A guided walk accompanied by a llama is a unique way to explore the idyllic landscape of Butjadingen. The tranquil walk creates a surprising connection between man and animal, making this place an unforgettable destination for nature and animal lovers.

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 Schnoor district is not only home to historical splendor, but also a lively art scene. Numerous galleries and studios showcase the work of talented artists. Here you can admire contemporary art in various styles and forms, from paintings to sculptures. The variety of forms of expression reflects the creative energy of the district and offers visitors the opportunity to be inspired by works of art.

Discover the fascination of flying in a museum hall dedicated to airship travel and the development of naval and naval aviation. From the principles behind flying, to detailed dioramas, to the history of airships, learn how aviation has evolved since 1913 and gain deep insights into an exciting world.

In the midst of blooming diversity, the Garden of Eden offers unique insights into the fascinating plant world of Butjadingen. Visitors can enjoy the tranquillity and beauty of nature and be inspired by the harmonious atmosphere. A place of peace and relaxation that invites you to linger.

The Joachim Ringelnatz Museum in Cuxhaven is a unique place that presents the life and artistic works of the writer, poet and painter Joachim Ringelnatz. Here you can discover the many paintings, drawings, letters and documents that give an insight into the adventurous life of the artist. Through the collection of poetry volumes and prose, one also gets to know Ringelnatz's literary side. The museum is a must for anyone interested in culture and offers a fascinating journey into the life of one of Germany's most versatile artists. With the guest card you get reduced admission.

Through the Gallery of New Masters in the Prinzenpalais, you can wander among the works of famous artists such as Lovis Corinth, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Max Liebermann and Max Slevogt. The collection takes you through the developments of the visual arts from the 19th to the 20th century, from Romanticism to Expressionism, and lets you experience the cultural diversity and depth of these eras.

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.

The fascinating stories of shipping can be discovered in the telegraph. It tells about the hard everyday life on board the whalers of the 19th century and provides interesting information about nautical folk art and exotic sailor souvenirs. A highlight is the unique view of the city, the harbor and the Weser, which can be enjoyed from the upper floor of the tower. The permanent exhibition presents half-models, ship portraits and figureheads, which complement the exciting tour through the museum.

Step aboard the only surviving Type XXI submarine and experience first-hand what it was like to serve underwater in World War II. Explore the confined spaces, revolutionary engineering, and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of underwater exploration to discover a piece of maritime history.

Enjoy maritime food in a lock keeper's house, surrounded by water and nature. At Wasserschout, fresh, regional ingredients are combined with the mission to make water protection tangible. Here, you'll taste the attention to detail in every dish while learning about sustainable water stewardship. A culinary adventure that inspires you to appreciate the importance of living waters.