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Ditzum Harbour

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Ditzum Harbour

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    1. Leer City Harbour – Old Town, Leer loop from Emden Hauptbahnhof

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    January 29, 2017

    The small fishing village of Ditzum is popular with cyclists. Whether on the return trip from Rheiderland or the Dollart route from Holland. Ditzum always invites you to take a break, whether it's fish rolls, coffee and cake, ice cream or a delicious fish dish - here you can recharge your batteries.

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      June 20, 2020

      Ditzum is an ideal starting point for rallies both to NL and with the ferry over to the mainland....Greetsiel (Grandcafe definitely eat waffles :) + Leer is almost around the corner...The people on the ferry are always up for a snack and they know the difference between an eBike and a pedelec (see fare list)

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        June 5, 2016

        Quiet fishing village on the Ems - ideal for a break - coffee and fish rolls - everything was delicious

        Ditzum is an East Frisian fishing and harbor village on the south bank of the Unterems about 2 km from where it flows into the Dollart. It is located in the Rheiderland and has belonged to the municipality of Jemgum in the district of Leer since a municipal reform in 1973. [1] With about 700 inhabitants [2] and an area of 20.4 km², the village is the second largest of the eleven Jemgum districts. Because of its remote location in the north-western corner of the Rheiderland, it is also known as "Endje van de Welt". Its port with centuries-old continuity and one of the last functioning gates are unique in East Frisia. The historical connection between the terp settlement with windmill, Romanesque church and church tower in the form of a lighthouse (1846) as well as the port and the internal drainage through the Sieltief with its "chicken bridge" is still understandable and important today. This sets it apart from similarly structured terp tarts in the Unterems, which have often lost their original sluice port function due to the dike being moved forward. The Ems ferry stationed in Ditzum in the Emden district of Petkum is the last remaining Ems ferry on East Frisian soil.
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          Location: Jemgum, Leer, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany

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