welcoming and the staff attentive to the many guests. We ordered papadums and pakora for starters and chicken Madras and chicken Karahi as main courses. Everything was tasteful and was as spicy as promised. You are asked how spicy you’d like it to be. We have only good things to say about this restaurant and would love to return.

Very good food. We ordered the appetiser with a selection of different items and it was very good. It also comes with different sauces which was great. We drank the Lassie, which was very tasty. Our main course was lamb, which was also cooked very well. It was spicy, so you have to make sure you select the right spicy level for you. All in all, it was one of the best meals we had in Flensburg.

Walked right into Vegitarian and Vegan buffet... What a surprise, it was lovely, and tast was great. Staff speaks English well and were very friendly and service minded.