Molln: Flugplatz Grambeker Heide
Among the places of Schleswig-Holstein, Flugplatz Grambeker Heide stands out for its broad grass landing field framed by woodland. It lies on the Grambeker Heide near Mölln, where the open airfield forms part of a largely wooded district dotted with lakes. Mölln belongs to the Lauenburg Lakes Nature Park, and the Elbe–Lübeck Canal runs through the town. The airfield’s unobstructed grass surface and tree-lined edges give it a distinctly rural character, far removed from the built-up setting of a commercial airport. Forest, open clearings and lakes shape the wider area. Mölln is also closely associated with Till Eulenspiegel, the trickster of German folklore, whose traditional grave is in the town.
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Mölln sits on the Elbe–Lübeck Canal in Schleswig-Holstein, where the Lauenburg Lakes Nature Park meets the low, wooded countryside of northern Germany. The town is closely associated with Till Eulenspiegel, the folk figure traditionally said to be buried here; a memorial stone and the Eulenspiegel Fountain keep that literary tradition present in the old town. St. Nicolai Church rises above streets shaped by brick architecture, while nearby lakes and waterways connect Mölln to the canal route between the Elbe and Lübeck. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Schleswig-Holstein connects regionally.
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