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Here you can get really delicious blueberry ice cream

A very beautiful mill and a good travel destination

A beautiful mill (here you can also rent a holiday apartment)

Call ahead, register, and then enjoy a delicious breakfast: homemade bread, rolls, strawberry jam, elderflower jelly, ... Prepared with love, nicely served, tasty, ... Sit in peace, enjoy nature, marvel at the birds and flowers, feast, ... Highly, highly recommended 👍

Perhaps you'll pass by Hanswarft on your wanderings. Don't miss the chance to sample a Frisian specialty in the quaint T-Stube after a refreshing breeze. If you'd like to learn more about the ancient seafaring culture, a visit to Königspesel is a must, where the Danish king spent the night during a storm surge in 1825.

Very, very interesting. 5,500 different, hand-painted tiles, numerous exhibits, ... More at: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Königspesel. Admission is reasonable. Another tip: Afterwards, head to the adjoining Hooger Friesenshop for a delicious piece of cake or a hot meal. Closed Sundays and Mondays. More at: https://www.hooger-friesenshop.de/epages/83285807.sf/de_DE/?ObjectPath=/Shops/83285807/Categories/AboutUs 😉

Yes... this is what "bridges" used to look like here 😀 Just walk over them, feel the tingling sensation, imagine having a wheelbarrow with you, ...

The Frisian house on Backenswarft was built in 1750 and has been adapted to changing uses over the centuries. Pesel - this is the name given to the "parlor" of a Frisian house, which was previously only used for special occasions. The "Blue Pesel" owes its name to the famous painter Nikolaus Soltau, who lived and worked on Hooge for several years. In 1928, he painted the ceiling beams, doors, and alcoves in the basic color blue, which is the basis for colorful still lifes. Like many Frisian houses, some of the walls of the Pesel are decorated with Delft tiles. The Dutch wall tiles often depict biblical depictions, ships, or rural scenes with blue or purple glaze in round cartouches on a white background. Several tiles together can also form a large motif in the form of a tableau. Ship motifs or floral motifs are often depicted in this form.