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About the hotel
Seeblick Försterhaus is a peaceful countryside hotel nestled in the village of Owschlag, in the heart of Schleswig-Holstein. With views across the quiet Owschlager See lake and surrounded by woods and meadows, the hotel provides a calm and comfortable setting just a short drive from Rendsburg. Its warm, family-run charm and traditional style create a welcoming base for discovering the lakes and natural beauty of the region.
About the hotel
You can relax on the lake-facing terrace, unwind in the garden, or settle into the cozy lounge or small library. There’s also outdoor seating, perfect for slow mornings or sunset evenings. Free parking and pet-friendly options add extra convenience for travelers.
The surrounding area is ideal for hiking, cycling, or a quiet paddle on the lake. Popular day trips include the beach town of Eckernförde and the historic streets of Schleswig’s old town. With nature at the doorstep and easy access to local sights, this is a place to slow down and recharge.
Rooms
The hotel offers a range of comfortable rooms, from economy singles to family-size options. All include private bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi, and thoughtful amenities. Some offer balconies or views of the lake.
About the hotel
About the hotel
Wake up to tranquil lake views at Seeblick Försterhaus in Owschlag, where cozy rooms, a sunlit breakfast terrace, and a peaceful garden create the perfect retreat. Host memorable gatherings in the spacious hall, all just steps from scenic trails.
Good to know
Check-in at: 14:00-21:00
Check out before: 11:00
Reception opening hours: 8:00-21:00
Area
Distance to center: 0 km (Owschlag)
Distance to sea or lake: 0 km (Owschlager See)
Nearest golf course: 17 km (Golfclub an der Schlei)
See the good prices for children. To achieve the advantageous prices, there must be at minimum of 2 paying adults in the room.
Child 0-2.99 years in parents' bed 100% discount
Child 3-6.99 years in own bed 80% discount
Child 7-13.99 years in own bed 50% discount
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Gottorp Slot
Visit Gottorp Castle with its beautiful baroque gardens and three art museums; the National Museum of Art, Cultural History and Archaeology.
The castle is located at the bottom of the river Slien and has played an important role in the many wars between the Danish kings and the Gottorp dukes.
Frederik I also ruled Denmark from Gottorp Castle.
Schleswig
Schleswig is just 40 km south of the Danish border and offers exciting history and culture. The city is over 1200 years old and calls itself the first city of Northern Europe. A stroll around the centre is recommended, where the city's cathedral is enthroned and hints at little Schleswig's more colourful past. Vikings settled along the Slien fjord, making the area an economic hub for 200 years. Later, the Dukes of Gottorp made Schleswig their power base from the 16th to 18th centuries. You can learn more about this historical heritage in the town's many museums.
Kiel
Kiel has plenty to offer all year round. In summer, the city and harbour are really lively and there are great opportunities for swimming. In winter, the city hosts one of northern Germany's most popular Christmas markets, transforming the town square into a fairytale Christmas village. And at other times of the year, it's a great place for sightseeing, with everything from the 2. World War II history to the beautiful botanical gardens. Located on the Kielerfjord, Germany's largest ferry port is in Kiel, where maritime atmosphere and city life combine beautifully. Kiel is also one of the most popular shopping cities on the Baltic Sea with plenty of exciting boutiques. Take a stroll through the Old Town, where you can see St Nicholas' Church on Alter Markt with Ernst Barlach's figure of the Geistkämpfer. It's also worth visiting the Maritime Museum, housed in an old fish hall, and seeing the historic ships in the Museum Harbour.
Glücksburg Castle
The castle is considered one of the most important Renaissance castles in the Nordic countries. The water castle is located in the town of Glücksburg on a dammed-up dam, which was built on a 2.5-metre-high granite plinth. The connection to land was over a bridge. Before the Second Schleswig War in 1864, the castle was a Danish royal residence where Frederik VII spent part of his time and he died here in 1863, the year before the war.
Sønderborg Castle
Better known as Christian II's prison.
The castle from the 13th century was one of the strongest castles of the kingdom in the Middle Ages. In the 1550s it was rebuilt as a Renaissance castle. The palace church, Queen Dorothea's Chapel, is one of Europe's few preserved lighthouse churches from the Reformation period and Denmark's oldest Renaissance-style interior.
The castle's most famous occupant was Christian II, who was deposed and imprisoned in the castle in 1532-1549. As a princely prisoner, he was treated according to his high rank and had several rooms in Sønderborg Castle at his disposal. He also had a small servants' quarters and his own cook, who prepared a good diet for him.
Today the castle houses the Museum of the History and Culture of Southern Jutland.