Treia

Treia has a long history dating back to the 13th century. Particularly worth seeing are the historic town hall from the 18th century and St. Johannis Church with its impressive altar from the late Middle Ages.

In addition to the architecture, there are also numerous cultural highlights to discover. The annual Treia Culture Festival attracts many visitors and offers a varied programme of concerts, theatre performances and exhibitions.

For gourmets, Treia offers culinary specialities such as the famous "Fleischtopf", a hearty stew of beef, pork belly and potatoes, or the delicious "Süllau", a type of fried black pudding.

Those who like to be active will also find plenty of opportunities here: Hike through the picturesque landscapes of the Hüttener Berge Nature Park or explore the surroundings around Treia on a bicycle - especially beautiful in spring at the time of the fruit blossom!

But what can you do when it rains? Even in bad weather, no one has to miss out on activities! In nearby Flensburg, for example, you can visit the museum shipyard or warm up in one of the many cosy pubs.

Treia is a destination that is worth a trip at any time of year. However, it is especially beautiful in summer when nature is in full bloom and you can be active outside. Whether you are travelling alone or with family - Treia offers something for everyone!

So pack your rucksack and head for Treia - our Travel Guide will accompany you on your journey of discovery through this special region of Germany!