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Laboe combines the ease of a Baltic seaside resort with the solemn presence of a naval memorial in a way that reflects its position on Kiel Fjord. The municipality stands on the eastern shore of the fjord, where the sheltered waterway opens into the Baltic Sea and coastal sand, fields and low-lying shoreline shape the surrounding Probstei district. Its defining landmark is the 85-metre Laboe Naval Memorial, completed in 1936; conceived for German sailors lost in the First World War, it now commemorates seafarers of all nations lost at sea. At its foot, U-995, a Type VIIC submarine, is preserved as a museum ship. Laboe is closely tied to Kiel’s maritime traffic and sailing culture, while retaining the scale of a small coastal community.
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Laboe pairs a sandy Baltic shoreline with the maritime working character of Kiel Fjord, reflecting its position on the coast of Schleswig-Holstein. The long beach and promenade face the fjord’s busy waterway, where ferries, sailing boats and commercial traffic connect the harbour city of Kiel with the open Baltic Sea. Above the town stands the 85-metre Laboe Naval Memorial, inaugurated in 1936 and later dedicated to seafarers of all nations. Nearby, the preserved Type VIIC/41 submarine U-995 forms part of the naval memorial complex. Continue to other webcams in Schleswig-Holstein to compare coastal settings around Kiel Fjord and the Baltic Sea.
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