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Pro
A profound landscape with such a perfect sky.
Con
A little stylish. A little costy. But worth every dime.
In a nutshell
Home is where the heart is.
MikeAtSea Says: This photograph I took of one of the many maps that give orientation. Here one can see that the town is stretched out along the coastline. A walk from the one side of Timmendorfer Strand to Niendorf will take about 30 minutes, leisurely.
MikeAtSea Says: Both Niendorf and Timmendorfer Strand have a small city centre. Most of the shopping concentrates around the centre of Timmendorfer Strand. Here one can also find attractive street cafes and restaurants.
1 Review and 4 Opinions Located directly on the Baltic coast at the beach of Timmendorfer Strand, this hotel offers its...
Country Inn & Suites Timmendorfer
4 Opinions
Moevennest: Ice cream and coffee at snack booth
MD2nd Says: Along the beach, on the lovely and green promenade of Timmendorfer Strand, which goes all the way to Niendorf and Luebeck, are many, many snack booths. There ppl can take a break from their swim, bicycle, walk or whatsoever, and have little meals, snacks, soft drinks, ice...
Moevenpick ice cream booth: Creamy tasting ice
MD2nd Says: Doesn't that look tasty? And I don't necessarily mean the painter only but Moevenpick ice cream as well, which is quite famous in Germany for its great, rich, and very creamy taste. Not sure whether Moevenpick is a German, Austrian or a company from The Swiss? Anyway, they...
Mien Baecker at famila: Great cakes, bread rolls, and snacks
MD2nd Says: Mien Baecker is a bakery which is located right inside that local & huge famila shop. Customers can sit & eat there (self-service). One would choose from their pretty big & fresh selection of baked goodies, tea, coffee, soft drinks. One put the choosen things on a tablet,...
Filou: Restaurant with snack booth
MD2nd Says: Filou is a restaurant & cafe, and for my understanding they also have a snack booth in front of their restaurant that looks like a little lighthouse and offers fantastic fries, real crispy & hot. Also hot dogs to go - open if weather cooperates. Restaurant Filou itself was...
Restaurant Feuerstein: Inexpensive Pizza place
MD2nd Says: Restaurant Feuerstein is lovely located at the Kurpark. So far I understand it's the most inexpensive place around. It's also a sportsbar, and restaurant for ordering pizza by phone. Service/waiters are friendly. Fast they get the meals done. We've been there for a small...
Maria250 Says: The other year we didn't take the highway but mostly drove on back roads which was less a drive but cosy crawls behind hay trucks and such. That, with Trace Adkins tracks playing, we thought our detour was quite ok. Hemmelsdorf lies to the north of Luebeck between Ratekau...
Directions to Timmendorfer Strand
Maria250 Says: Take A1, drive into direction of Luebeck, then ahead direction of Fehmann, then take exit 18 with the sign naming the towns of Ratekau, Niendorf, Timmendorfer Strand, then turn right, then drive on straight into the town of Timmendorfer Strand.
Helpfulness
Great shop that provids most of the categories mentioned: any thing foodstuff and drink, books, discount stuff, children & ladies & men's clothes, sporting goods, art & crafts & stationery, some computer and electronic items, gifts & souvenirs, music, bath and beauty related things, shoes, toys, games, and I think flowers too. Have never come to know a famila shop before, and I was really surprised by their staff's helpfulness, friendliness, and their truly kind way of treating their customers. If we had such a shop around I def. would stick with'em. Maybe famila's staff is trained in the states since such friendliness is still not happen too often with German shops. And: they are open on Sundays. Many parking spots in front of the shop. And the main bus station too.
Updated Aug 27, 2011
Website: http://www.famila-nordost.de/de/Warenhaeuser/Timmendorf.php
Timmendorfer Strand tourist information
MD2nd Says: The curative waters of this Baltic Sea resort are blessed with a salt content that ranges from 0.3 to 1.8 per cent. A number of skin conditions can be alleviated by the disinfecting properties of this saline water. The spa treatment centre for example, offers a comprehensive...
Timmendorfer Strand tourist information of earlier
MD2nd Says: I here would like to provid the link to my former Timmendorfer Strand page as it's hopefully an useful add to this recent page.Contact:Kurbetrieb Timmendorfer StrandTimmendorfer Platz 10Timmendorfer Strand, 23669email: info@timmendorfer-strand.de
MD2nd Says: Up until today I personally haven't visit Sea Life though I do spend time in Timmendorfer Strand once in a while. Seems Sea Life to me is not really a must do thing. However, it's a nice opportunity on a rainy day, I guess. Discover the fascination of the underwater world at...
MD2nd Says: The Strandkorb was invented in 1882 under Emperor Wilhelm I by Wilhelm Bartelmann, chief basketmaker to the imperial court who came up with the design after an elderly aristocratic lady suffering from rheumatism asked him to build a seat that would protect her from for the...
Beach chairs for rent, Strandkorbvermietung
Maria250 Says: Not too much of that beach type but rather that hiking mountains, or walking plain farmland, type of person yet my mom like many other visitors, loves those wooden beach chairs. And like many other visitors she too rents her beach chair for the time of her stay....
Maria250 Says: The curative Baltic Sea water boasts a salt content that ranges from 0.3 to 1.8 per cent. A number of skin conditions can be alleviated by the disinfecting properties of this saline water. Treatments are available for cardiovascular diseases, musculo-skeletal illnesses,...
Take a ship - if you make it without sea sick
Maria250 Says: How about a boat trip on the Baltic Sea from Timmendorfer Strand to Groemitz or the Fehrman island? We haven't done that as I really am not sea safe (those few times I needed to take a ferry my stomac did nothing but turn and turn and turn more) yet the offers for any boat...
Minigolf course, bikes and books at Kurpark
MD2nd Says: Not too sure whether minigolf could be considered a sport? However it's a funny looking game. This minigolf place right at Timmendorfer Strand's Kurpark is a very cute looking one. We haven't played there but had their fantastic tasting coffee which comes in a plastic cup...
MD2nd Says: Beach volleyball, or sand volleyball, is an Olympic team sport played on sand. Like other variations of volleyball, two teams, separated by a high net, try to score points against the other by grounding a ball on the other team's court. Competitive beach volleyball teams...
MD2nd Says: If I was to say whether minigolf or rather chess is considered a sport, I most likely answer "rather chess". But then again I have no clue, I yet think this huge painted chess board right at the Kurpark with cosy benches, looks very inviting. Sort of Italian style, like ppl...
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I can't tell you too much about Timmendorfer Strand - I was only here a few hours and most of that was spent chatting in a coffee shop! To burn off a few of the calories of a creamy Marzipan cake, we...
Timmendorfer Strand - Leisure Beach
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