Flensburg is the third largest city in the region of Southern Schleswig in north of Germany, after Kiel and Lubeck. It is located on the shores of Baltic Sea and on German-Danish border. Initially it was the part of Denmark. It is the industrial hub of the region with its thriving mechanical, metallurgy, pharmaceutical, automobile, telecommunication and famous erotic trading chain stores. It is home to the ‘Flensburg University’ built in 1946 with around 4,000 enrolled students and also the vast variety of professional and training schools.

Flensburg is a dynamic city with rich culture, vast range of cultural and historical prospects. The soil of occasions and festivals greet the thousands of visitors annually, not only this city offers array of frivolous activities, endowed with great monument, museums, historical architecture and natural landscape, that demands you to discover the hidden treasure and cultural heritage of Flensburg.

The city has very well preserved Old Town with numerous old architectures; the oldest church located in the city is ‘Johanniskirche’ date back to 12th century. There are many other churches like Nikolaikirchi, Marienkirche, and Heilligiestkirche, each of it is worth to visit.

There are two gates one is the ‘Nordertor’ while other gate is on the harbor and named as ‘Kompagneiter’ constructed in around early 17th century. The city has the well preserved history in number of vivid museum, the ‘Rummuseum’ that tell about the history of Rum town of Flensburg. The history of art and culture is finely displayed in ‘Museumberg’. As being the port city it has the long history of shipping and fishing and that history is well reflected by the ‘Schifffahrtsmuseu ‘ and ‘Fischereimuseum’ respectively . If you have the crave to discover the place that could offer the best blend of nature and technology under one roof, so quench your thirst by visiting the wonderful ‘Phanomenta’ museum. The ‘Burgmuhle’ preserving the old windmill date back to 1792. Another magnificent ancient museum is the ‘Johannisburger Heimastube’ presenting the chronicles, Pictures and archives, which tell the history.

The Nature lover could also enjoy the omnipresent natural beauty all across the city, the Marinholzung is the popular forest located on western end of the town. An alluring ‘Volkpark’ on eastern of the city while the wonderful biggest park of the town is the ‘Christian Sens park’. The calendar year is full of festivals and events, whatever the month you reach the city you will find one of the jazzy events.