Eutin

One of the highlights of the town is the magnificent Eutin Castle, which was built in the 18th century. Here visitors can stroll through the historic rooms and be transported back in time. The adjacent castle park with its romantic gardens also invites you to linger.

Culturally interested visitors should definitely make a detour to the Alte Post Museum, where changing exhibitions of contemporary art can be seen. In summer, numerous festivals such as the operetta festival or the blues festival attract visitors to Eutin.

The region also has a lot to offer in the way of culinary delights: Be sure to try the famous Baltic fish or enjoy regional specialities such as labskaus or kale with spelt in a cosy inn.

For outdoor enthusiasts, there is a wide range of activities on offer, especially in spring and summer: whether hiking along the Malenter Hochmoor or cycling on the well-developed network of cycle paths - everyone gets their money's worth here. Water sports enthusiasts can also explore the Great Eutin Lake or take a canoe trip on the Schwentine River.

And what to do if it rains? Then a visit to the Eutin State Library or the Kulturforum is recommended. Readings and concerts are held here regularly.

Where is the most beautiful place in Eutin? Definitely: in the castle park with its romantic lakes and the magnificent castle in the background. But the old town with its half-timbered houses and small boutiques also has a very special charm.

So all in all, Eutin offers a perfect mix of nature, culture and culinary delights - a real jewel on the Baltic Sea!