Barmissen: Hotels and Accommodations

Barmissen is located at a regional high point on the watershed between Lake Postsee and Lake Bothkamper See. The surrounding agricultural land is also reflected in the local symbolism.

Landscape and Culture

Barmissen’s agricultural character is symbolized by a red wagon wheel associated with the Old Smithy. Wagon wheels were built and repaired at the Old Smithy.

History

Barmissen was first documented in 1474. In 1519, the village was sold to Preetz Monastery; later, Barmissen belonged to the monastery’s so-called second provostry.

Surroundings

The area surrounding Barmissen is home to the Herb Museum, Kleiner Werder, Große Holzinsel, Ascheberger Warder, and Tempel.

Wider Regional Area

The wider regional area around Barmissen includes the Naval Memorial, Laboe, the wildlife park, and Neumünster Kreuzkirche.

Other places associated with this destination are Ruhwinkel, Passade, Giekau, Plön, Högsdorf, Schrevenborn, Höhndorf and Bönebüttel.

To the overarching travel overview: Plön.