Top Things to do in Norden
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Top 10 Things to do in Norden, Germany
Discover the best top things to do in Norden, Germany including Seehundstation und Waloseum, Teemuseum, Automobil- und Spielzeugmuseum, Ocean Wave, Ludgeri-Kirche, Westgaster Muhle, Wolbergs Bar-Lounge, Meerzeit, die kleinste Waffel-Stube der Welt., Museum Norddeich Radio.
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1. Seehundstation und Waloseum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 250 reviews
Reviewed By Gail K - Grefrath, Germany
We really enjoyed our visit to the Seehundstation and can understand why the public can't access them directly. They rescue ill or injured or orphaned baby seals, nurse them back to health, and then return them to the wild. A most applaudable organization. We were there before school started so it was a mass of children. Probably would have enjoyed it more had it not been so crowded.
2. Teemuseum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Biancofreddo - Hamburg, Germany
While visiting friends nearby, we decided to stop the newly opened tea museum.
Ost Frisians have an above average tea consumption, tea consumption goes way back here. One of the few place outside China, where you can have a tea ceremony!
The museum is located in the 1531 city council building, great entourage. Very charmingly done. High light ustairs is the former "Rummel" room, here you can have tea ceremonies the old fashioned style! NIce town by the way! Visit Ten Cate´s bakery in the Main Street!
3. Automobil- und Spielzeugmuseum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By GJFree - Germany
We live on the coast so when we have out of town/country visitors and are in the area it's a place we try to take in. It has a bit of something for everybody. Some very well-kept automobiles, lots of motorcycles. And 'old' toys. Older visitors will rediscover items from their youth ! A bit of local history rounds out the large display. Last year they added a small cafe with outdoor Seating - so there's a spot for a smoke !
4. Ocean Wave
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Bizzy6
We had a lovely time in the sauna area of this swimming pool. It is not huge but well done with a variety of saunas and small pools (warm and cold) inside and out. There are lovely body scrubs available for the steam baths, a platter of fruit where you can help yourself and the staff are really friendly and helpful.
5. Ludgeri-Kirche
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
6. Westgaster Muhle
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By sarahamina - Salzburg, Austria
The mill can be discovered on your own and it's really super-interesting and fascinating! You'll learn a lot about the life and work in the mill and also about life through the centuries in East Frisia. On the ground floor of the mill you can buy fresh fruit or vegetable and East Frisian specialties like tea or liquors. This is a highly recommended activity. There's no entrance fee, but a box to put some money in, you yourself decide what this is worth!
7. Wolbergs Bar-Lounge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Benno H - Norden, Germany
gemütlich, na ja, trendig ok, die kleine Bar ist im Hotel Reichshof integriert, zieht Urlauber und Einheimische an, sich hier zu unterhalten und zu entspannen. Kleine Snacks sind möglich, wenn man nebenan im Restaurant nicht speisen möchte. Preise gehobenes Niveau.
8. Meerzeit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Wernher v - Siegen, Germany
Wer hier kein Urlaubsmittbringsel findet, ist selber schuld.
Ein wirklich großes Souvenirgeschäft, in dem es von der Mütze bis zum Leuchtturm alles gibt, was man aus Ostfriesland als Erinnerung an den Urlaub mitbringen kann.
9. die kleinste Waffel-Stube der Welt.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Hoteyes09 - Leverkusen, Germany
Uns hat es sehr gut gefallen, die Waffeln lecker , die Bedienung aufmerksam und freundlich . Der Preis etwas hoch, aber egal es ist ja Urlaub
10. Museum Norddeich Radio
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Benno H - Norden, Germany
in den frisch renovierten Räumen eines alten Packhauses in Norden wurde von ehemaligen Mitarbeitern der Küstenfunkstelle Norddeich Radio ein Museum eingerichtet, bestückt mit orginal Einrichtungs- und Betriebsgeräten der ehemaligen Küstenfunkstelle. Ein eigens dafür gegründeter und eingetragener Verein von ehemaligen Mitarbeitern, Seefunkern und am Funk interessierter betreut die Besucher des Museums. Bei Führungen wird recht anschaulich der Ablauf in der ehemaligen Seefunkstelle mit den alten Originalgeräten gezeigt.
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