Gnutz

Gnutz is located on the western shore of the Kiel Canal and is known for its idyllic landscapes with meadows and fields. The village has a long history as a trading and craft centre of the region.

One of the most important sights in Gnutz is Emkendorf Castle - an impressive Baroque castle from the 18th century. Today it houses a museum with a collection of historical furniture and art objects.

Another highlight is the St.-Marien-Kirche - a Gothic church from the 14th century with a special atmosphere for praying or simply lingering.

Culture enthusiasts should not miss the annual cultural festival "Emkendorfer Sommer" - it offers concerts, theatre performances and readings at the highest level.

For gourmets, the regional delicacies such as kale dishes or fresh fish directly from Eckernförde harbour are to be recommended.

Outdoor lovers can explore the Westensee nature park or enjoy water sports such as sailing or surfing on the beaches of Eckernförde. In winter, you can ski on the nearby ski slopes in the Harz Mountains or ice skate at the Rendsburg ice rink.

Even in rainy weather, there is plenty to do: Visit the Viking Museum Haithabu, where you can learn more about the history of the Vikings and see original replicas of ships.

Gnutz is a destination worth visiting at any time of year - whether for a relaxing holiday or active exploration. We hope this Travel Guide will help you make your trip to Gnutz unforgettable!