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The Lower Rhine town of Korschenbroich lies between the metropolitan areas of Mönchengladbach, Krefeld, Neuss and Düsseldorf in the west of Germany. Despite the growing population, Korschenbroich with approximately 5.500 ha has never lost its countryside character in all of its districts. After all, approx. 68 % of the total area are used for agriculture, just under 22 % are residential, commercial and transport areas, the rest divided into recreational, forest and water areas.

Grömitz, the “Baltic Sea spa on the sunny side”, with its mild climate, wide range of cultural activities and numerous leisure and sports facilities, invites around 260,000 overnight guests and around 550,000 day trippers to spend carefree holidays there every year. It is situated on the north-western boundary of Lübeck Bay, which has been a seaside resort since 1813 and is not only the third most important holiday resort in the region, but also the most important in this region on the Baltic coast. The 8 km stretching Baltic Sea beach with romantic dune landscapes, two bird sanctuaries, natural beach sections, as well as a 3.5 km long spa and beach promenade with spa gardens and a 398 m long pier ensures relaxing, beautiful and simply carefree (family) school holidays and vacations.