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By car

Go to Lüneburg as shown on the regional map to the right. Then look at the local map: There is a semicircular bypass  4/209  going around Lüneburg in the east. Get on that and then take off to the east at Federal Route  216  (“Lüneburg-Hagen”) in the direction of Dannenberg.

Follow  216  east for about 4 kilometers. Once out of town and past the industrial zone on your left, you will see just fields and forest for a while and cross a canal. Keep going until you hit a rotary/roundabout. Go straight here (= take the second exit). Follow the road into Barendorf (through the traffic light and approximately 200 meters beyond), then take a right at the pharmacy (“Apotheke”), into Dorfstraße (little blue street sign). Keep going on this street; it’s our street. Go past the next intersection on the right, slow down, and start looking for our house on the right-hand side. Watch for a bus stop and a white house with a dark roof and a black wire fence with a sign Triacom – 6.

By plane

The nearest airport is Hamburg. Take the “S-Bahn” suburban rail line  S 1  (10-minute interval, 25-minute trip) or a taxicab downtown to the central railroad station and go to Lüneburg by train. Or rent a car and drive (get on freeway  7  south, signposted Hannover, go down through the tunnel under the Elbe River, and follow our car directions). Lübeck Airport is sometimes a low-cost option.

By train

Lüneburg, the nearest train station, has frequent service from Hamburg/Harburg, Hannover, and Lübeck. We are part of Hamburg Metro Transport (HVV). The Lüneburg station is on our side of town, but bus service to Barendorf is infrequent. Take a taxicab (about 7 kilometers) or call us.

By bike

Our area is well-suited for biking, but the way to Lüneburg is long and not always interesting. We suggest taking the train and bringing your bike. Once off the train, go to the main road heading east toward Dannenberg called Dahlenburger Landstraße. After 2.5 kilometers you will cross Lüneburg’s eastern bypass. Continue as described in our car directions.

By foot

Forget it.

Geographic coordinates (for GPS)

54° 13' 28" N, 10° 31' 15" E