Klein Gladebrügge presents itself as a rural location with a varied landscape and notable points along a local cycle route. The approximately 24 km circular route leads through Klein Gladebrügge, past Gieselteich and the village oak, and on to Traventhal. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Klein Gladebrügge can then continue their search for accommodation.
Nature
Klein Gladebrügge lies on the edge of the Trave Valley in a varied hedgerow landscape. The Trave forms the western municipal boundary. A small unsupervised bathing area is located at the entrance to Klein Gladebrügge, approximately 2 km southeast of Bad Segeberg city centre.
History and Culture
On the road from Klein Gladebrügge to Traventhal stands a Rantzau stone bearing an inscription from 1575. It commemorates the Danish King Frederick II and Heinrich Rantzau.
The archaeological history of Klein Gladebrügge includes excavated Stone Age graves and the remains of the Slavic Ohlenborg, which was destroyed around 900 AD. The village cultural programme includes four cultural events every year, including concerts, readings and lectures.
Surroundings
The state stud farm is located near Klein Gladebrügge. Nehmsberg is situated in the surrounding area. Further afield in the region are the Herb Museum, Bischofswarder, Tempel, Große Holzinsel, St. Marien zu Lübeck and Lübeck Catherine's Church.
For further location options, pages on Lentföhrden, Leezen, Rickling, Hartenholm, Bark, Nehms, Bimöhlen and Bad Bramstedt are also available.
