A small cult pub and home port for young and old - ideal for sociable hours. Rustic ambience meets cool drinks and music to sing along to. Speaking of singing along: the DJ is not only happy to accept music requests at any time, he then decides spontaneously whether he "just" plays the song or simply performs it live himself.

Surrounded by lush pastures and peaceful country life, Hof Seeverns offers an authentic time-out. Here, visitors can learn about traditional farm life, help with animal care and enjoy regional produce. An ideal place for families and nature lovers who want to experience the original northern Germany.

Find inner peace and immerse yourself in history on a visit to the historic churches. With special summer events, concerts and guided tours, they offer a unique insight into the cultural heritage of the region.

The Alte Liebe is indeed old: The two-story wooden structure was built in 1733 - as a jetty and breakwater. In fact, ships still leave from the Alte Liebe today for the islands of Neuwerk and Helgoland and the seal banks. Above all, however, people meet on the Alte Liebe to marvel at the big ships from all over the world that pass by here very close by. During the day from April to October - between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. - the Ship Announcement Service Cuxhaven e. V. informs guests on the "Alte Liebe" about the size, origin and destination of the passing ships.

Quaint houses strung together like pearls on a string. This can only be Bremen's oldest district - the Schnoor. The name is almost self-explanatory, because "Snoor" is the Low German word for "string. And where else, if not here, could the narrowest alley of the city be located.

Thanks to the personal recommendations of the hospitable hotel team, you will experience the surroundings like a local. Insider tips on the best local restaurants, impressive sights and hidden gems of the city will make your stay unparalleled and immerse you in the authentic culture.

If you want to enjoy real, fresh fish straight from the cutter, this is the place for you. In the midst of a maritime atmosphere and surrounded by the salty air, culinary delights await you. Let yourself be pampered by the local specialty, the best fish soup, and enjoy the view of the sea while seagulls eye your food enviously. A true feast for all the senses!

Fresh, new lunch ideas and probably the best coffee in town await you every day at Kaffee Käthe, where Achim's unique blends help against the midday slump. Here you can enjoy not only culinary creativity, but also the legendary Kaiserkiez vibes. An insider tip for all those who are looking for something special and appreciate local taste experiences in an inviting atmosphere.

History comes alive in Überseestadt. Once a busy port, the district has developed into a vibrant place for people to come together. Here, warehouses have been converted into stylish restaurants, cafés and creative stores, while modern cube houses line the waterfront. The mix of history and innovation makes this district unique. The dynamic ambience of Überseestadt attracts locals and explorers alike.

Let yourself be tempted by Ingrid's legendary fish sandwiches, located right next to the charming, bulbous lighthouse. A small but fine kiosk awaits you here with freshly prepared delicacies from the sea. The crispy rolls, filled with the best fish, offer the perfect snack after a walk along the coast. A must for every fish lover!

On a harbor tour you will experience the beating heart of seafaring. Surrounded by glass-roofed ships, past gigantic ships, car transshipment points and shipyards, you will immerse yourself in the fascinating history and present of shipping. Accompanied by expert explanations, you will gain unparalleled insights into the maritime hustle and bustle and the importance of the port for global trade.

The Seefeld Mill offers more than just a historical experience. Here you can book guided tours of the mill with people in disguise and visit a fully restored gallery Dutch windmill. Visitors can enjoy a break with fresh cake and coffee in the mill café. The varied cultural program includes art, handicrafts, theater, cinema and concerts. The mill is also a popular meeting place for boules, singing, weaving, spinning and games evenings. Enjoy regional, seasonal and fair trade products in the mill shop.