Flensburg 
Description
Located close to the Danish border this port town has a distinct Danish feel to it, with the architecture, in places, looking more Danish than German. The harbour area has several museums and stunning views. What is missing from all the tourist information is that this town has an unpleasant claim to fame. As the headquarters of Admiral Dönitz, who succeeded Hitler after his suicide, Flensburg officially became the last place in Germany to still be holding out against the Allies at the very end of the war. Unsurprisingly there is no obvious mention of this anywhere in the town.
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Getting There
From Lübeck you need to catch either the train to Kiel (every 30 minutes 70-90 minutes) and change there for the train to Flensburg (every hour, 55 minutes). Alternatively you can catch the train to Hamburg (every hour, 45 minutes) and change there for the train to Flensburg (every two hours, 90 minutes)Latitude: 54.782882; Longitude: 9.436162
What3Words: historic.caveman.lump
