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Invites you to linger for a while, otherwise Oldenburg is not that exciting.

Small harbor in Oldenburg city center, where many people can dock with their own boats.

Oldenburg Port The Oldenburg Port is the junction between the Hunte and the Küstenkanal. Goods from sea and inland traffic have been loaded here since the 14th century. After the Second World War, operations increased steadily over the decades. Today, the Oldenburg Port is one of the busiest inland ports in Lower Saxony, with an average annual turnover of 1.1 million tons. An average of 1,000 inland vessels and 60 seagoing vessels dock here each year. Leisure and excursion boats have also been docking here since the 1980s.

The windmill in the open-air museum in Bad Zwischenahn is a two-storey gallery windmill. The windmill in the open-air museum in Bad Zwischenahn is a two-storey gallery windmill. It dates from 1811 and was initially built in neighboring Westerstede. After several changes of ownership, its last location was in Hüllstede near Westerstede. After it was shut down in 1958, it was in danger of falling into disrepair and was moved to the open-air museum in Bad Zwischenahn in 1960 to be saved. The mill has a functioning grinding mill for crushing and a pan mill that is used to produce oil. The blades of the mill are 11.20 meters long, and the total height of the mill up to the first cap is 21 meters.

The mill is located not far from the shore of the Zwischenahner Meer and several benches around the mill building invite you to take a short rest and break. If you have a little more time, you can also take a look (and a tour) inside the mill. The entire building is in excellent condition and you should take the time to enjoy the mill from different perspectives!

You can take a nice break at the fishing port near the vocational school, there is also a coffee.

Ten percent of Varel's urban area is made up of forest. Until the end of Bentinck's rule in 1854, the forest was owned by the counts, with the Windallee leading from the castle square directly to the "Große Allee" in the forest, and both represented the bridle path for the counts' rule. The "Stone Pillars", a motif for photographers and painters for many years, separated the city from the forest. Before the end of the Second World War, large parts of the 140-year-old magnificent beech trees on the "Große Allee" were felled due to old age, but were later reforested by Varel residents. The Varel city forest is a popular local recreation area for the city's residents and offers its advantages in every season, from shady, cool spots in summer to the opportunity to sled in the "Sandkuhle" in winter. The "Stone Pillars" are not only the entrance to the Varel forest, but also the start and finish point of the "Jungeholz forest adventure trail".

HOLIDAY HOME "AM SEE" - Directly on the Zwischenahner Meer - With its own bathing jetty and rowing boat - Ideal for sailors, surfers and anglers! Well-kept and comfortable, fully furnished: living room with separate dining area and satellite TV, DVD, CD/radio; bedroom; kitchen equipped with all necessary equipment; shower/toilet; and a bedroom in the attic accessible via an external staircase; (total 50 sqm); terrace with a view of the sea; lawn; carport (also for bicycles)! Non-smoking house. Bringing dogs (on request) is permitted. They must be kept on a leash on the property. The holiday home is located on an idyllic 10,000 square meter park-like property with old trees and rhododendrons, on which the owner's house is also located. You can start your hike around the lake right in front of our property. In addition, a variety of bike tours and hikes in the near and far surroundings are possible