Timeline
20:55
Grab a fish sandwich from Fisch Paul. This summer-only institution is open from 10:30 and usually closes at sunset, so you have time to buy one before the evening rush. It is a quick stop that gives you a classic Travemünde bite to eat while you walk.
21:15
Head to the Priwall Ferry. The ferry commutes over the navigation channel for the big boats, connecting Travemünde with the Priwall Peninsula. Arrive here to watch the historic ferryboat cross the channel against the setting sun. The sun sets toward the NW, offering a clear view of the vessel’s path across the water.
21:55
Walk to Luzifer for dinner. This stylish restaurant features a good roof-deck bar with a view of the bypassing ships. It is open from 09:00 to 22:00, making it a reliable spot for an evening meal after the sun has gone down.
22:40
End the night at Das kleine Winkler. This bistro and wine shop from the Pfalz region offers a cozy atmosphere to finish your evening. Since opening hours are not fixed in the context, check the route and current status before you go.
Local tip
Fisch Paul usually closes at sunset, so buy your sandwich early. If you prefer a sit-down meal before the ferry, Alte Vogei is open until 23:00 and serves fresh local kitchen.
Check before you go
- Fisch Paul is only open Apr-Oct.
- Luzifer recommends reserving for dinner during summer weekends.
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