"Theater im Sechseckbau / ICK Punkt, Brunswik. The theater of the student union Kiel, in the hexagon-building of the Christian-Albrecht-University, is a permanent institution since the 1950s. Throughout the year performances of alternating ensembles – all under the guidance of students – are shown. The repertoire ranges from classics to modern musicals, concerts, readings, screenings and live audio drama – a must see for everyone who's interested in the performance arts."

"Loppokaffeeexpress, Brunswik. Every Monday and Thursday morning you come across the coffee bike 'Loppokaffeeexpress' on the Blücherplatz Market where Axel, Kira and their team sell the most delicious coffee and small treats.Monday & Tuesday, Blücherplatz 8am – 1pmWednesday & Saturday, Exerzierplatz 8am – 1pm"

"TragBar, Brunswik. If you are searching for the perfect Portuguese 'galão' with 'Pastel de Nata' you should probably go to the TragBar. Here you cannot only enjoy coffee and sweet specialities but also shop for unique pieces of kitsch in the small design shop in the back of the café. The waiters are always friendly and you instantly feel at ease in this comfy shop.Tuesday to Friday: 10am – 7pmSaturday to Sunday: 10am – 5pmFirst Friday of every month: late shift until 10pm"

"Emmaplus, Brunswik. Emmaplus offers meticulously selected regional and international specialities as well as deli foods, like coffee, bread, dairy, cold cuts and conserves. They also sell snacks, sandwiches & hot beverages for refreshment.Monday to Friday: 10am – 7pmSaturday: 10am – 6pm"

"Marienhain, Brunswik. In the beginning of the 19th century Schleswig-Holstein and the city of Kiel belonged to the kingdom of Denmark.In 1807 the city of Kiel purchased a small area on the southern part of the Düsternbrooker grove, where you have a picturesque view over the Kiel Castle, the city & the Kiel Canal. The danish builder Axel Bunden constructed a Pavillon in form of an antique temple that was used as a tea house there.1808 the danish Queen Marie gave birth to her daughter Wilhelmine in the Kiel Castle. Regarding to this occasion, the pavilion & the area surrounding it were given to her as a gift – the area was named 'Marienhain' and the pavilion was from known as 'Marientemple'. In 1873 her daughter Wilhemine transferred the ownership of the Marienhain back to the city of Kiel.By the time the Marienhain sunk into oblivion.In 1934, the former Marientemple was modified into a memorial consisting a hall with an eternal flame and a list of the names of the dead soldiers from World War I. The memorial was destroyed during the second World War and an anti-aircraft gun was installed. 1948 The remains of the building were torn apart – only the platform and the old beech trees have been preserved."

"Café Phollkomplex, Brunswik. The Café Phollkomplex is an unconventional and personal place. It is furnished with fondly refurbished and newly interpreted bulky waste or antiques, that also can be bought for a small price.They serve homemade deli food (vegetarian or vegan) prepared with quality and fair trade goods; as well as coffee, tea or alcoholic beverages. Apart from this they offer readings, lectures, live music, jazz-evenings and alternative art exhibitions. A magically designed child area jollies the youngest along.Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday & Sunday: 9am – 10pmTuesday: closedFriday: 9am – 11.30pm"

"Schauspielhaus, Brunswik. Built in 1907 the Schauspielhaus Kiel provides room for 400 viewers and possesses excellent stage craft and acoustic. The Schauspielhaus is one section of the Theater Kiel, which includes opera, musicals, ballet, plays for both adults and children. Especially the more experimental pieces from 'Reihe 17' are recommendable, since the actors are staging the plays in the foyer in the midst of the audience.Tuesday to Friday: 10am – 7pmSaturday: 10am – 1pm"

"Cultural Forum 'Hansa 48', Brunswik. Hansa 48' is an alternative collective and cultural forum for young and old. Their activities cover film screenings, exhibitions, theater, readings, concerts, discussions, a flea market, disco and bar on the evenings and a bicycle self-repairing workshop.bicycle self-help Monday to Thursday: 1pm - 6pmFriday: 3pm - 8pmunemployed consultation Tuesday: 10am - 1pmThursday: 3pm - 6pmcollective pub Tuesday to Saturday: 7pm - 1am vegan/vegetarian kitchen until 11pm"

"Forstbaumschule, Brunswik. The 'Forstbaumschule' was founded by August Niemann in 1785 as Royal Danish School of Forestry. One hundred years later, the school was moved back to Copenhagen and the area was modified into the first public park in Kiel in the style of an english garden. Today the 'Forstbaumschule' is a 12,5ha protected area with over 500 different tree and shrub types that houses one of northern germany's biggest beer gardens.Open daily: 10am – 1am"

"Aquarium GEOMAR, Brunswik. Ocean research has a long tradition in Kiel with outstanding international findings in the late 19th Century. The Geomar Institute operates world-wide in all ocean basins, specialising in climate dynamics, marine ecology, biogeochemistry, and ocean floor dynamics and circulation. The Aquarium of the Institute is small with only 16 basins with species from all around the world, but nevertheless worth a visit. Highlight of the aquarium is without a doubt the seals, which can also be observed in their external basin all year long.Open daily: 9am – 6pm"

"Medicine and Pharmacy Historical Collection, Brunswik. The extensive collection gives a fascinating insight into the history of pharmacy over the last centuries and gives visitors the opportunity to experience medical research and treatment methods used in the past up close. Numerous historical instruments and devices, in particular from Kiel and Schleswig-Holstein, await visitors to the museum. More than 500 pathological and forensic specimens offer a perspective on the history of medical training at Kiel University.Tuesday to Friday: 10am – 4pmSaturday: 12am – 4pm (April – September)Sunday: 12am – 4pm"

"Kunsthalle zu Kiel, Brunswik. Built in 1909, the Kunsthalle is Kiels biggest art museum with an exhibition space of 2000 square meters. The collection includes romantic paintings, paintings of the Russian Realists, German Impressionists and Expressionists, pieces of the art movement 'New Objectivity' and international art since 1945. It also has a huge collection of replicas of ancient greek statues.Monday: closedTuesday & Thursday to Sunday: 10am – 6pmWednesday: 10am – 8pm"

"Botanical Garden Kiel, Brunswik. The Botanical Garden of Kiel opened its gates to the public in 1985 but is also an academic facility of the Christian-Albrechts-University. In the outside area of 8 ha as well as in seven big greenhouses, it offers a representative cross section of the flora of each continent. The Botanical Garden is ideal for plant lovers or a short vacation from everyday life.Open daily: 9:30am – 6pm"

"Old Botanical Garden, Brunswik. The Old Botanical Garden was opened in 1884 and is today considered a natural and cultural monument. The little braided garden area is perfect for a romantic Sunday walk, enjoying the view over the Kiel Canal from the look-out or attending one of the readings at the literary house.Open daily: 9am – 7pm Closing hours vary from season to season."

"Theater Kiel, Mitte. Theater Kiel includes the Werftpark theatre, Schauspielhaus, the orchestra, the opera and the ballet. The Opera House was built in the beginning of the 20th century and is located next to the Town Hall in the heart of Kiel. Like many places in Kiel it was destroyed in the second World War and rebuilt in the 1950s, which can still be seen through the interior design. The opera is known for its variety from baroque opera, musicals, classic operettas and experimental music productions."

"Der Bauch von Kiel, Mitte. Der Bauch von Kiel is a cozy restaurant near Kleiner Kiel, which serves german and mediterranean food. It's a place with remarkable dishes out of mostly regional ingredients and a special something. It's a bit haute cuisine with nordic charme. Really worth visiting.Monday to Friday: from 11:30amSaturday & Sunday: from 6:30pm"

"Muthesius Kunsthochschule, Mitte. The University of Arts in Kiel plays an important role in the cultural life of the city, for it is the only officially approved University of Arts in Schleswig-Holstein. The programme of the school covers offers four different degrees: Fine Arts, Scenography/Interior Design, Communication Design and Industrial Design.Twice a year, at the end of each term, the school opens its doors to student applicants and art lovers. However, the yearly exposition called 'Einblick/Ausblick' is the main event of the year, with the presentation of works in every faculty, workshops, alumni meetings and parties. During these four days, all the staff and students gather to celebrate the successes and failures of the academic year, creating a very special atmosphere throughout the halls of the school. At night, concerts and parties like the 'Arfrade-Party' attract both the young and the old alike.'Einblick/Ausblick' 2016from 21st to 23rd July 2016© All pictures by Muthesius Kunsthochschule"

"Kieler Brauerei, Mitte. Since over 750 years beer is being brewed in Kiel – as long as the city exists. Kieler Brauerei produces their own beer in the basement where you can see the open fermentation and storage tanks behind a glass wall or while a guided tour. At the inn they serve traditional german and typical Schleswig-Holstein food.Monday to Sunday: 10am (kitchen from 11am) – late"

"Kieler Woche, Mitte. When Non-Kielers hear anything about Kiel, they always respond "Kieler Woche"! Almost 4 million people visit the biggest sailing event in the world every year. Since over 100 years it's taking place in Kiel in summer; nowadays it's always in June. There is a lot going on: yacht race, sailing boat parade, international food market, summer party, children activities and big fireworks. It's a big honor for designers to be chosen for creating the poster and visual language for Kieler Woche, which is different every year.© Pictures by 1, 2, 8 by Bodo Quante, picture 3 by Jürgen Schneider, picture 4 by Anita Nanninga, picture 5 by Christine Scheffler, picture 6 and 7 by Moritz Heitmann"

"Bakeliet Kaffee, Mitte. The walls of the café and bistro 'Bakeliet Kaffee' tell an interesting story about the post-War Germany for people to realize that they live in an open-minded tolerant society. The owners Ibrahim and Maaiken use many contrasts in their shop: from bunker-doors next to colorful flowers to a traditional atmosphere with modern cuisine. The food comes from regional farmers and the fair trade coffee is house roasted every week. Daily fresh baked bread and cakes are offered together with very special breakfasts and small dishes.Tuesday to Sunday: 8am – 6pm"

"Café Resonanz, Mitte. Resonanz is a beautiful, multicultural café near Schrevenpark. The owner renovated the place with passion for details and now it looks like a very comfy living room with Grandma's patterns and furniture mixed with modern interpretations of shelves and lamps. Even the toilet is special: you have to go through a closet with clothes inside to find it. Try the all-day international breakfast dishes (e.g. iranian or arabian), the milkshakes or one of the many versions of Chai. Tuesday to Sunday: 9am – 8pm"