The Vorderreihe and promenade in the centre of Travemünde

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Travemünde from A to Z

From A for arrival to W for weekly market: this index leads to all topics around Travemünde – each term briefly explained and linked to the right page.

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Travemünde from A to Z

  • Getting here Train, bus, car and the Scandinavia ferries – with live departures.
  • Doctors and pharmacies Practices, pharmacies and emergency numbers in and around Travemünde.
  • Day trips Lübeck, the neighbouring resorts, the Priwall and the cliffs.
  • Spa rule The exception that lets Travemünde’s shops open on Sundays in season.
  • Fun facts Curiosities and records around Travemünde.
  • History From the founding in 1187 to today – as an interactive timeline.
  • Golf The golf courses in Travemünde and the Bay of Lübeck.
  • Harbours Skandinavienkai, Ostpreußenkai, Passat harbour and more – each its own page.
  • Dog beach Where dogs may go on the beach all year (east Priwall, Brodten).
  • Kurstrand The main beach in front of the promenade, about two kilometres of fine sand.
  • Lighthouse Germany’s oldest surviving lighthouse (1539), today a museum.
  • With children Playgrounds, sand sculptures and ideas for any weather.
  • Museums Lighthouse museum, Seebadmuseum, Passat and sand sculptures.
  • Opening hours When and where you can shop – including Sundays.
  • Places Cafés, restaurants and ice-cream parlours in the directory.
  • Passat The 1911 barque, a museum ship and landmark on the Priwall.
  • Planner The coast planner builds a day in 30 seconds.
  • Priwall The peninsula on the east bank of the Trave, reached by ferry.
  • Sea rescue The DGzRS station with the rescue boat “Erich Koschubs”.
  • See and do The landmarks and highlights in town.
  • Shopping The fine, owner-run shops on the Vorderreihe.
  • Beach chairs Operators, booking and special chairs.
  • Events All dates, also by month.

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