Brunstorf: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Brunstorf
Brunstorf is home to St. Elisabeth Church, which was built in 1777 and is described as the oldest church in the surrounding area. It replaced an earlier church; remains of the predecessor building are visible as unworked fieldstones in the north wall. The first church was probably built around 1250, with the first written mention dating from 1319.
Culture
Visitors can request guided tours of St. Elisabeth Church through the parish office. The parish also makes an effort to keep the church regularly open during the summer.
Notable historic features include a barrel-vaulted nave supported by ten wooden columns and painted with a starry sky, a 16th-century Anna Selbdritt, and Late Gothic figures of Saints Peter and John.
Nature
The Duchy of Lauenburg is characterized by a landscape rich in forests and water, with gentle hills, open fields, tree-lined avenues, wetlands, and moors.
The 3-star long-distance cycling route Alte Salzstraße from Lüneburg to Lübeck runs through the Duchy of Lauenburg; it follows the historic salt-trade corridor.
Surroundings
The wider regional surroundings of Brunstorf include Lauenburg Castle Tower, the Franzosenschanze Cultural-Historical Monument, the Spitzbubenberg Cultural-Historical Monument, and the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg.
The area surrounding Brunstorf also includes Breitenberg, Voßberg, Bellevueberg, and Schäferberg.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Brunstorf can continue searching for accommodation afterwards.
For the higher-level travel overview: Duchy of Lauenburg.
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