Scheggerott: Hotels and accommodations

Scheggerott is characterized by a predominantly rural landscape with scattered farms and detached houses. The municipality also includes extensive woodland in Brarupholz. In the east of Scheggerott, Lake Lyskjaer is used for fishing.

History

Several burial mounds dating from the Neolithic or the early Bronze Age are located in the north of Scheggerott. They bear witness to the area’s early settlement.

Surroundings

The Edelsturm ruins are located near Scheggerott. Lindholm and Kleiner Flintholm are also situated in the surrounding area.

Wider regional area

The wider regional area around Scheggerott includes Habernis Beach, Gottorf Castle, the State Museum, the rune stone, Noer Beach, and St. John’s Monastery.

Getting there

Scheggerott can be reached from Norderbrarup or Arrild via county road 18.

More entries in the local overview: Wagersrott, Böel, Loit, Stolk, Ulsnis, Saustrup, Rügge, Mohrkirch.

To the higher-level travel overview: Süderbrarup.