Nordfriesland/Nordfriislon
Nordfriesland, known as Nordfriislon in dialect, is the northernmost district in the Federal Republic of Germany.
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Naturpark Schlei
The Schlei Nature Park, covering an area of around 500 square kilometres, is Germany's northernmost nature park. -
Meldorfer Dom
Just a few kilometres from the North Sea coast, in the centre of Meldorf, stands the cathedral of the same name, officially known as St. John's Church. -
Kalkberg Bad Segeberg
The Kalkberg in Bad Segeberg, north of Hamburg, is a 91-metre-high rock in the town centre. -
Naturpark Hüttener Berge
North of Rendsburg, close to the Baltic Sea coast, the Hüttener Berge Nature Park runs through the landscape. -
Naturpark Lauenburgische Seen
The Lauenburg Lakes Nature Park, south of Lübeck, is the oldest nature park in Schleswig-Holstein. -
Kloster Cismar
Cismar Monastery is located five kilometres from the Baltic Sea coast in the village of the same name. -
Schloss Ahrensburg
Just outside Hamburg is the Renaissance Ahrensburg Castle in the town of the same name. -
Naturpark Westensee
The Westensee Nature Park is located between Kiel and Neumünster. -
Schloss Reinbek
Reinbek Castle is located on the eastern outskirts of the Hanseatic city of Hamburg in the town of the same name. -
Museum Tuch + Technik Neumünster
The Tuch + Technik textile museum in Neumünster presents almost two millennia of textile and industrial history using the city of Neumünster as an example. -
Jüdisches Museum Rendsburg
The Jewish Museum in Rendsburg presents central aspects of Jewish religion and identity in its permanent exhibition. -
Klosterinsel Bordesholm
The monastery island of Bordesholm is located in Lake Bordesholm to the north of Neumünster. -
Nolde Museum Nordseeküste
The Nolde Museum is located just off the Danish border and a few kilometres from the North Sea coast. -
Landschaftsmuseum Angeln/Unewatt
The Angeln Landscape Museum in Unewatt is located close to the Danish border and just off the Flensburg Fjords.