Krummesse

• Get inTickets and discounts: For groups of up to 5 people, the Schleswig-Holstein-Ticket is the most cost-effective and flexible option for a day trip.
• Get insee also: Ferries in the Baltic Sea There are many ferry connections to Lübeck.
• Get inPassengers ferries arrive at Skandinavienkai, a quay in Lübeck's borough Travemünde.
• Get inMost of the ferries run once or twice every day: Helsinki, Finland, operated by Finnlines Malmö, Sweden, operated by Finnlines Trelleborg, Sweden, operated by TT-Lines Skandinavienkai is served by buses 35 (timetable) and 50 (timetable).
• Get inLine 50 provides a direct connection between the ferry terminal and Lübeck ZOB (central bus station), while line 35 connects to Travemünde.
• Get inThe only way to travel between the ferry terminal and the train station is by using these buses.
• Go nextThe Baltic coast resorts in Mecklenburg Pommerania are about 1-2 hr drive on the Autobahn A20 away and might be worth a day trip Hansa-Park is an amusement park in Sierksdorf For nature lovers a trip to the lakes south of Lübeck may be of interest as there are great opportunities for bird-watching (e.g.
• Go nextThe towns are situated in a lake district which is popular for rambling and canoeing in summer (you can rent a canoe in Plön and go to Preetz by Schwentine River and through various lakes, then the canoe-centre people will get you and your canoe back to Plön by car).

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