Best places: Tourist attractions in Ratekau, Germany

Elegant 4-masted sailing ship launched in 1911 now open for guided tours & events during the summer.

👍 So beautiful over the cliffs

👍👍 Good feeling of relaxing beside the river and see the crossing boats... :)

Native ducks & migrating Nordic wildfowl in a nature area encompassing riverbank & lakeshore trails.

👍👍 Very nice place by the sea. Recommend a visit to everyone, especially early risers will get their money's worth there. Was there to photograph the sunrise, a dream I tell you. But what you also need is sturdy shoes and a flashlight if we start in the dark.

👍👍 Awesome garden, full of different flowers, all are beautiful with a small library... lovely place to visit 🥰

Fully restored, brick-built Medieval gate containing a museum dedicated to the city's history.

👍 It was an oasis of fun. Spontaneously came out to this Ostsee beach and found everything a person needs. After some searching with several beach chair vendors - the guy on the far right side, facing the beach, can always get you a comfy beach chair, at great prices. At Seebruecke Niendorf you can ge...

👍👍 Schöner Strand feiner Sand schöne Gegend

👍 Wunderschöne Parkanlage, es gibt auch eine Hundefreilauffläche. Viele Wege führen durch den Park und mehrere Bänke laden zum Verweilen ein.

Hiking, jogging & wildlife viewing are popular activities at this scenic wetland nature preserve.

Exhibits about the life & legacy of the eponymous chancellor & Nobel laureate in his childhood home.

Landmark brick lighthouse built in 1539, featuring a maritime history museum & waterway views.

A row of riverside salt warehouses brick-built in the Renaissance style between 1579 and 1745.

Romantic & early modern art, including Edvard Munch paintings, in a pair of 1700s mansions.

Medieval religious art, modern photography & more exhibited in a 15th-century Gothic monastery.

One of the world's oldest existing social institutions, now host to a popular Christmas market.

Exhibitions on the life & work of the German writer in his former work space, with courtyard art.