Trave River

The Trave River is a waterway in northern Germany that flows for about 95 kilometers from the Baltic Sea inland through Schleswig-Holstein. It begins near the city of Lübeck and empties into the Baltic Sea at Travemünde Bay. The river serves as an important historical and economic feature, supporting shipping, tourism, and local ecosystems. Its scenic banks are dotted with charming towns and communities, making it a popular area for recreation and cultural activities. The Trave River also plays a role in regional transportation and water management, connecting inland areas to the sea and contributing to the local landscape's natural beauty.