Going to Northern Germany I wasn't expecting to see a spectacular castle (compared to southern),…read morebut it turned out to be amazing here! The ideas of the kids birthday parties for only €150 blew my mind. They let kids dress up as princesses and have a party in the castle or a knights themed party, and even a fairytale/fable themed one! You'd never find anything that creative in the US, and surely not for that price. I loved the dungeon and that sergeants quarters. It was all around spectacular! The gardens are beautiful as well. Well worth the trip!

If you are around you have to come here. The area, the park, the lake, everything is just so…read morebeautiful. Walk through the park, visit the rose garden or just sit on one of the benches and watch the swans on the lake. You can visit the interior of the castle which gives good insight to historical events and the live of former times. Many pictures show the real interior in the rooms. 3 floors can be visited from large ball rooms till smaller bedrooms and living rooms. A 15 minutes film in the first room gives a little more explanation to the castle.

Visiting Flensburg, it's raining and the kids (and/or yourself) got the cabin fever ?…read moreHere's a place to go: The Phaenomenta is the right place to entertain - ahem, or edutain - the young, old and the inbetweens for at least 2 hours - depending on the personally interest in "the science". How does gravity work ? Does everyone get it for free ? What's the difference to gravy ? (Gravity doesn't taste half as good - esp. if u bite the dust, mwahaha...) Brave you must be, Padavan: "Use the force" does have another meaning...

Great little museum. They offer self paced tours with audio accompiment through several small…read morebuildings. There is also a living history village a short walk down a path on the property. I enjoyed that part of the experience the most. You can interact with the staff and they actually live on site to show how people lived during the Viking time-frame. They even grow vegetables and cook in the village. You can purchase handmade trinkets and food. Thanks for a great time.

There are two parts of the museum: one with preserved artifacts & the other, a preserved village…read more We totally love the experience! I personally loved the village and it gives you the feel that you were taken back in time with the Vikings. Will definitely recommend to other people!

Wikingerbratwurst was decent though I'm not sure what was so Viking about it; it tasted like a…read morenormal brat. I asked for the tomato sauce option but it came with mustard (though it was nice). Wikibgerfrikandelle itself tasted decent but was on the dry side. Again I didn't know what made it Viking.

If you're at all into ancient history or archeology, this earthen barricade with its accompanying…read moresmall museum is well worth a visit. Note: "Danevirke" is the Danish term, "Dannewerk" is the German word.