Brodersby-Goltoft on the Schlei

Brodersby-Goltoft can be explored for trip planning through three themes: the Schlei and water, trails, and local history. The municipality has more than ten kilometres of shoreline directly on the Schlei; there are also marked hiking and cycling trails, bathing spots in Burg and Goltoft, as well as the church and the village museum. If you are looking for a hotel, you can first decide which of these themes will shape your trip planning most.

The Schlei, bathing spots and boats

The Schlei is designated as a nature park. From Kirchberg above the Brodersby Noor, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the local landscape. Bathing spots are located in the districts of Burg and Goltoft. In Burg, there is a natural Schlei beach for swimming and water sports. Check beach access and facilities for the relevant season.

Two marinas in Brodersby-Goltoft offer around 160 berths. This approximate capacity may change; check it if it is important to your boating plans. A slipway in the village allows boats to be launched. Check that it is open for use before using it.

Hiking and cycling trails

The municipality has more than 20 kilometres of marked hiking and cycling trails. The Royum loop is a longer hiking route for experienced hikers. This gives you options at different scales for planning: trails for two modes of travel and a longer hike. Check the current route and signage before setting out.

Church, museum and concerts

St. Andrew's Church is believed to date from the 12th century. Its original Romanesque floor plan, with a short rectangular nave and a square box choir, has been preserved. The Brodersby Village Museum offers an interactive insight into rural life and work. It features historic living, craft and community spaces across two floors. This gives you two different perspectives to choose from based on your interests: the church architecture and the museum's depiction of everyday rural life.

The annual Brodersby Summer Concerts take place around the fieldstone church. Check the dates if you would like to plan your trip around a concert.

Historical topics in Schleswig-Flensburg

In the wider travel destination of Schleswig-Flensburg, Haithabu and the Danevirke have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since June 2018. The Idstedt Memorial and Idstedt Museum offer a different regional historical perspective: they provide information about German-Danish history surrounding the uprising of 1848 and the Battle of Idstedt. These topics broaden the perspective beyond local architectural and everyday history.

Getting your bearings and boat trips

The municipal tourist office is located in the Markt-Treff, Schleidörfer Straße 11. Check the address before travelling. Passenger boats offer excursions from the pier in Missunde. Trips and timetables are seasonal; check the specific times before making plans.

Discover more destinations: Böklund, Idstedt, Neuberend, Tolk, Twedt, Süderfahrenstedt, Schaalby, Taarstedt

For the wider travel overview: Südangeln.