Travel Guide to Flensburg, Germany

This is a cozy place filled with charm and romantic atmosphere. The town was founded seven centuries ago. Several countries have influenced on the culture and lifestyle of this place. These are Denmark, Germany and neighboring Scandinavian countries. Flensburg was joined to the territory of Germany in the beginning of the 18th century. This is one of few cities which have survived during World War II, so its historical and cultural heritage is rather diverse. Many buildings of different epochs have survived here. What’s more interesting - historic sites do not stand abandoned as they have been transformed into modern buildings.

Nowadays you can see a huge number of restaurants, hotels and coffee shops that work in the 19th century buildings. Port district of this town will be surely of particular interest to tourists. Here you will find several entertainment centers and children's amusement parks. This part of the city is simply soaked in fun and joy - you can see funny clowns and musicians who sell drinks and cotton candy. Here you can also participate in a boat trip. Long ago this port area has been a location of a large market, where sailors from distant lands have sold here exotic products and goods. Today, in memory of those times, port is the location of several souvenir shops. There are also several food pavilions there, the majority of which sell seafood.

A remarkable fact about this town – the majority of the town’s streets and pedestrians and cyclists only. You can also rent a boat in the port district and head out to explore the coastal attractions. Lovers of nightlife will also find here much interesting as in the town there are so many pubs, discos and nightclubs that fit all tastes. Rest in Flensburg will be enjoyed by both adults and children. This place has absolutely everything for comfortable and interesting pastime.