★ 3 · last edited Dec 11, 2019
Northern Germany
Contributionsversion #1created Dec 11, 2019Report this pageLatest contributions in this guideContributors to this guide
Location verified location
This is the coastal region with long beaches and a few islands, between the Baltic and the North Sea, home to former Hanseatic cities like Bremen and Lübeck, which still reflect past wealth. While Hamburg is one of Europe’s leading ports and Germany’s second-largest urban area, the region also offers countryside, heathlands, and forests perfect for walks and peaceful holidays.
Overview

This is the coastal region with long beaches and a few islands, between the Baltic and the North Sea, home to former Hanseatic cities like Bremen and Lübeck, which still reflect past wealth. While Hamburg is one of Europe’s leading ports and Germany’s second-largest urban area, the region also offers countryside, heathlands, and forests perfect for walks and peaceful holidays.
Key Facts
- Type of place: tourist region.
- Location:
- Local time:
- Main city: Hamburg.
- Population:
- Area:
- Highest point:
- Lowest point: Neuendorf bei Wilster (-3.50 m).
- Coastline: 2,389 km.
- Highlights (out of ): Nature / ; Adventure ; Culture ; Relaxation-holidays
Main Cities
Tourist Attractions
Cities and Heritage
Beaches and Seaside
Nature and Activities
Climate and Weather in Northern Germany
- Wadden Sea
- Bremen
- Bremerhaven
- Brunswick
- Cuxhaven
- Goslar
- Göttingen
- Hanover
- Hildesheim
- Lüneburg
- Oldenburg
- Lüneburg Heath
- Harz National Park
- Eutin Castle
- Glücksburg Castle
- Flensburg
- Hamburg
- Heligoland
- Kiel
- Lübeck
- Plön
- Sankt Peter-Ording
- Sylt
- Holstein Switzerland
- Rheinsberg Castle
- Greifswald
- Neubrandenburg
- Neustrelitz
- Rostock
- Rügen
- Schwerin
- Stralsund
- Wismar
- Baltic Sea Coast
- Western Pomerania Lagoon National Park
- Müritz National Park
- Usedom (Germany)
- Wadden Sea National Parks
- Rammelsberg Mines
- Fagus Factory