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Outer harbor

Impressive to look at!

Delicious fish and crabs

A beautiful inland harbor with many pleasant restaurants invites you to take a leisurely break.

There are some beautiful alleys.

Husum has some truly charming alleys and nooks that enchant with their Nordic charm, colorful houses, and maritime flair. Here are the most beautiful: 1. The Schiffbrücke (Ship Bridge) The heart of the harbor – a picturesque street with pastel-colored merchant houses, cafés, and views of the boats. Tip: It's especially romantic here in the evenings, when the lights reflect in the harbor. 2. Großstraße & Kleine Straße Husum's "parlor" – cobblestones, small shops, and historic gabled houses. Particularly pretty: The "Storm Passage," a hidden passageway with boutiques and cafés. 3. Süderstraße Frisian idyll – old brick houses, colorful doors, and flower boxes. Here you'll find artisan shops and cozy studios. 4. Wasserreihe (Water Row) Right by the inland harbor – a quiet street with a view of the water and typical thatched-roof houses. Insider tip: The small "boat dock" at the end – perfect for a photo with harbor flair. 5. Market Square & Norderstraße Historic center with town hall, weekly market (Tues & Fri), and cozy cafés. Nice detail: The old gable inscriptions on the houses. 6. Schlossstraße & Schlossgang Quiet and elegant – leads to the castle in front of Husum with its crocus meadow (a must in spring!). The "Schloßgang" is a small, enchanted passage with old lanterns. 7. Osterende & Westerende Less touristy, but full of charm – here you'll find old Frisian houses with thatched roofs and cottage gardens. Extra tip: Off the main roads, it's worth simply strolling through the small "gangways" (like the "Rose Gang") – Husum has many hidden corners! Bottom line: Husum's streets aren't large, but they're full of life and Nordic coziness. Perfect for a stroll with a coffee stop or some atmospheric photos! 📸☕️

A very beautiful street with many beautiful houses.

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