Flensburg is a beautiful town near the German-Danish border. Over 400 years the city was ruled by the Danish King and thus is deeply rooted in both German-Danish culture and architecture.

Highlights
Flensburg was founded at the latest by 1200 by Danish settlers
Duchy of Schleswig
Thirty Years' War
Kingdom of Prussia
Second Schleswig War
Battle of Flensburg
Danish minority in Germany

Flensburg is one of the few towns not destroyed during World War II, resulting in a large number of historic buildings from various periods still standing. During the 18th century, Flensburg was nicknamed “City of Rum”, for it’s trade with the Caribbean islands. Evidence of that can still be found in the lively harbor area.


Today, every German knows the city’s name for a different reason: it is where the German Motor Vehicle Authority is headquartered. The city is witness to 700 years of history and that can be seen in the old town. For two hours, enjoy some of the most important historical highlights, admire the elegant and sophisticated architecture and listen to fascinating stories about this charming place.

Points of Interest
•    Saint Nikolai Church
•    Museumsberg Park
•    Museumsberg Flensburg
•    Christiansen Park
•    St. Marien Church
•    Catholic Church of St. Mary

As a result of local government measures and guidelines put in place by services providers – including hotels and ancillaries – guests may find that some facilities or services are not available. Please visit https://corporate.hotelbeds.com/hotelbeds-update-covid-19 for further information.

Starting point: ADDRESS - location.Description, Flensburg, Germany - (Longitude: 0.000000, Latitude: 0.000000)
Ending point: Other - , ,  - (Longitude: 0.000000, Latitude: 0.000000)