Husby: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

St. Vincentius Church is open year-round for visits, quiet reflection, and prayer. Volunteer-led church tours are offered on the first Friday of each month from May to September, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; advance registration is not required, and group visits can be arranged separately.

History

Husby’s archaeological heritage includes an urn cemetery that was used from 600 BC until around the beginning of the Common Era. By 1960, around 1,300 urns had been recorded there. There is also a wagon burial associated with a person possibly of princely rank.

Culture

Ruethstein is listed as a historic site approximately in the vicinity of Husby. Sieverstedt, St. Petri Church, is likewise listed as a church approximately in the vicinity. Gottorf Castle, State Museum, is listed as a museum approximately in the wider regional area around Husby. Edelsturm Ruins are listed under the category “Ruins” approximately in the wider regional area around Husby.

Landscape

Kirchberg is listed as a hill approximately near Husby. Habernis Beach is listed as a beach approximately in the vicinity of Husby. Farensodde is listed as a cape approximately in the vicinity of Husby, while Höckberg is listed as a hill approximately in the vicinity of Husby.

Getting There

Husby has a railway station on the Flensburg–Kiel line. There is an hourly train service in each direction, Park+Ride capacity, and a Bike+Ride facility with 22 spaces.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Husby can then continue their accommodation search. Further information about the area is available at Markerup.

To the higher-level travel overview: Schleswig-Flensburg.

More destinations

More places within the same destination:

Haddeby, Kappeln, Schafflund, Kropp-Stapelholm, Glücksburg, Schleswig, Arensharde.