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Bad Bramstedt

Quiet hotel location surrounded by spa gardens

The TRYP by Wyndham Bad Bramstedt Hotel is situated amidst Bad Bramstedt's spa gardens. Enjoy the natural calm of the spa gardens with a Kneipp facility, Nordic walking routes and the "Garten der Sinne" (Garden of Senses) right in front of our door. The spa town of Bad Bramstedt is famous for its water cures and health baths as well as for climatotherapy and light therapies. The weekly farmers' and flea markets in the city centre are popular meeting spots, along with many attractive dance bars, cafés, skittle and bowling alleys.

Cycling tours and hikes in the fresh air

The gentle hills of the river landscape are ideal for extensive walks, hikes and cycle tours. Two well-known hiking routes, the Ochsenweg (Ox Road) and the Mönchsweg, (Monks' Trail) lead through Bad Bramstedt. Follow the Monks' Trail to discover the enchanted Forest Chapel in Mönkloher Forst.

Lush meadows, ancient forests and magnificent riverside landscapes 

The riverside area at the "green heart" of Schleswig Holstein is an insider's tip. It is the perfect place to meet friendly people, unwind and recharge your batteries surrounded by nature. The beautiful region is ideal for a family holiday far off the beaten track. Below, we have listed our favourite leisure activities and sights. Do not hesitate to contact us for more information! >> Contact

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Tryp by Wyndham Bad Bramstedt Hotel
Am Köhlerhof 4
24576 Bad Bramstedt
Germany

We show our Bad Bramstedt!
Do you want to discover Bad Bramstedt off the beaten path? These spots will make your stay a special one.
Bad Bramstedt Castle

The castle is only 800 m away from the TRYP by Wyndham Bad Bramstedt Hotel. The gatehouse was a gift from the Danish King Christian IV to his mistress, Wiebke Kruse. The construction of the actual castle was terminated due to disrepair.
St. Mary Magdalene's
Church

The town of Bad Bramstedt centres around St. Mary Magdalene's Church, that is located on a small hill. The building was constructed in the 13th century and is only 1 km away from our hotel in Bad Bramstedt.
Old watermill

The history of the Bramstedt water mill can be traced back to 1546. From 1633 to 1698, the mill belonged to the Bramstedt noble manor and it was run independently up to the 20th century. In 1968, the mill's main building  was destroyed. The residential house is still inhabited today.
The story of Wiebke
Kruse

The sculpture of Wiebke Kruse is reminiscent of a romantic love story: As the Danish king Christian IV rode through Bramstedt in 1625, he saw the young Wiebke Kruse washing clothes by the wayside and fell in love with her immediately. Wiebke Kruse became his mistress and they had two children together. In 1995, the blacksmith Alfred Schmidt created the sculpture, capturing Wiebke how King Christian saw her during his visit.
The Roland

Bad Bramstedt's landmark: The Roland was a symbol of fair market trading, and merchants concluded contracts beneath it. In the event of disputes, legal decisions were made under his sword. The statue made of sandstone dates back to 1693.
Kalkberg Bad
Segeberg

The town of Bad Segeberg is about 32 km away from the TRYP hotel in Bad Bramstedt. Apart from the well-known Karl May Festival, it is home to Kalkberg rock and the mysterious Kalkberg Cave. Enjoy the view from its 91 m high peak or explore the cave during a guided tour.
Coffee and cake in
prison at Galerie
Café

The castle prison is idyllically situated on Barmstedt's Castle Island at Rantzauer Lake. Enjoy coffee and cake in a real prison cell or on the lovely terrace. Adventurous prison dinners can be booked by larger groups.
Kurbahn Bad
Bramstedt

The light train was originally used to transport medicinal plants from the swamp area to the rheumatic clinic in Bad Bramstedt. In 1998, it passed into private ownership. Nowadays, visitors have the opportunity to ride the so-called "Oskar Alexander Kurbahn" through the moorlands and learn more about the protection of the environment and the measures taken to preserve the moor.

Horseback riding in
Holstein's Auenland

The greatest happiness on earth lies on the back of a horse, according to an old saying. Experience this happiness in Bad Bramstedt's 400 km network of bridle paths. Discover the 18 circular paths through Holstein's Auenland and enjoy the beautiful natural landscape.
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