Experience Schleswig-Holstein live
Schleswig-Holstein offers a special combination of North German serenity, maritime charm and impressive diversity between the seas. Landscapes characterized by rolling hills and idyllic lakes unfold between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. In between, towns with a rich history, small fishing villages and traditional seaside resorts invite you to discover them. Whether it's a walk along the dyke, a stroll through old town alleyways or a bike tour through the inland - in Schleswig-Holstein you will find peace, inspiration and authentic experiences. Experience Schleswig-Holstein live with the webcams and immerse yourself in the maritime diversity of the northernmost federal state.
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The federal state of Schleswig-Holstein
Schleswig-Holstein is located in the far north of Germany, between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. It borders Denmark as well as the federal states of Lower Saxony, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Hamburg. With an area of around 15,800 km², it is one of the medium-sized federal states and is home to around 2.9 million people. The state capital is Kiel, known for its harbor and the international sailing regatta "Kieler Woche". Geographically, the region is characterized by flat coastal landscapes, dykes, marshland and hills. The North Frisian Islands such as Sylt, Föhr and Amrum are particularly well-known, as is Holstein Switzerland with its rolling hills and over 200 lakes - a popular destination for nature lovers and active vacationers. Whether the bustling port of Kiel with its cruise ships and ferries, the picturesque beach promenade of Westerland on Sylt or the wide beaches of Timmendorfer Strand - numerous cameras offer you up-to-date impressions of coastal towns, cities and natural regions. Plan your excursion, check the weather or simply enjoy the North German lifestyle in real time.
City & lifestyle in the north
Schleswig-Holstein inspires with its maritime diversity and cultural wealth. Kiel, the state capital of Schleswig-Holstein, is known for its important Baltic Sea port, the world's largest sailing regatta Kieler Woche and the Maritime Museum. Lübeck, a UNESCO World Heritage city, impresses with the Holsten Gate, the Old Town and the Buddenbrook House. Here, churches and warehouses are reminiscent of the Hanseatic era, while modern museums and festivals shape the present. Flensburg, located right on the Danish border, enchants visitors with its Nordic flair, maritime history and multicultural charm. Places like Timmendorfer Strand also offer a wide range of possibilities with their combination of beach life and culture. Would you like to experience Niendorf harbor live? Use the webcams to get a first impression of the atmosphere on the water - a colorful view, especially in the morning and evening hours.
Nature & leisure between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea
Schleswig-Holstein offers a variety of nature experiences for active vacationers. The island of Sylt attracts visitors with over 40 km of fine sandy beaches, picturesque villages such as Kampen, Keitum or Hörnum and offers nature experiences with upscale comfort. In St. Peter-Ording, the 12 km long sandy beach invites you to enjoy beach walks, mudflat hikes and beach sailing adventures. The salt marshes and the Wadden Sea UNESCO World Heritage Site offer unique opportunities to observe nature. Cycling tours on the Viking-Friesian Trail lead through historic landscapes. In Timmendorfer Strand on the Baltic Sea, visitors can enjoy swimming, stand-up paddling and sailing tours. The Niendorf bird park is home to over 1,000 birds from 250 species and is a highlight for animal lovers.
Numerous events also take place in Schleswig-Holstein, and the choice is enormous: Kieler Woche is the largest sailing event in the world and also a major public festival. The renowned Nordic Film Festival takes place in Lübeck. The Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival attracts international artists and classical music lovers to over 120 venues every year. In Wacken, tens of thousands celebrate at the legendary Wacken Open Air, one of the largest metal festivals in the world. Regular fish markets and harbor days can be found in many coastal towns, such as Niendorf. In St. Peter Ording, thousands of colorful kites dance in the sky at the annual kite festival in August. With the webcams right on the beach, you can also experience this colorful spectacle from home.
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