Overview
- Nearly €100,000 was invested to remove only irreparable sections and equip the 1913 ferry as a fish snack terrace.
- A recent trial opening tested the site’s setup, with the official launch scheduled for later this month.
- Bent steel beams and other visible deformations remain intact to showcase the vessel’s history.
- Investigators found negligence by both the ferry’s helmsman and the freighter’s crew caused the 2016 collision that injured two people, one seriously.
- A modern suspension ferry now handles crossings under the Rendsburg railway bridge; the operator is seeking partners to expand into a year-round attraction from spring 2026.