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Four things that make a region a happy one

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Working in a prime location
Fresh sea air, countless beaches and lakes, sweeping horizons and picturesque countryside, nestled right between the cities of Hamburg, Berlin and Copenhagen – it doesn’t get much better than this!
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Great Art & Culture
Top-class music festivals or someone playing the piano on the beach by chance. The Karl May Festival or Hansa-Park theme park. The European Hanseatic Museum or the wildlife reserve in the nearest wood. The Nordic Film Festival or the arthouse cinema. You’ll find it all here.
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A life that’s fun
Whether you’re with familiar faces or new ones, there are all sorts of ways to enjoy the diversity of the Hansebelt – an ideal work-life balance is guaranteed!
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Sport that you can only find here
Kitesurfing, hydrofoil surfing, disc golf, beach workouts and, of course, sailing, horse riding, climbing and golf. We’ve got something for every sports enthusiast.
The Hansebelt

The Hansebelt is a region like no other.

The Hansebelt lies here in the north, between Hamburg and Copenhagen. With the Hanseatic city of Lübeck at its heart, it is not only the natural gateway to the growth markets in the Baltic Sea region, but, as part of the Hamburg metropolitan region, also offers excellent access to global markets.
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Voices from the Hansebelt
My name is Sören Winko, I’m 28 years old, a customer adviser at Sparkasse zu Lübeck, and a windsurfer and kitesurfer. What particularly appeals to me about the Hansebelt region is its strong economic base and the strong winds. Both help me to progress, both professionally and personally. The region is diverse and varied. As an adviser at Sparkasse zu Lübeck, it constantly presents me with new and interesting challenges, just as the conditions on the Baltic Sea do in my spare time.

Sören Winko
Lübeck
Sparkasse zu Lübeck
The Hansebelt is my home; I’ve lived abroad for quite some time and love travelling the world, but I couldn’t imagine leaving here. The countryside, the lakes, the sea, the people, the open spaces – for me, it’s absolutely beautiful here!
Kim Liza Krüger
Ratzeburg
Wirtschaftsförderungsgesellschaft im Kreis Herzogtum Lauenburg
The Hansebelt is my home – I don’t just live here, I live my life here. Although I lived in Braunschweig for several years at one point, I felt an ever-stronger inner urge to return. I need to be close to the water, the fresh breeze, the blustery days and that North German sense of serenity. The proximity to Denmark is also simply unique, which is why I would always support combining the Scandinavian way of life with the North German one.
Leevke Draack
Hamberge
Fotografin aus dem Hansebelt
For me personally, the Hansebelt region is exactly where I want to be. I love the many different aspects of our region – for work, but also for after work, for relaxing on the beach or in the countryside.
Sven Wildöer
Scharbeutz
Klavierzauber GmbH
I find the people in the Hansebelt to be energetic and warm-hearted. No long chats – just get on with it! I like that, and that’s why I wouldn’t want to live and work anywhere else but in the Hansebelt!
Jeanette Rouvel
Ahrensburg
Geschäftsführerin SPI GmbH
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