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North Sea
On the North Sea the world is still in order. Besides the unspoiled natural landscape, the bracing climate gives visitors to this untouched vacation area a great recovery factor with its tidelands, meadows, lighthouses and stormy seas. Bremerhaven is regarded as the largest European fishing harbor. Everyday life in past times on the North Sea is portrayed at the Speckenbüttel open-air museum. Every year thousands of tourists are enchanted by East Frisia’s austere charm. In cozy tearooms, vacationers enjoy the Frisian national drink, or in Emden they visit the Kunsthalle and the original Otto-Huus.
The Kaiser Wilhelm Bridge is considered a trademark of Wilhelmshaven. Tourists are fascinated by the lively goings-on in the great harbor. On the South Beach, the Tidal Flats National Park Center and the German Marine Museum invite a visit. Among the most popular vacation spots on the North Sea is the town of St. Peter Ording. The broad sandy beach with its stilt houses is a popular attraction. In the Eiderstedter museum of local history one can learn much about the region. During a stay on the North Frisian Islands one experiences the North Sea from its most unspoiled side. A car-train brings vacationers to the island of Sylt. In Westerland visitors can expect a diverse range of leisure options. Picturesque thatched houses dominate the landscape in Kampen. Vacations are especially idyllic on the island of Föhr. In the Frisian Museum in Wyk and the Friesendom (Church of St. Johannis) in Nieblum one becomes acquainted with the eventful island history.
The Kaiser Wilhelm Bridge is considered a trademark of Wilhelmshaven. Tourists are fascinated by the lively goings-on in the great harbor. On the South Beach, the Tidal Flats National Park Center and the German Marine Museum invite a visit. Among the most popular vacation spots on the North Sea is the town of St. Peter Ording. The broad sandy beach with its stilt houses is a popular attraction. In the Eiderstedter museum of local history one can learn much about the region. During a stay on the North Frisian Islands one experiences the North Sea from its most unspoiled side. A car-train brings vacationers to the island of Sylt. In Westerland visitors can expect a diverse range of leisure options. Picturesque thatched houses dominate the landscape in Kampen. Vacations are especially idyllic on the island of Föhr. In the Frisian Museum in Wyk and the Friesendom (Church of St. Johannis) in Nieblum one becomes acquainted with the eventful island history.