ヴェスターシュテーデ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

A beautiful section of the sea route.

In the middle of nature: a dream

Nice and quiet route, unless the train is thundering past you.

There are several of them on a trip around Lake Zwischenahner. They are well made and fun to ride, but be careful when they are wet!

Beware of pedestrians... Drive moderately.

The windmill in the open-air museum in Bad Zwischenahn is a two-storey gallery windmill. The windmill in the open-air museum in Bad Zwischenahn is a two-storey gallery windmill. It dates from 1811 and was initially built in neighboring Westerstede. After several changes of ownership, its last location was in Hüllstede near Westerstede. After it was shut down in 1958, it was in danger of falling into disrepair and was moved to the open-air museum in Bad Zwischenahn in 1960 to be saved. The mill has a functioning grinding mill for crushing and a pan mill that is used to produce oil. The blades of the mill are 11.20 meters long, and the total height of the mill up to the first cap is 21 meters.

High-quality jetty with viewing platform and bench.

The market square, the center of the town, only emerged after the great fire of 1815. The market square, the center of the town, only emerged after the great fire of 1815. Over 50 buildings fell victim to the flames. The then bailiff of Negelein was a far-sighted man; despite protests from the affected residents, he prevented the houses from being rebuilt on their original site. For a long time, the square was a traffic hub. In the late 1970s, a pedestrian zone was planned as part of the urban redevelopment. Traffic was to be diverted around the outside of Westerstede. The church could hardly withstand the load of the trucks and cars passing through. The tower was already bulging. Therefore, concrete action was needed because, of course, people wanted to preserve the church.