Weddelbrook

Geographically, Weddelbrook is located between the cities of Hamburg and Kiel, surrounded by green forests and rolling hills. The region is known for its picturesque landscape with numerous lakes, rivers and nature reserves such as the Trave Landscape Park or the Holstein Switzerland Nature Park.

Touristically relevant are above all the historical sights of the area. Visit Segeberg Castle from the 16th century or the architecturally impressive St. Marien Church in Bad Segeberg. Another highlight is the Molfsee open-air museum, where you can take a journey through the rural life of times gone by.

For cultural highlights, we recommend a visit to the Niederdeutsch theatre in Neumünster or one of the many art and craft markets in the region.

Culinary specialities can also be discovered here: try the famous kale stew (also called "Pinkel"), for example, or enjoy fresh fish straight from one of the lakes or rivers in this region.

For those who like to be active, there are plenty of outdoor activities to look forward to - whether it's hiking in the Holsteinische Schweiz nature park in autumn, canoeing on the Trave in summer or skiing on the ski slope in Bad Segeberg in winter.

And what to do if it rains? Visit the museum in the town of Neumünster or take a trip to the SEA LIFE aquarium on Timmendorfer Strand. A day at one of the many thermal baths such as the HolstenTherme in Kaltenkirchen is also a good option in bad weather.

Where is the nicest? That depends on your personal preferences, of course. However, we recommend a walk along the Einfelder See lake or a bike ride through the idyllic countryside around Weddelbrook and its neighbouring villages.

Summarising: Weddelbrook and Segeberg are definitely worth a trip! Whether historical sights, cultural highlights, culinary delights or outdoor activities - there is something for everyone to discover here. This travel guide will help you get the most out of your stay.