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Hassee, Kiel — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Around six square kilometres of Kiel carry the name Hassee, where the Michaeliskirche and the Uwe-Jens-Lornsen-Schule stand.
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Where to stay in Hassee
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Kiel's rooms cluster near the Förde and the shopping streets, so Hassee works as a base mainly for travellers with a car, its appeal being quiet and a straight run out of town. The Michaeliskirche marks it. You would otherwise sleep in central Kiel and give Hassee a daytime visit, since the Uwe-Jens-Lornsen-Schule and the Haus der Bäckerinnung are the sights here, not an evening out.
Few places to stay in Hassee — most visitors book in Kiel nearby.
About Hassee
What are the main landmarks in Hassee?
Four entries stand in Hassee. The Michaeliskirche and the Uwe-Jens-Lornsen-Schule head the list, the Haus der Bäckerinnung is recorded among them, and the ground of the former Arbeitserziehungslager Nordmark lies within the district as well. For galleries and castles, Kiel proper holds the Kunsthalle Kiel and Kiel Castle.
What is the history of Hassee?
Hassee has no founding date in the record, and what it carries instead is the site of the former Arbeitserziehungslager Nordmark, whose name records a labour education camp. Kiel dates from 1242. The Michaeliskirche, the Uwe-Jens-Lornsen-Schule and the Haus der Bäckerinnung are the other entries the district brings to that record.
Where is Hassee?
Hassee takes up close to six square kilometres of Kiel, which stands at the end of the Kieler Förde on the Bay of Kiel. Holstein holds most of the city.
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What is the best area to stay in Hassee?
Kiel city centre: Stays that want the Ravensberg Watertower and the shops instead of a parking space.
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Updated August 2026