Lutterbek: The Lutterbeker and the Baltic Sea

When choosing a hotel in Lutterbek, two specific location references can help: road connections and the distance to the Baltic Sea. Lutterbek can be reached via federal highway 502, which connects Kiel with Schönberg. The Baltic Sea is about 2 km from the town. When choosing a location, you can therefore consider road connections and the approximate distance to the coast as separate criteria.

Culture at the Lutterbeker

In Lutterbek, the Lutterbeker is a pub, event venue, cultural meeting place and gallery. It is also known beyond the local area. For guests who want to include culture in their travel plans, it is a specific point of interest in the town. The Lutterbeker offers a cultural program; if a particular date is important for your trip, check the current program in advance, as individual events may change.

Accommodation and hotel search

The Lutterbeker also offers accommodation, including holiday apartments. Holiday apartments are a separate type of accommodation from hotels. You should confirm the specific availability of accommodation at the Lutterbeker directly before your trip.

Plön as the regional setting

The landscape of Plön district lies between the Baltic Sea and Holstein Switzerland. The district has about 50 kilometers of Baltic Sea coastline and around 80 lakes. These include Lake Großer Plöner See, covering 29 km², and Lake Selenter See, covering 22 km². The coast and lakes thus provide distinct landscape features in Plön district.

The Baltic Sea coast of Plön district offers opportunities for swimming between Mönkeberg and Sehlendorfer Strand. Other activities along the coast include sailing, surfing, diving, boat excursions, offshore sailing trips, cutter trips and surf fishing. The Schwentine water trail can be explored by canoe in Plön district; the lakes are also used by sailboat or excursion boat. In the regional context, coastal activities sit alongside outings on lakes and rivers.

Large parts of the district are within Holstein Switzerland Nature Park. It covers 75,000 hectares and offers opportunities to experience nature and see rare animals. The gently rolling landscape of Plön district offers suitable conditions for cycling and hiking tours. There is also a signposted network of cycling routes covering 850 km and developed Nordic walking trails. If you are planning a specific cycling tour, check the current route, as routes can change.

The town of Plön also offers a cultural point of interest in its own right: Plön Castle stands above the lake of the same name in Holstein Switzerland and is the district's landmark. Two audio guide tours lead through Plön's old town and the castle grounds. They are free to use on a smartphone and each takes about 20 minutes. Check whether the tours are available before your trip.

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