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.

Fascinating shells and other maritime exhibits can be marveled at in the Shell Museum. A special attraction is the touch box, where visitors of all ages can discover the unique texture of shells and starfish. The museum is also ideal for families with young children, as it takes only a short time to explore everything. Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of marine life and experience an extraordinary and informative exhibition.

Windmills steeped in history, surrounded by the breathtaking nature of East Frisia, invite you to explore. Once the heart of rural life, these mills now offer a glimpse into times gone by and traditional craftsmanship. Between the wings of history and the sound of the wind, you will find a place of peace and inspiration.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of East Frisian tea culture and learn how the traditional Frisian tea is prepared with a special ceremony. Marvel at the elaborate tea sets and learn about the intricacies of tea making. Enjoy typical East Frisian tea specialties on this cultural voyage of discovery, which will round off your visit with culinary delights.

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.

Step back in time with a visit to a 3-story gallery Dutch mill built in 1863. Admire the historic miller's craft before relaxing in the adjacent café with tea and delicious cake. Not far away, the Norder Swan Pond invites you to take an idyllic walk - a perfect end to your excursion.

In the tea rooms of East Frisia you will be introduced to the art of the tea ceremony. A Kluntje and cream transform Assam tea into a taste experience. Accompanied by a delicious Frisian cake, you will quickly feel part of the local community. This authentic experience combines tradition with pleasure.

In the center is the picturesque spa garden, surrounded by magnificent flowers. Here you can enjoy the idyllic atmosphere on walks. Events, such as open-air concerts and fairs, are hosted by the charming Kurmuschel. Comfortable benches, a chess board and a dance floor invite you to linger. The highlight of the spa garden is the Wangerland coat of arms, which was created from flowers. A place of peace and relaxation that is suitable for all ages.

In the heart of Emden's old town, a cabinet of smiles in a class of its own awaits you. Immerse yourself in the world of Germany's most famous comedian and discover books, records, and the unique cinematic experience with Otto's best shows and movies. Of course, the Ottifants are not to be missed in this museum, which promises more than just laughter – it combines humour, art and culture under one roof.

From the highest dune rises a 13-metre-high structure, which not only shapes the island's history, but also makes an indispensable contribution to the water supply. Surrounded by breathtaking nature, the surrounding viewing dune offers a fantastic view over the Wadden Sea and the island - a perfect photo motif and a place that invites you to pause and enjoy.

The lütte (Low German for "small") beacon quickly won the hearts of Wremer residents and holidaymakers alike. The lighthouse is a new "old" landmark that gives the harbor a bit of additional maritime flair. And, from there you have an excellent view of the Weser estuary. The lighthouse is also a branch of the Wurster Nordseeküste registry office, so you can also say "I do" in the Little Prussia!

Künstlerhaus Hooksiel enables visitors to marvel at unique exhibitions and offers creative activities for children. It supports artists through residency grants and takes care of art in public spaces. The Künstlerhaus is part of the art and adventure trail and hosts changing exhibitions by regionally and nationally renowned artists. It is also a popular location for photo opportunities.

Immerse yourself in a world on a scale of 1:87, where you can admire East Frisia's beauties in miniature. With interactive trains rattling through the country and the ability to see the scenery in a different light at night, you're in for an exciting day. For children, there is a garden railway and mini golf to have fun.

Enjoy unfiltered beers, including Maibock, at a tastefully decorated microbrewery that was once a historic pharmacy. The unique beers are accompanied by hearty dishes that round off the rustic experience. Here, traditional brewing is combined with culinary delights in an ambience that breathes history.

Experience first-hand how the traditional Ammerland ham is made by hand and with attention to detail. A visit to the Ham Museum offers you the unique opportunity to taste the ham matured for six months and enjoy its mild aroma. Combine your taste experience with hearty brown bread and a freshly tapped beer to round off the culinary journey through the Ammerland.