
Guest User: It's in a great location, close to the pedestrian street and the harbour. The upper floors have fantastic views.
Norderhofenden 6-9
From £ 52

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8.4/10120 Reviews
GGuest User: It's in a great location, close to the pedestrian street and the harbour. The upper floors have fantastic views.
Norderhofenden 6-9
From £ 52

9.2/10104 Reviews
GGuest User: Great family run hotel. Good location, excellent breakfast.
Schiffbrücke 33
From £ 83

8/1047 Reviews
EEllen Grace: Great location, 30 second walk from the markets and nice and clean
Große Str. 65a
From £ 48

8.4/101.6k Reviews
SSchwebeschlaf: Absolutely surprised! Modern furnished rooms and very friendly staff. Price performance is top!
Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 7
From £ 39

8.4/1094 Reviews
YYennTan: Good location and central
Rathausstraße 2
From £ 78

8.4/10103 Reviews
GGuest User: A good hotel with a good location, a delicious breakfast with red fish. Friendly staff. But the lady who met me was rather inexperienced and asked me to pay for a room I had already paid for. After I said I had paid, it took her three seconds to verify it.
Neumarkt 1
From £ 86

7.3/10103 Reviews
HHenriette Vestergaard: The room was big enough for two people for a single night, as we only had weekend bags with us. If we had had suitcases, they could not have been in the room, but there was a small living room where they could have been instead. Everything was clean but a bit worn and the door to our room was stuck so we had to get help twice to unlock it. The swimming pool was nice, unfortunately there were constantly people in the hot tub so we didn't get to use it. The breakfast was really good, there was everything you could think of.
Alte Zollstraße 44
From £ 70

7.5/1078 Reviews
GGuest User: OK, the hotel is cost-effective
Bahnhofstraße 28
From £ 53

9/1098 Reviews
GGuest User: 非常温馨且有設計感的房子,是我這次出差以來住的最大的了,浴室廁所也很大,房間裏充滿了香氣,早餐十分温馨,前台超級nice的一個妹子,酒店離港口步行也就幾分鐘,離公交車站也是,交通很方便
Wilhelmstraße 4
From £ 94

8.2/1095 Reviews
JJoey: Nice hotel close to the harbor, restaurants, and cafes
Wilhelmstraße 1
From £ 59
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Located in Flensburg, at the northernmost tip of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, the Hans-Christiansen-Haus is situated on Museumsberg on the south side of the Old Town, adjacent to the Heinrich-Sauermann-Haus. It primarily showcases art from the 19th to the 21st centuries from Schleswig-Holstein, making it an essential destination for modern and contemporary North German art. A highlight of the museum is its focus on the Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) movement around 1900, featuring masterpieces by local artist Hans Christiansen. The Expressionist galleries host works by Erich Heckel, Ernst Barlach, and Emil Nolde, alongside contemporary art from across Northern Germany.

The Heinrich Sauermann House is located in Flensburg, at the northernmost tip of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, situated on Museumsberg (Museum Hill) just south of the old town. Established in 1876, Museumsberg primarily houses and showcases the art and cultural history of the former Schleswig region. The Sauermann House's permanent exhibition covers the Middle Ages through the 19th century, featuring a collection of over 900 pieces of historical furniture—one of the largest in Germany. The exhibits also include authentic farmhouse interiors, 18th-century domestic culture, and medieval religious art. Rather than just a collection of furniture and artwork, it serves as a vivid record of the living history of the Schleswig region.

The Flensburg Maritime Museum (Flensburger Schifffahrtsmuseum) is located at the Flensburg Old Port. Situated within the historic Old Customs Warehouse (Altes Zollpackhaus) at Flensburg's Old Port, the museum is an essential destination for exploring the city's maritime and commercial heritage. The building, constructed between 1842 and 1843 and repurposed as a museum in 1984, provides deep insights into shipbuilding, navigation techniques, and life at sea. A major focus of the museum is Flensburg's 18th and 19th-century trade with the Danish West Indies, highlighting commodities like sugar and rum while confronting the historical legacy of colonial trade and slave labor. More than just a record of maritime traditions, the museum reveals the global trade networks and historical context that underpinned the city's economic boom during that period.

Flensburg is located at the northernmost tip of the German state of Schleswig-Holstein, nestled on the western shore of the Flensburg Fjord, just 2 kilometers from the Danish border, with a population of approximately 99,000. Thanks to its proximity to Denmark and its strategic Baltic Sea port, it long ago became a cultural crossroads where German and Danish traditions blend. Both languages coexist here, and the Danish minority maintains its own schools and cultural institutions. Since the Middle Ages, maritime trade has been the city's lifeblood, with seafaring, shipbuilding, and commerce forming the core of its history. The Old Town still boasts the historic warehouses, grand residences, and charming courtyards once built by wealthy merchants. Notably, Flensburg is also home to the Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA), which manages the national driving registry; as a result, traffic penalty points in Germany are colloquially known as "Flensburg points."

#springtravel The historic port of Flensburg has survived the spread of cultural homologation better than the city centre, and a walk along the fjord is very pleasant, not least because you will encounter some interesting vestiges of the city's port past, such as some seventeenth and eighteenth-century buildings of trading companies. History: It's founded in the 12th century and grew as a major medieval trade port between Denmark and the Hanseatic League. The Golden age was the rum trade. In the 1700s-1800s, Flensburg ships brought raw rum/sugar from the Danish West Indies, earning it the nickname “Rumstadt”. The railway built in 1854 mainly to export live cattle to England. Today the historic harbor on the west side has old sailboats, taverns, and a maritime museum. It was very pleasant walking around the port. #travel #port #boat #sailboat

#aprilspringflower It has a compact and well-preserved Old Town with old churches. The churches are the following: Johanniskirche (Johannischurch), town's oldest church in the innertown, 12th century Marienkirche, High Gothic, Baroque additions, tower from 1885, well decorated Nikolaikirche, Gothic main church, famous organ design by Hinrich Ringeringk Heiliggeistkirche former chapel of the Hospital zum Heiligen Geist Franziskanerkloster Flensburg Franziskanerkloster, ruins from 1263 They are really similar to danish churches. #travel #church

It's a town at the tip of the Flensburg Fjord in northern Germany. Its brick gabled Nordertor, built around 1595, is the last remaining city gate. The Flensburger Schifffahrtsmuseum chronicles the town's seafaring past. Nearby, the shipyard museum Museumswerft displays recreated historic ships and hosts boatbuilding classes. Museumsberg Flensburg explores art and cultural history from the Middle Ages onward. Flensburg has a well-preserved Old Town featuring numerous historical buildings and landmarks from past centuries. The main sites are the following: Johanniskirche, town's oldest church in the innertown, 12th century. Marienkirche, High Gothic. Nikolaikirche, Gothic, famous organ design by Hinrich Ringeringk. Heiliggeistkirche, former chapel of the Hospital zum Heiligen Geist. Nordertor, a gate. Kompagnietor, harbour gate. #citycenter #travel #church #harbour

On July 12th, at the 47th UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting in Paris, Germany's Neuschwanstein Castle, Herrenchiemsee Palace, Linderhof Palace, and Königshaus am Schachen were added to the World Heritage List. These four royal buildings of the "Fairy Tale King" Ludwig II, renowned for their artistic value and romantic charm, have long attracted countless visitors. Their inclusion as World Cultural Heritage sites not only recognizes 25 years of efforts by Bavaria but also provides new inspiration for travelers exploring Germany.

#summervacay You know those days when plans just... change? That was me last weekend! My "where to go from Hamburg" sightseeing plan went totally random. After a morning at the foreign office, I was all set to head to Kiel. But then, my train got delayed. Standing there on the platform, I saw a train for Flensburg, and on a whim, I just hopped on! It was a completely unknown adventure, and honestly, those are often the best kind. ✨ Turns out, Flensburg is super close to the Danish border – so close, in fact, you could accidentally walk into Denmark! How cool is that? 🚶♀️🌍 #Flensburg #Germany #SpontaneousTravel #WeekendGetaway #BorderTown #TravelGermany #UnexpectedAdventures

Hustling and bustling daily life has dulled my spirit. It is time to treat myself with a short getaway in Flensburg! What amazed me the most during the trip was that the Danish-influence is all over the beautiful state, as Flensburg is located very close to the German-Danish border. Flensburg is about 2hrs distance away from big city like Hamburg. It is reachable by Regional train or Inter-City-Express. #solotravel
The standard currency in Flensburg is EUR
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