シュヴェージングのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

教会はとても美しいですが、聖ニコライ教会ではなく、シュヴェージングの聖ファビアンとセバスチャン教会と呼ばれています。

The Theodor Storm House (Theodor Storm Museum, Storm Center) in Husum, Schleswig-Holstein, is a literary museum dedicated to the poet and writer Theodor Storm, who lived here from 1866 to 1880. On the ground floor of the house at Wasserreihe 31 are the former bailiff's residence and Storm's study. Upstairs is the so-called "china room" with antique tableware. Also on display are pictures and objects belonging to the poet and his circle of acquaintances. The living room is preserved in a state similar to that of Storm's lifetime, while the so-called "Hademarschen Room" commemorates the poet's final years. The remaining rooms house a scholarly library and an archive used for research projects of the Storm Society.

Worth a visit during the Christmas season

Asmussen-Woldsen monument as a fountain.

Theodor Storm lived here. The White Rider still appears, not least in a song by the band Torfrock.

The buoy tender "Hildegard", a museum ship from the North Frisian Maritime Museum, is moored on the old slipway at the new town hall. From here, the perspectives are presented in a completely different light and interesting images of the ship and the harbor can be captured. And you can also learn something about the ship from 1907 from the information board. The slipway is accessible at any time, regardless of the museum's opening hours.

Bjarne Albertsen leads a tour of the Poet Museum in Wasserreihe. You can see not only the original living quarters of the Storm family, but also a permanent exhibition on the poet's life and work, as well as the Schimmelreiter room.

Buoy tender "Hilldegard" From 1907, used as a sailing ship under the name 'Eider to mark shipping routes in the Eider estuary and in the Wadden Sea for the Tönning Water and Shipping Authority. 1921 converted to a motor ship with a 90 hp engine. 1958 sold to the contract buoy tender Hinrich Rickleis, Amrum. Renamed "Hildegard". In service for laying buoys from Hallig Gröde to the Danish border 1978 decommissioned, 2000 sold to the North Frisian Maritime Museum. Moved to the old slipway of the former shipyard in Husum! ⚓️