Timmendorfer Strand: Niendorf/Ostsee - Niendorfer Hafen
Timmendorfer Strand sits on the Bay of Lübeck in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, where the resort municipality meets the harbour at Niendorf/Ostsee. Niendorf is one of the municipality’s districts, set beside a sheltered inlet used by fishing vessels and pleasure craft. The harbour gives this stretch of coast a working maritime character: masts, quays and boat berths stand close to waterside homes and paths. The Bay of Lübeck forms part of the Baltic Sea between Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Timmendorfer Strand developed as a seaside resort in the late 19th century, while Niendorf retains a distinct harbour quarter and is home to Vogelpark Niendorf. Together, the resort shore and fishing harbour connect the settlement with the everyday seafaring traditions of Germany’s Baltic coast.
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Built around the Baltic Sea shoreline of the Bay of Lübeck, Timmendorfer Strand grew into a major seaside resort in Schleswig-Holstein. Its broad sandy beach and waterfront promenade form the centre of a settlement between the coast and the wooded Brodtener Ufer, a bluff-lined stretch leading towards Travemünde. The district of Niendorf has a small harbour where fishing boats and pleasure craft share the basin, while Vogelpark Niendorf is dedicated to birdlife from around the world. Strandallee, running parallel to the shore, brings together hotels, cafés and shops. Browse additional webcams from the Bay of Lübeck area to extend your view of Schleswig-Holstein’s Baltic coast.
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