Attractions in Osterholz

After the report of the office Osterholz from the year 1836 the windmill Worpswede was built in 1701 by Claus Segelken. For the operation of the mill he had to …read more

Lonely hut with beer garden right on the water. Very close to the angled bridge, also worth seeing.

The nature reserve "Wide Water" has the shape of a triangle and is also called "wet triangle" due to the many streams and lakes. In the area are many birds …read more

Technical monument and excursion destination on the Weser dyke.
The mill was built in 1850 and completely renovated in 2004!

In cooperation with Worpsweder Touristik we offer regular peat boat trips from May to October. These tours take place every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays at 14.00 and …read more

Although the block country is officially managed as a district of Bremen, so understands the 30-acre spot in the middle of the nature reserves "Untere Wümme" and "Kuhgrabensee" rather as …read more

My way to work ... in the morning at sunrise, the piece on the Wümme is just fantastic!

For hikers and cyclists a very nice recreation area. Various paths lead through this beautiful area, which is attractive in every season.

The Hamberger Moor is a former high moor, which is counted as the Teufelsmoor. It lies between the Beek in the east and the villages Ströhe and Spreddig in the …read more

The landscape of the Teufelsmoor has given Worpswede something special, art something unique, and people fill this region with liveliness. The unusual symbiosis of primordial nature and creative design of …read more

The museum complex is maintained and maintained by the local history association. The premises can be rented for events and civil ceremonies. On the upper floor of the home house …read more

Niedersachsenstein, an 18-meter-high monument made of bricks, located on the Weyerberg, looks like an eagle from afar, reminiscent of soldiers from the region who died in the First World War. …read more

Replica that can be visited.

Very beautiful view. Here you can take a break and take photos.

The strange bridge guide has a reason. Since the farmer of the opposite property was against a Überwegung, the bridge got this kink to the left :)

One of the many art installations in town

The well-known Moorkolonisator Jürgen Christian Findorff (1720-1792) is here a monument dedicated. Because it is quite hidden in the forest, it can be found without help. Thanks komoot is now reliable.

Peat boat trips on the Hamme with the Adolphsdorf peat boatmen can be booked here ...
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At the entrance here is reminiscent of the ferryman.

Gemeinde Ritterhude is the rudest community in Northern Germany for the cyclists (I only judge the room where I went). Condition of bike paths in Ritterhude is catastrophic, what have …read more