Holidays
for the whole family

Families in Glücksburg have a number of exciting playgrounds at their disposal for a short trip into adventure. On the beaches in Sandwig, on the Holnis peninsula and in Schwennau, there are playgrounds that entice children to take a trip to the seaside even on cooler days. The grown-ups can either play along or make themselves comfortable in a beach chair, which are available near the playgrounds. All playgrounds are regularly maintained and well looked after. A very special tip is the Friedeholz forest playground, which offers plenty of shade on hot days. The idyllic forest playground with wooden play equipment is spacious and offers plenty of room for imaginative play.

Playfully learning all about the climate, climate change and energy production - that's possible at the Klimapark artefakt in Glücksburg! Young researchers will feel right at home here, as there is so much to discover, explore and learn at the climate park's numerous stations. From their own little balcony power station to exciting hands-on stations, young and old explorers can learn more about energy in a fun way. Three different routes lead through the park, each with a different focus. The black tour focuses on the conversion of one form of energy into another. The gray tour is all about energy: where does it come from, where does it go? You can catch a glimpse of the future on the yellow tour, which focuses on the use of fossil fuels and renewable energies, which will be the main focus of energy production in the future.

Klimapark artefact
Bremsbergallee 35
24960 Glücksburg
Phone: 04631-6116-0

Families can also have a great time in Glücksburg on typical Baltic Sea days. The Fördeland-Therme offers a large bathing and swimming area in the "Children's World", where children's hearts beat faster. The children's pool with a water depth of just 20 cm is ideal for babies, toddlers and non-swimmers to splash around in. The small lighthouse slide is particularly fun. In dry weather, we also recommend the outdoor pool with miniature castle and large mud playground, where the little ones can really let off steam. The family slide is particularly popular with older children (and the young at heart).

Fördeland Therme Gluecksburg GmbH
Sandwigstraße 1A
24960 Gluecksburg
Phone: +49 (0) 4631 44407-0

Attention little explorers: The Phänomenta, an interactive exhibition about science and technology, awaits you in Flensburg. But even the grown-ups can learn something new here. The entire exhibition is designed so that you can lend a hand at any time and carry out small experiments yourself to better understand the phenomena. Around 170 experiments are waiting to be carried out by visitors: from the "sloping salon", in which the sense of balance is really shaken up, to the Coriolis fountain, in which the rotation sets the water jets in turmoil. In the Dwarf Phenomenta, 3 to 6-year-olds can tinker, tinker and marvel at 20 age-appropriate exhibits.

Phänomenta e.V.
Norderstraße 157 - 163
24939 Flensburg, Germany
Phone: +49 (0) 461 14449-0

Who doesn't remember them from their own childhood, the Lego bricks? And even children today are still growing up with the imaginative building possibilities of the small, colorful bricks. At Legoland Billund you will find a whole world of Lego that will not only make children's hearts beat faster. Various theme parks invite you to travel to other worlds, and the fast-paced rides guarantee fun for the whole family. Go on a fun safari and discover wild animals from distant continents, but which are completely tame. Or visit Miniland, where many Danish sights have been faithfully and lovingly recreated.

Legoland Billund
LEGOLAND ApS
Aastvej 10
DK-7190 Billund
Phone: +45 (0) 75331244