Coronavirus update

Unfortunately, hotels will remain closed until 7th March 2021. Overnight stays in hotels and accommodation are only offered in exceptional cases and in the context of essential business trips. We will update you here as soon as we have news and will be able to welcome you again.
Further info is available on the website of the Foreign Ministery.

From now on you can visit Travemünde as a day visitor again, the entry ban for non-Lübeck residents is lifted.

Anyone wanting to enter a shop in Travemünde, as well as anywhere else in Schleswig-Holstein, and use the bus, train or taxi must wear a medical mask which means at least a surgical mask or a FFP2 or KN95/N95 mask.  

The obligation to wear a mask is extended until the until 7th March 2021 and also extended to shopping centres as well as to roofed areas in shopping centres, the associated car parks and weekly markets. It is also obligatory to wear a mask when entering the Travemünde harbour and beach railway station including the forecourt and the railway stations at the airport, St. Jürgen, Hochschulstadtteil, Dänischburg, Kücknitz and Skandinavienkai as well as the Lübeck main railway station.

Furthermore, it is obligatory to wear a mouth-nose cover in Travemünde on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) between 9 am and 7 pm in the area of the Leuchtenfeld car park, Trelleborgallee, Am Leuchtenfeld, Vorderreihe, ferry jetty and Priwallpromenade.

Children up to the age of six years as well as bus, train and taxi drivers are exempt from this regulation. Please wear a face covering whenever you can't keep a 1,5m distance from others. This also applies to all public indoor spaces. Masks protect those around you and will help slow the spread of the virus.

As soon as day trips are possible again, you can enjoy the beach of Travemünde in autumn and winter without paying a fee. On the Kurstrand beach a fee of € 3.00 is charged from 15th May to 14th September.

The public transport in Lübeck and Travemünde offers a regular service. Medical masks are mandatory in buses and public transport. The mask must be at least a surgical mask or a higher quality FFP2 or KN95/N95 mask. Please keep in mind: Buy the ticket at the ticket counters if possible. The service centres are open. Tickets can also be bought in the buses.

The car ferry runs every 10 to 15 minutes. The passenger ferry Nordermole jetty will only be used on Saturdays and Sundays from 12 pm to 6 pm.

The e-scooters in Travemünde are available. Wear gloves to stay protected and wash your hands before and after using them for safety reasons. Also maintain the safety distance please.

Restaurants, cafés and bars will remain closed until 7th March 2021. Many of them offer take-away services. Appointments for the pick-up of your orders must be made in advance. The consumption of alcoholic drinks in public areas is prohibited.

No, there won't be any tours until further notice.

Until 7th March 2021 there won't be any events in Travemünde. This nationwide restriction will be in force until that date.

The MS Hanse service between Lübeck and Travemünde as well as the "charming hour" (Travemünde cruise) are cancelled until further notice.

The shops, with the exception of shops for daily needs, are closed. Click & Collect services are offered by many of the closed shops. Open shops may only be entered by one person from a household. Please keep in mind, that it’s compulsory to wear a mask. A medical mask is required – which means that you must wear at least a surgical mask or a higher quality FFP2 or KN95/N95 mask. Please avoid any unnecessary contact and go shopping on your own. Barber shops are allowed to open from 1st March 2021 considering the hygiene rules.

The weekly market in Travemünde takes place. Please keep your distance and cover your mouth and nose. And please remember to avoid any unnecessary contact and go shopping alone if possible.

Although some churches remain open, many church services will not take place until 7th March 2021.

The public toilets are open.