A varied programme awaits young and old, from theatre performances by the integrative ensemble 'nordbretter' to special offers for people with disabilities who find an inclusive space in the community.

Navigate through the taste world of the Orient without leaving Kiel. Authentic oriental cuisine awaits you, from traditional dishes to modern interpretations. Every bite is an invitation to explore the rich culinary culture of the Orient.

Get up close and personal with the diversity of the oceans through magnificent whale skeletons, including the 13m long blue whale skeleton, and unique specimens of extinct species. Children discover the deep sea in a playful way and learn more about skeletons and taxidermy in workshops.

A fascinating journey through the history of the cloth-making trade awaits you: from the Iron Age to the modern day, impressive machines and historic looms in action. Exciting exhibits invite you to try them out – spin wool into yarn, weave cloth like back then. Media stations with interviews with contemporary witnesses and historical educational films enrich the experience. Enjoy the interactive exhibition and discover the development from Geest village to industrial center.

Get up close and personal with the thickness of the walls, up to 2 meters thick, which once provided shelter and now serve as a memorial to the past. Through guided tours and events, this bunker offers insights into the history of war and actively promotes peace education. Explore this historic command center and immerse yourself in the role it played in World War II.

Explore Gothic architecture and medieval murals in the context of social welfare. Inside, marvel at the unique "Kabäuschen", small living cells that offered privacy and protection. Fascinating is the carillon that rings before the hour and the opportunity to take part in cultural events in a historical setting.

From medieval cabinets to classicist home décor, over 900 pieces of furniture by Heinrich Sauermann will guide you through the eras. Original farmhouse parlours, Schleswig-Holstein paintings of the 19th and 20th centuries as well as expressionist works by great artists await you. This cultural panorama is complemented by toy collections and unique photography exhibitions.

Experience Gothic architecture with ornate carvings and intricate decorations. Marvel at medieval vault paintings, the Renaissance altar, and the statue of the Crescent Moon Madonna. Listen to the sounds of the Flensburg Bach Choir in this historic hall church that dates back over 700 years.

In the historic Villa Eschenburg, surrounded by Brahms's personal letters, notes and manuscripts, you will experience the world of one of the greatest composers. The annual Brahms Festival combines his works with lively performances that focus on his musical genius and bridge the gap between past and present.

In a house purchased by captains in 1535, you'll dine under old ships hanging from dark ceilings. Brightly scrubbed benches with wood carvings and dim lighting by old chandeliers create an authentic ambience. Here you can enjoy North German cuisine in an environment that takes you back to the time of the seafarers while exchanging ideas with large parties at long tables.