Leisure activities around Ostseecamp Lehmberg
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The Schwansen peninsula offers a variety of different destinations. Whether you're looking for something sporty, relaxing, or creative, there's something for everyone here.
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The church of Waabs
The oldest parts of the present church in Waabs date back to the Gothic period and acquired their present form with the construction of the tower at the end of the 16th century and the vaulting of the nave with three transverse rectangular cross-ribbed vaults in 1608. The church houses several remarkable works of art, including a series of Gothic wooden sculptures. These are likely remnants of a large altar dedicated to the Virgin Mary, created around 1460.
Hochseilgarten Altenhof
The natural high ropes course is located in a beautifully situated beech forest near the Baltic Sea in Eckernförde Bay. Families, groups, and individuals can experience a truly special adventure in the high ropes course. Venture across wobbly suspension bridges, swing from tree to tree, climb into the treetops, or zoom through the air on a mountain board. Visit the Altenhof High Ropes Course website (https://www.hochseilgarten-eckernfoerde.de/)
Gut Sophienhof
The agricultural estate was expanded in 2007 with several sports areas and a restaurant. Here, you have the opportunity to experience the sport of golf in a variety of ways. Whether it's swing golf, soccer golf, or indoor mini golf: there's something for all ages at the Sophienhof estate. In the on-site restaurant, you can enjoy hot meals and homemade cakes as you wish. Visit the Sophienhof estate website [ http://www.gutsophienhof.de/
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City of Kappeln
In the town of Kappeln, 18 km away, you'll find the "Amanda" wedding mill, built in 1888 and once a historic sawmill, as well as the only functioning herring fences in Europe, dating back to the 15th century. You can also take a ride on a historic steam train to Süderbrarup or book a trip on a real paddle steamer. Find more information about the town of Kappeln here. (https://www.kappeln.de)
Gut Damp
The exact start of construction of the estate is unknown. In the 15th century, the estate belonged to the Bishops of Schleswig. Eler Schmidt is known as the tenant in 1438. His duties included clearing the forest and building a house. He also entertained the bishop's hunting guests. In 1517, the estate was first referred to as Damp, but the origin of the name is unknown. From 1519 to 1626, the estate belonged to the Wisch family. The current manor house was built during this period, from 1595 to 1597, under the patronage of Melchior von der Wisch.
Baltic Sea resort of Eckernförde
The Baltic Sea resort of Eckernförde originally got its name from its "squirrel ford." Hence, the squirrel adorns the city's coat of arms. The town is famous for its Kieler Sprotten (spicy sprat), which originates from Eckernförde. The town, with its pedestrian zone and numerous shops, is an inviting place for shopping.
Eckernförde's nationally renowned event highlights include the fish market, the eel regatta, the pirate spectacle, and the Eckernförde Classics. Visit the website of the Baltic Sea resort of Eckernförde (https://www.eckernfoerde.de/)
Ludwigsburg Estate
The manor house in Ludwigsburg was built at the beginning of the 15th century. It is well known for its "Colorful Chamber" and Renaissance garden. Tours are available by appointment.
To the website [https://gut-ludwigsburg.de/]