Things To Do
in Trittau

A traditional dessert made from a mix of red summer berries, often served with vanilla sauce or cream. It can be enjoyed at local restaurants and cafes such as Zum Alten Markt and Cafe Tivoli.

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A hearty dish featuring green beans, bacon, and locally grown pears, typically enjoyed during the harvest season. Visitors can savor this dish at Gasthof Krohwinkel.

The weekly market offers a range of fresh produce, baked goods, and local specialties, providing an authentic taste of the region's vibrant food scene.

For a quick and delightful street food experience, visitors can head to the Bratwurst stand in the town center, known for serving delicious grilled sausages with various toppings and sauces.

In Trittau, as in much of Germany, tipping (Trinkgeld) is customary but not obligatory. Patrons typically round up the bill or leave around 5-10% of the total in restaurants, cafes, and bars. It's common to give the tip directly to the server when paying, either in cash or by including it in the total when using a card. Tipping is seen as a way to acknowledge good service, but it is not expected in every situation.

Payment practices in Trittau are evolving, with both cash and card payments widely accepted. While cash (Euro) is traditionally favored, especially in smaller establishments, many places accept debit and credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, and others). Contactless payments and mobile payment apps are also becoming more popular. It is advisable to check beforehand, especially in smaller shops or local markets, as they may prefer cash.

Spring (March to May) in Trittau is a beautiful time to visit as flowers begin to bloom and temperatures gradually rise. Visitors can expect mild weather with average temperatures ranging from 5°C to 15°C. This season is great for outdoor activities, including hiking and exploring local parks as nature comes alive.

Summer (June to August) is the peak tourist season in Trittau. Expect warm temperatures averaging between 15°C to 25°C and plenty of sunshine. This is an ideal time for outdoor festivals, cycling, and enjoying local attractions. Expect lush greenery and vibrant street life during this lively time of year.

Autumn (September to November) offers a stunning display of fall colors as the leaves change. Temperatures begin to drop, averaging from 10°C to 20°C. This season is perfect for enjoying harvest festivals and scenic walks through the countryside. The weather can be unpredictable, so packing layers is advisable.

Winter (December to February) in Trittau can be cold, with average temperatures ranging from -2°C to 5°C. Snow is possible, creating a picturesque winter landscape. This season is perfect for cozy indoor activities, enjoying seasonal holiday markets, and experiencing the charm of the village during the festive season.

The nearest major international airport, located approximately 30 km from Trittau. It serves as a hub for various airlines and offers flights to numerous domestic and international destinations.

Located about 120 km away, it is another significant airport in northern Germany with a variety of international and domestic flights.

Situated approximately 140 km from Trittau, Hannover Airport serves both domestic and international flights and is one of the larger airports in the region.

This smaller international airport is about 20 km from Trittau, catering primarily to low-cost airlines and limited international routes.

Several restaurants and cafes in Trittau, such as Cafe Muus and Zum Alten Markt, offer delectable vegetarian and vegan dishes, ensuring that those with plant-based diets can relish the local cuisine.

Visitors with gluten intolerance can find suitable options at Gasthaus Rethwischmühle and other establishments, where gluten-free variations of traditional dishes are available.