Schönhorst

The geographical location of Schönhorst is particularly attractive: the municipality lies between the Baltic Sea and the Hüttener Berge Nature Park. There are numerous lakes and rivers here that invite you to swim or fish. Hikes through the picturesque landscape are also very popular.

If you are interested in history, you should definitely visit the Molfsee open-air museum. Old buildings from various regions of Schleswig-Holstein are presented there and you can gain an insight into rural life in past centuries.

Another highlight is the Viking Museum Haithabu in nearby Busdorf near Schleswig. It impressively shows how the Norsemen lived, worked and traded - a fascinating journey back in time!

Schönhorst also has some culinary specialities to offer: Why not try the famous Labskaus (a dish made of potatoes, beetroot, onions and cured meat) or enjoy fresh fish straight from the sea.

For outdoor fans, water sports are particularly popular here - sailing on the Eckernförde Bay or canoe tours on the Eider are just two examples. But cycling along the Kiel Canal or playing golf on one of the many courses in the area are also very popular.

And if it rains? Then a visit to the Therme Eckernförde is recommended, where you can relax and unwind. Or how about a trip to nearby Kiel or Flensburg?

Schönhorst is worth a visit at any time of year - in spring, numerous fruit trees blossom here, in summer the sea beckons you to swim and sunbathe, in autumn you can admire the colourful deciduous forest and in winter cosy Christmas markets provide a pre-Christmas atmosphere.

All in all, Schönhorst is an insider tip among German destinations - definitely worth a visit!