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Fischerhude, sights and walks Old houses, lots of greenery and a small river invite you to take a leisurely stroll through Fischerhude. You'll see a lot on this day trip. Culture, art and nature. There are also a few restaurants to fortify yourself. Fischerhude is known for its galleries and the artists who work or have worked here. Along with Worpswede, not far away, it is a really worth seeing artists' village in Lower Saxony. One of the most important artists is certainly Otto Modersohn. His paintings are exhibited in the museum of the same name. But it's not just the art that's worth seeing, the whole place is.

A dreamlike village with art history.

Fischerhude on the Wümme, known as an artists' village since the beginning of the 20th century, impresses with its historic buildings in romantic alleys. It is a place that invites you to linger. Gastronomic offerings support this with tasty treats. With around 3,400 inhabitants, Fischerhude is a relatively small place, but it is worth a stay just for the museum of the impressionist and co-founder of Worpswede, Otto Modersohn. But the Wümme that flows here, the local museum, the Liebfrauenkirche and the Mühlenberg with its windmill are also worth a visit. First mentioned in documents in 1124, Fischerhude, located on the Hamburg-Bremen long-distance cycle route, belongs to the town of Ottersberg.

now the dunes don't move anymore. But they offer an impressive landscape and great photo opportunities

Fischerhude, a place where you feel at home: an artist village, small shops with art objects, quaint cafes with outdoor seating in beautiful surroundings (warm season), dreamy paths and streets, lovely gardens and houses. You should see Fischerhude.

At the location of the refuge, the shorter version of Dör´t Moor ("De Bodderpad") branches off to the right, from the long version (10.3 km)

One of several shelters on the hike that invites you to take a break

Nice, small place, not quite as crowded as Worpswede.