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南へプラネタリウムの道を進み、太陽系をより深く知りましょう！ご自身に合った道をお選びください。短いルート（オレンジ）は、木星を南へ進み、1452メートルで短いルートの終点である土星に到着します。木星で曲がり、長いルート（赤）を鉄道橋まで進むと、古い鉄道線路（Erich-Lampe-Weg）に出ます。そこでも土星を見つけることができます。鉄道線路を西へ進むと、約6kmでプラネタリウムの道の終点である冥王星に到着します。プラネタリウムの道はPDFドキュメントとしてもダウンロード可能です。（出典：nordenham.de）

この惑星の道は、太陽系の1:1.000.000.000（10億分の1）の縮尺模型です。 この縮尺により、太陽系の半径は約6kmに縮小され、太陽、その惑星、そしてそれらの間の距離のサイズ比を意味のある形で表現することができます。 （出典：nordenham.de）

Here you can walk from Großensiel harbor towards Union Pier or vice versa. Whether on the beach, in front of or behind the seawall, you're guaranteed a coastal atmosphere and a fresh breeze. Alternatively, you can sit in the sand or on a bench, listen to the waves, or watch the ships go by.

Since 2004, this bronze sculpture "Dockworker" has stood on the banks of the Weser River in Nordenham, honoring the achievements of industrial and dockworkers. It now also features an information panel, which was created/installed in 2022.

Donated by Helmut Werner (March 26, 1948 – October 5, 2009), CEO of Rhenus Midgard and citizen of Nordenham. Inspired by Helmut Werner's statement, "Nordenham was built on the backs of the dockworkers," sculptor Anne Wagenfeld (Butjadingen, March 5, 1948 – April 24, 2016) created a sculpture that places the dockworker within the context of space and time, within the development of humanity and nature, across generations and eras (heads, stairs, shells). The dockworker gazes at the natural deep-sea harbor, which, in the early days of steamships, made it possible to export Butjadingen cattle to England. The arrival of the railway in 1875 allowed for the import of oil from America and grain from Russia. From 1890 to 1897, fast steamships of the Norddeutscher Lloyd shipping company transported hundreds of thousands of emigrants from here to America. The port was later privatized, and the newly established industrial companies – fishing, the North German submarine cable works, the zinc smelter, and the Friedrichswerft shipyard – built their own port facilities. All benefited from the favorable location on the deep waters of the Weser estuary. (You can learn more about this topic at the Nordenham Museum.) (Source: mk-nordenham.de/beitraege, Helmut Klug).

The information boards about Saturn and Jupiter on the Planet Trail are almost at the Weser beach.

The tower was built in 1897/98 and initially served as the Einswarden lighthouse a few kilometers further north. It was relocated to its current location in 1914.

The lower lighthouse, with a height of 17 m, is a white, three-legged lattice beacon with a gallery and a green copper dome roof.