Altenkrempe is located between the Baltic Sea and Holstein Switzerland. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Altenkrempe can then continue their search for accommodation.
Culture
The basilica was built before its first documented mention in 1197. Its furnishings include a bronze baptismal font from the 13th century, an altar from the mid-18th century, and a Sauer organ from 1901.
Hasselburg Estate, located in Altenkrempe, is an 18th-century estate complex that retains a symmetrical layout with two barns, two cavalier houses, a gatehouse, and a manor house. The estate hosts concerts of the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival. The thatched barn is used for cultural events and musical productions; the manor house contains a Baroque hall with illusionistic ceiling paintings. There is a designated accessible parking space near the concert venue.
Documented references to Sierhagen Estate date back to the 12th century. Guided tours of the Hasselburg Mill can be arranged for small groups by appointment. The annual Mill Day includes a guided introduction to the mill and its technology.
Nature
The 191-hectare Kremper Au is designated as an FFH protected area. The designated landscape includes a larger lowland grassland area near Altenkrempe, as well as streams, spring habitats, beech forest, and alder-ash woodland along the banks.
Food and Drink
The Palmenhaus Café in Altenkrempe is located directly next to the former nursery of Sierhagen Estate; parking is available on site. The café serves homemade cakes and gateaux as well as small savoury dishes. Upon request, it can offer gluten-free, vegan, or lactose-free alternatives.
Once you have decided on the location, you can proceed directly with your search for accommodation in Altenkrempe.
