About 100 kilometers north of Bremen, the seaside town of Cuxhaven lures with a myriad of maritime-themed attractions. Excursions to the Wadden Sea National Park and the German North Sea Islands, relaxing spa treatments, historical sites and much more are on our list and with this, we will show you that this area is a great location for the Ferienwohnung Cuxhaven where you can spend a holiday that is both relaxing and adventurous according to your preferences.
Alte Liebe
Alte Liebe (old love) was built as a pier and breakwater in 1733, but converted into a viewing platform in 1982. It has since become Cuxhaven’s most popular walk for a sunny day. The bridge offers a view of the bay and the passing ships, whose names and origins are announced by a loudspeaker.
Boat excursions
True wildlife enthusiasts can also hop aboard a boat trip around the harbor and coastal sandbanks. At low tide, the spit dries up and becomes a welcome resting place for the local seal colony. If you have a day or two to spend, you might consider visiting Helgoland, one of the most popular German islands in the North Sea.
Ritzebüttel Castle
Although Ritzebüttel Castle does not compete with Neuschwanstein, Hohenzollern, or any of the other majestic castles that Germany is known for, it is still worth a visit. Dating back to 1340, the castle-like building combines architectural influences with an interesting history. Cuxhaven was once part of Hamburg and at that time the Ritzebüttel served as th...