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Elsfleth is a small, nice town on the Hunte. Fish is sold at the harbor on Sundays. If you want to go to the other side of the Hunte, you have to use the drawbridge about 1km further north. But this only happens on the hour.

Beautiful place with a great view of the Hunte, there are many benches to relax on.

Elsfleth is one of the older places on the Lower Weser, first mentioned in documents around 1220. However, parts of today's urban area were settled long before that. In his geography, Claudius Ptolemy mentions a place called Tecelia (Greek: Tekelia) in northern Germania, which, among other things, with which today's Zetel was identified in the Friesland district. However, a mathematical transformation of the ancient coordinates gives Tecelia a location of 8° 27′ N 53° 23′ E, which corresponds to the location of Elsfleth-Hogenkamp. At Hogenkamp, one of several Germanic settlement sites from the Roman Empire on the Lower Weser was found in a convenient location near the mouth of the Hunte, which was used until the 6th century. The exact time when medieval Elsfleth was founded is unknown. Bishop Ansgar of Bremen is said to have founded the town's first church as early as 860.

An impressive experience when you cycle through the gate into the courtyard.

The Vareler Schleuse (Wilhelm-Kammann-Schleuse) is a sluice lock and can only be opened when there is a tie between the outside and inland water. General lockages take place from April to October between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. if there is also high water at this time. Registration points (on the lock and in the clubhouse of the WSV-Varel “Bistro am Deich”) have been set up for the registration of all ships not based in Varel. Lock times (lock opening usually approx. 30 - 45 minutes) are: at high tide (running water) between approx. 2 1/2 hours and 1 hour before high tide at low tide (running water): ) between approx. 1 hour and 1 3/4 hours after high tide. The times given refer to the course of a mean tide. The information from the tidal calendar of the BSH for Wilhelmshaven, Alter Vorhafen, applies as reference times - without converting the mean tidal differences to the Vareler lock.

Very inviting place to take a rest. There is plenty of seating and there is also a toilet. The food looks fresh and delicious. A rest is worthwhile.

Contemplative town with interesting buildings.

The Melkhus is always worth a bike ride