Großenbrode

Großenbrode is a coastal municipality along the Baltic Sea in Ostholstein, featuring sandy beaches, a railway station, and residential areas. The place offers various accommodation options from beachfront hotels to camping facilities, with direct train connections to larger cities in northern Germany.

The municipality was home to a naval aviation station from 1937 to 1942, serving as a key training facility for the German Kriegsmarine. This military past shaped the place's development, though today peaceful activities define its character.

The place is shaped by its ties to the sea, visible in the work of local fishers and the celebrations held year-round in the community. You can experience this connection to maritime life when walking through the harbor areas or attending the seasonal events that bring residents together.

The place is easily reached by train, and there are numerous lodging options depending on whether you prefer staying near the beach or in quieter areas. Most visitors find good orientation here, as the beaches and main areas are clearly laid out and easy to walk through.

A former military observation tower has been converted into a restaurant where you can look across the Baltic Sea toward the Danish coast. This repurposed structure combines unexpected history with a modern dining experience and offers an uncommon place to eat with a view.