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See AllSOUHAYLA 22a The apartment “Souhayla” is named after a gray mare from the thoroughbred Arabian stud Alassil Arabians and is a corner apartment on the edge of the forest with parking on the side at the entrance and large windows over the corner to the west with terrace. The apartment has 50 square meters, is tiled with underfloor heating and consists of a bedroom with bathroom and large shower, living room with dining area and seating area, as well as a modern equipped kitchen with fridge-freezer, dishwasher, extractor fan and many kitchen utensils.All houses are at ground level and have west-facing terraces where you can also barbecue. The Souhayla apartment is conveniently equipped with free WiFi and parking on the doorstep. The bathroom is barrier-free with a wide door, grab rails and shower seat. It is allergy-friendly and plastered with clay from the region. Wheelchair users live alone in the bedroom, while the second person can stay in the living room. For self-catering, there are numerous supermarkets open on Sundays within 3 km. Breakfast can be booked on request. The beach, city center, restaurants and beach are 5 km away.Spacious living room with two windows, dining area, seating area, flat screen TV and stereo system.One bedroom with two beds and sofa bed in the living room.One bathroom with shower, hairdryer and make-up mirror.Modern kitchenette with ceramic hob, oven, fridge-freezer combination, dishwasher, coffee machine, toaster and kettle. Tea towels are provided.Washing machine and dryer can be used in the wash house with coin-operated machineThe terrace faces west for unforgettable sunsets with views of horse pastures and fields*All doors in this apartment are without thresholds for people with disabilitiesMAMSAHI 22b The apartment Mamsahi is named after a founding mare of the stud farm and has 50 square meters, is tiled, has underfloor heating, is plastered with quartz sand and has modern furnishings.In the living room there is a seating area, stereo system and satellite TV, as well as a dining area with bar stools. The kitchenette is equipped with dishwasher, stove with ceramic hob, oven with extractor fan and a fridge-freezer combination. A coffee machine, toaster and kettle are available for breakfast.Next to the bedroom, the bathtub lover will find a cozy relaxation model. Not only is there an extractor fan to regulate humidity, but all the bathrooms have been plastered with antibacterial clay from the region.From the paved terrace, guests have a sweeping view over fields and meadows, where thoroughbred Arabian mares graze with their foals. In the evening, you can watch the sunset over a sundowner or barbecue.WILJA 22c The Wilja bungalow is above all generous and spacious. The large living room with dining area opens out onto the terrace and extends the space into the countryside.The view from the terrace extends over the fields and meadows, where mares and foals sometimes graze. You can breathe in the sky and watch the sunset or simply enjoy a barbecue.In the living room there is a cozy seating area with a stereo system and satellite TV. The kitchen with access to the dining room is equipped with many modern appliances and has a dishwasher, fridge, freezer in the adjoining room, stove with ceramic hob and oven with extractor fan, kettle and toaster.The two bedrooms can each accommodate three people and have one bathroom with a bath and one with a shower. Both bathrooms are finished with antibacterial clay plaster from the region and help to regulate humidity. The entire bungalow has tiles, which are heated in the colder seasons by underfloor heating via solar thermal energy, as is the hot water.MAHARI 24a The “Mahari” apartment is named after a chestnut-colored mare from the thoroughbred Arabian stud farm Alassil Arabians. It is a corner apartment with floor-to-ceiling windows and a view over the pastures. The apartment is 50 square meters in size, tiled, has underfloor heating and consists of a bedroom, living room with dining area and seating area, kitchen and bathroom. All houses at Oase Friedensthal are at ground level with parking in front of the front door. In the “Mahari” apartment, the bathroom is barrier-free with a wide door and a walk-in shower next to the bedroom for one person. A second person can then sleep in the corner room next to it. In the living room there is a flat screen TV and a stereo system. The kitchen is modernly equipped with dishwasher, stove, oven and fridge-freezer. On the paved terrace facing west with a view of the sunset, you can take relaxing sunbaths in absolute peace and qiet and have a barbecue.KALATIFA 24b The economy single room Kalatifa has 25 square meters, is tiled and has underfloor heating. Hot water and heating are generated by solar thermal energy. A rose hedge blooms in front of the window in summer. A kettle and coffee powder or tea are available for a short break and a selected minibar awaits you in the fridge.The bathroom next to the bedroom has a bathtub with shower and has been plastered with moisture-regulating clay from the region.MYRTHE 24b Breathe in nature in this single room. A terrace with a view over fields and meadows stretches across the entire window front. Fast internet offers many ways to work and satellite TV provides the necessary information or relaxation. With a kettle you can make a quick coffee or tea and if you want breakfast, it will be delivered to your door at the time you want and you can have breakfast in the shade on the terrace or inside. There is also a pantry with a fridge, sink and two hotplates.This single room has its own bathroom with a walk-in shower and hairdryer. It offers a private entrance, a flat-screen cable TV, garden view and a selected minibar. A queen-size bed invites you to sleep in and wake up to the sound of birdsong and a view over a rose hedge into the wide open countryside.MAR-HALLA 24c The Economy Bungalow Mar-Halla is named after a mare from the thoroughbred Arabian stud farm Alassil Arabians and is primarily spacious and practically furnished.The bungalow has 100 square meters, a huge living room with dining area and desk, seating area, stereo system and satellite TV. The two bedrooms can each accommodate three people and have a bathroom with a bathtub and one with a spacious shower. Both bathrooms are finished with local, antibacterial clay plaster for better moisture regulation. All rooms have large windows and can be well ventilated. The tiles are heated in cooler seasons by underfloor heating via solar thermal energy, as is the hot water.The open kitchen is modernly equipped with dishwasher, stove with ceramic hob and oven. The fridge is located in the kitchen, the freezer in the adjoining room. The large terrace offers a view over fields and meadows, where sometimes mares graze with their foals. The tranquillity invites you to linger and in the evening guests can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere while watching the sunset or having a barbecue.KAMAAHR 26a According to many guests, Apartment Kamaahr is the most beautiful apartment because guests have the feeling of living in the meadow. The large corner windows in the living room convey a sense of closeness to nature. You can dream of the future in the bedroom with its box-spring bed and lace canopy.The bright and friendly bathroom has a spacious shower, hairdryer, make-up mirror and heated towel rail. The terrace faces west for unforgettable sunsets with views of horse pastures and fieldsSHATTAL 26b The Shattal apartment is named after an elegant brown stallion that once came to the stud farm from the USA. The apartment has 50sqm, is fitted with bright tiles and underfloor heating and has a blue color scheme. The large sliding doors to the terrace have fly screens and keep the interior cool and relaxed. The light-colored walls in the living room have been treated with clay plaster from the region and clay paint, so that the indoor air is always pleasant and very suitable for allergy sufferers, as clay has an antistatic and antibacterial effect. The wood-burning stove also stands in front of a wall made of local clay bricks. A stereo system in the living room and 3D satellite TV add to the comfort. The bedroom is furnished with a double bed. The adjoining bathroom with spacious shower and washer-dryer meets all requirements. The warmed towels ensure an all-round sense of well-being. The hot water and underfloor heating are generated by a solar thermal system.Modern kitchenette with ceramic hob, oven, fridge-freezer combination, microwave, dishwasher, coffee machine, toaster, kettle and dining area with bar stoolsThe terrace faces west for unforgettable sunsets with a view of horse pastures and the birds chirping in the fields, and the view extends over a rose hedge into the wide open countryside.SOLANUM 26c When you enter the Solanum bungalow, you are greeted by generous comfort and space.The house “Solanum” is named after one of the stallions of the thoroughbred Arabian stud farm Alassil Arabians and is 100 square meters in size.The very large living room with dining table for six people is comfortably furnished and has a wood-burning stove in front of a clay brick wall. The entire bungalow is plastered with clay from the region and therefore has an extremely pleasant indoor climate. Clay has an antistatic and antibacterial effect and is therefore particularly suitable for allergy sufferers.The large sliding doors to the terrace have a fly screen and the wooden terrace invites you to take a break. The evening atmosphere with the setting sun also has its charm and when the family is back from their excursions, they can have a barbecue.The 3D satellite TV is particularly popular with young people, while older guests enjoy the heated towel rails in the bathroom. Both bedrooms, which can sleep three people each, have a friendly, bright bathroom with bath or shower. The entire bungalow has light-colored tiles, which are heated by solar thermal underfloor heating in the colder seasons, just as the hot water is heated by the sun.The bathroom of the second room is equipped with a wide door and spacious shower with seat and grab rails.The kitchen is modernly equipped with a dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster and coffee machine. A freezer in the adjoining room allows for larger provisions.You can hear the birds and look out over a rose hedge into the wide open countryside.
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Read MoreAn oasis in the green is the symbol of life, water and plants. Anyone who sees an oasis after a long hike through the heat and dust can be sure of finding new life force there. It is a place to rest. Breathe in the sky and listen to the sound of the wind - that is well-being. The Friedensthal oasis offers you peace and relaxation, where you can unwind and shake off the pressures of everyday life.
Attractions
See AllSeal Trudi in Eckernförde Now they can finally call the Eckernförde seal by its name. On Eckernförde beach A lady seal enchants Eckernförde Nature is still in order in Eckernförde. A rare guest on Eckernförde's spa beach. She is the summer attraction in the Baltic seaside resortFish market in Eckernförde The popular fish market in Eckernförde always takes place on the first Sunday of the month. Not only for real fish lovers. For ‘landlubbers’, you can see how a fish is expertly filleted. This is followed by a Baltic Sea cruise on the MS Seebad Borby. Addendum 04 June 2010) In future, the ‘Seebad Borby’ will be operating in the Flensburg Fjord as the ‘MS Jürgensby’ on behalf of the Hans-Peter Ketelsen shipping company and will be used there for excursions.Open-air museum Molfsee Time seems to have stood still on the 40 hectare site in Molfsee near Kiel: More than 60 historic buildings from all over Schleswig-Holstein were rebuilt here, with gardens and a lot of nature in betweenThe Schleswig-Holstein State Museum of Folklore also belongs to the open-air museum. In the buildings there are permanent exhibitions in which the life and work of the past centuries is illuminatedOldest building from the 16th centuryThe historical houses are arranged according to their origin. In this way, every region of Schleswig-Holstein is made known. The oldest building dates back to 1569 and most of the houses were built in the 18th and 19th centuries. A highlight are four old windmills, which are put into operation at selected times.Dive into the pastIn several craft workshops such as a bakery, a basketry, a smoked cottage or a pottery, work is sometimes done again. The residential buildings are furnished so that the visitor, when entering, feels as if he has been transported back to the past - as if the residents had only gone outside for a short time.Cattle, goats, sheep, chickensBetween the buildings, historical animal breeds such as native cattle, goats, sheep, chickens and donkeys graze. The museum cooperates with farmers from the surrounding area, as the animals cannot stay on the museum grounds in winterOpening HoursProgramView Map+49 4621 813222Marine Centre Fehmarn Sand tiger shark, lemon shark and colourful corals: At the Fehmarn Marine Centre, visitors get to know tropical sea creatures. Even poisonous stonefish and lionfish can be viewed up close.The show aquarium is located in Burg on Fehmarn and is open all year round. Here, visitors dive into an exciting underwater world where there is a great variety of species to marvel at. In addition to the centre on Fehmarn, the mega-sea worlds also include the Baltic Sea Experience World, which is all about native water dwellers. This is just under 20 kilometres away at Klaustorf on the mainland.Hunters of the seasThe large shark tank is a particular attraction for visitors to the marine centre. Various shark species cavort here. An exhibition also provides information about the way of life of the hunters of the seas. The centre is a partner of the international initiative Sharkproject, which is committed to the protection and research of the animalsColourful underwater worldYoung and old alike will be amazed by the subterranean water tunnel, where rays, moray eels, groupers, clown fish, puffer fish, coral fish and seahorses can be seen. The colourfulness of the tropical coral gardens is also fascinatingOpening hours & PricesView map+49 4371 4416Holsteinische Switzerland Nature Park Ducks in the water, songbirds in the trees and little green frogs in between: Visitors to the Holsteinische Schweiz Nature Park experience a diverse animal world. The hilly landscape with numerous lakes invites you to explore them on foot, on two wheels or by canoe.The largest nature park in Schleswig-Holstein stretches between Kiel and Lübeck. With hills, valleys, deciduous forests, lakes and rivers, the landscape here is particularly varied.When the ice meltedThe idyllic landscape was created during the last ice age around 10,000 to 15,000 years ago. When the ice melted, the water collected in the beds of the glacial rivers. Today there are about 200 lakes in the region. The moor frog, the otter, the great crested grebe and the heron duck live in the floodplain landscapes. There are also grey geese and with a bit of luck kingfishers and white-tailed eagles to be seen.Letters to the Bridegroom OaksWest of Eutin is the groom's oak. The following story is told about the old tree: Against the will of her father, a forester's daughter met with a chocolate manufacturer here in 1891. The two exchanged secret love messages by using a knothole in the old oak as a letterbox. Even today, letters are written to the tree and delivered daily by the post office at 12 noon.Exhibition and guided toursIn the Information Centre Nature Park House in the town of Plön, visitors can learn interesting facts about the history of the region and the local flora and fauna in an exhibition. Guided tours of the park on various topics also start from here. (js)Nature park houseView map00494522749380Maritime and Rum Museum Flensburg Maritime and Rum Museum FlensburgThe Flensburg harbour smells of seawater, wind and vastness. The cellar of the former Zollpackhaus also smells of rum and cane sugar. The historic building houses the Maritime and Rum Museum, which tells the maritime history of the town.Flensburg has a centuries-old seafaring tradition. The exhibition, which is part of the Municipal Museum, is housed in the old Zollpackhaus at the Schiffbrücke, the oldest shopping street in the city, in keeping with the theme. This used to be the berth for the sailing ships.Living HistoryBoth in the nearby harbour and in the museum, the history of Flensburg's seafaring is alive and kicking. The exhibition focuses on the West Indies trade, the Flensburg shipyard, the development of ship technology and everyday life on board in the course of time. Visitors can also admire ship portraits and models.Rum-City FlensburgThe Rum Museum is located in the basement of the building. Old barrels, bottles and photographs bear witness to the time in the 18th century when many rum producers were based in Flensburg and the sugar cane drink was also imported. The museum has a modern and multimedia conceptRummeile and KapitänswegThe old Zollpackhaus is also the starting point for the rum and sugar mile, on which information boards inform about important places of the West Indies trade in Flensburg. On the Captain's Trail around the harbour, which also begins here, the visitor follows in the footsteps of a 17th century captain.Opening Hours & PricesView map0049461852970Lütjenburg Old Town In the historical centre of the town of Lütjenburg there are several buildings worth seeing. These include, for example, the baroque town hall or the so-called "Färberhaus" on the market squareThe small town is located in the district of Plön between the Hohwachter Bucht on the coast and the Holsteinische Schweiz Nature Park. In addition to the historic buildings, there are small shops and boutiques, cafés and restaurants in the city centre.Baroque town hall and oldest residential building in townThe town's baroque town hall is a brick building dating from 1790. The oldest residential building in the town is located a little way down Oberstraße, on the market square. It is an old half-timbered house from 1576 and is known under the name Färberhaus, even if no dyer has ever worked or lived here. Today the registry office is located here.Saint Michaelis Church and Bismarck TowerRight next to the market square stands the church of St. Michael dating from the 12th century. The building with the Renaissance pulpit inside is considered one of the oldest brick churches on the Baltic Sea. Also worth seeing is the Bismarck Tower from 1898, which stands on the highest point of the city, the Vogelberg. Also worth a visit is the historic estate village of Panker, which lies about five kilometres north of the town.Seebrücke Hohwachter Flounder It invites you to walk out onto the sea in the dry: The pier with the name Hohwachter Flounder. From above it looks a little like the flat sea dwellersThe pier is located on the main beach of Hohwachter Bucht. The main feature of the building is a 24 metre high blue painted steel supporting structure, which is visible from a distanceOpen-air yoga and live bandsOn the bridge over the sea the visitor enjoys a great view of the blue expanse. The platform of the bridge, made of oak planks, is about 370 square metres in size. Musical performances and open-air yoga take place here regularly. Events Hohwachter FlounderView map
