This place is just great. Had a stressful week before coming - and all that stress is gone now…read moreafter walking along the beach and just enjoying the view. People are really friendly here, even to foreigner like me. Hotels and restaurants are good. It's a great place to rent a bike. You can ride the bike and visit all near by towns :) From here to Neustadt is about 17km which is a good half day trip with bike. You will pass small beach towns before reaching Neustadt. The ride is chill but with good distance, so dedenitiy some calories will be burned ! Just come - and I'm sure you will find some relaxation !

Timmendorfer Strand was a lovely surprise on a warm sunny early Autumn weekend…read more We fancied a day out, stuck a pin in a map and went off in the car up the A1 towards Lubeck. We kept driving until we arrived at any sea, so that is how we arrived at the Neindorf end of the beach. When we arrived we found the kind of seaside resort that English towns should aspire to be. A lovely curved bay with a wide sandy beach and the whole stretch strewn with beautifully unique German steamer booths that I have only seen in this part of Europe. Part beach hut and part sun-lounger they offer a perfect base for a day by the sea. The car nearby in a free car park, the cafes and restaurants all clean, good value and well kept. The children had an amazing time and keep asking to return. At just an hour away from central Hamburg we will return here many times. The only weak spot was bad traffic on the motorway home, however we pulled off from the Autobahn and drive the back road home which opened up an even more interesting journey through lovely villages of Schleswig Holstein.

If you have transport go to Møns Klint and preferably when the weather is good. It is something you…read morehave not seen/experienced before. It is a solid 1,5 hour drive from Copenhagen and can be easily two hours if you don't know the way or you go slightly slow. The drive is nice and you pass a very nice bridge, almost by the end of the trip. There is a parking space when you arrive and I would recommend you having water with you when you start the hiking. There are more than one ways to go down but we took the stairs closest to the museum. Going down is easy but the walk at the beach and the hike up is a bit tougher. The rocky beach can be hard to walk on with slippers as the rocks move with every step you take and you can't be steady enough. My friend and I managed but I would suggest bringing your sneakers. When we reached the beach we walked to the next stairs which were around 2 km away. Going up is hard for your lungs but you can take breaks in between at the built up benches. The beach is not so pleasant to swim as you need to manage to get through all those rocks. However close to the second stairs there was a gap which made it easier to get through. I loved the views from up better than the experience walking at the rocky beach. It is just amazing! We didn't go into the museum but it is about the history of Denmarks birth and the fossils found in the cliff. If the day is good there is also a beach very close (maybe 15 mins drive) in a very cute little town called Klintholm Havn.

A lovely​ museum with all the interactive exhibits. I would say a ​great place for kids and those…read morewith inner child in them. The museum is not big, but it's sufficient enough to explain you about the fossils that were found in the cliff, where they came from and how the cliffs were made and all the little bits of pieces of geology lesson. It's all very interesting to learn. Do go up to the dinosaur tower, it's much fun. It tells the story of​ how a flock of scientists found the first dinosaur (complete) bones in Greenland, and there's also a bit of TV interactive in​ the last room. ​All in all a great fun place to be.