Kellinghusen: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Kellinghusen combines a ceramic tradition with surrounding landscapes both nearby and farther afield. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Kellinghusen can then continue their search for accommodation.

Culture

A self-guided ceramic tour in Kellinghusen offers three route lengths and connects the museum, the former Ceramic Street and other sights. Traditional faience, utilitarian ceramics and contemporary vessels are produced in local workshops. Visitors have the opportunity to watch the craft being practised or try it themselves.

Located in the historic town hall, the museum combines Kellinghusen’s ceramic tradition with historical keyboard instruments. The permanent exhibition includes Kellinghusen faience from the 18th and 19th centuries. Special exhibitions, instrumental concerts, workshops and a shop selling products from local potteries complement the museum’s offerings.

Nature

In the immediate surroundings, north of Kellinghusen, lies Störkathener Heide, also known as the heathland near Kellinghusen. The approximately 16-hectare nature reserve features a viewpoint at the Liliencron Memorial and an approximately 2.5-kilometre circular trail with information boards.

Geographical Setting

The surrounding area of Kellinghusen includes Butterberg, Tönsberg, Boxberg and Hallohberg. The wider regional area contains Neuspringhirsch, Wichernkirche Neumünster and Kreuzkirche Neumünster.

For further navigation, the local pages for Brokstedt and Störkathen are also available.

For the higher-level travel overview: Steinburg.

More destinations

More places within the same destination:

Hohenaspe, Brokdorf, Bokelrehm, Rethwisch, Elskop, Horst-Herzhorn.