Glücksburg Castle — Attraction in Glücksburg

My recent visit to Glücksberg Castle in North Germany was nothing short of delightful. I embarked on a picturesque journey, taking a ferry from Flensburg port to reach this historical gem, and the 45-minute ride offered breathtaking views of the surrounding waters.

Glücksberg Castle itself is a charming piece of history, nestled in a serene setting. The castle's architecture is captivating, and the well-maintained grounds make for a pleasant stroll. While I didn't have the opportunity to explore the castle's interior during my visit, the exterior alone is worth the trip.

The tranquility of the location and the proximity to the water create a serene atmosphere that's perfect for a relaxing day trip. I would highly recommend Glucksberg Castle to anyone seeking a tranquil escape with a...

Beautiful building, an exhibit in its entirety, all floors. Note that to get in, you need to buy a ticket at an office in the courtyard on the way to the Castle, tickets aren't on sale at the castle entrance itself. Note that also in the courtyard is a small cafe, and next to the ticket kiosk, a small, well maintained washroom. The castle/museum is very well maintained and presented, and is informative also on the history of Europe, the ramifications of the Royal Families marrying into each other and so on. A very impressive, well maintained and attractive building and exhibition, from the dungeon & torture chamber in the 'basement', to the servants quarters and military sections in upper floors and 'loft'. Well worth a day out, and perhaps a picnic in the beautiful ...

Wonderful historic castle with its own museum, museum shop and has a restaurant in the castle cellars. The restaurant is only open tuesdays to sundays, from 6pm to 9pm. Holds a very rich and interesting Danish/German history. The castle also arranges a magical christmas market, which stretches from the courtyard and stables to the castle entrance and on the ground floor. This market has an entrance fee paid before one enters the bridge over the moat. Usually, the entrance fee to the castle is paid in the museum shop in the courtyard. There is a small parking lot at the castle by the main road, if there are no more spaces, drive past and stay on the main road. A few hundred metres there are several more parking spaces on your left hand. Wonderful spot...