NDR-Studio Flensburg, Broadcasting studio in Flensburg, Germany.
NDR Studio Flensburg is a broadcasting facility in Schleswig-Holstein that produces television and radio content daily for the region and the German-Danish border area. The building houses two radio studios and one television studio where content is created for both German and Danish-speaking audiences.
The facility was founded in 1950 as the first studio of Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk and has served the border region since then. The building received heritage monument status in 2007 to protect its architectural features from that era.
The studio produces programs for both language communities at the German-Danish border and fosters cultural exchange across the region. Visitors can observe how hosts and technicians work together daily to create content that interests people on both sides of the border.
The site is located on Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse and can be reached easily for basic information about ongoing productions. It is advisable to contact ahead to learn more about opportunities to observe the production process.
The building preserves original features from the 1950s such as wooden wall panels and vintage speakers that remain visible during modern digital production. This blend of old and new technology allows visitors to trace the evolution of broadcasting technology across decades.
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