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The Haubarg-Kieker thatched-roof house is a lovingly renovated, typical thatched-roof house from the North Frisian coastal region. The holiday home is quietly located in Simonsberg near Husum, just a few minutes from the dike. Ideal for cycling, hiking, and dog-walking tours through the Wadden Sea foreland. It's a starting point for tours to the Hamburger Hallig, Nordstrand, the Westerhever Lighthouse, Sankt Peter-Ording, island hopping, and many other excursions. Perfect for nature lovers and those seeking peace and quiet, with or without dogs. More information at: www.reetdachhaus-haubarg-kieker.de

The Haubarg-Kieker thatched-roof house is a lovingly renovated, typical thatched-roof house from the North Frisian coastal region. The holiday home is quietly located in Simonsberg near Husum, just a few minutes from the dike. Ideal for cycling, hiking, and dog-walking tours through the Wadden Sea foreland. It's a starting point for tours to the Hamburger Hallig, Nordstrand, the Westerhever Lighthouse, Sankt Peter-Ording, island hopping, and many other excursions. Perfect for nature lovers and those seeking peace and quiet, with or without dogs. More information at: www.reetdachhaus-haubarg-kieker.de

St. Mary's Church in Witzwort was built around 1420 in Romanesque-Gothic style. The choir was rebuilt around 1900, and the wooden bell tower dates from 1631 and stands on the eastern edge of the church mound. The numerous paintings of former pastors from the period between 1728 and 1928 are interesting and noteworthy. The church's most precious treasure is a three-part altar, which, with its richness unique to Eiderstedt, is attributed to the Brüggemann School. Since 2004, the village church has been illuminated from three sides at night during the winter. St. Mary's Church in Witzwort, with its bell tower and churchyard, are listed as a cultural monument. Also a cultural monument and worth seeing, although not open to the public, is the rectory at Glockensteg 1 in Witzwort. Gravestones over 400 years old can be found across the mound of St. Mary's Church. They were formerly gravestones for pastors and large farmers. They bear death dates from 1574 and 1690. SOURCE: https://www.husum-tourismus.de/Media/Attraktionen/Kirche-St.-Marien-Witzwort#/article/e80871fe-503c-420e-b54d-55a428bb3140

Here you can read interesting information and facts about the mudflats and the former town of Lundenberg.

A small shop where you can get a lot of things, in any case you won't die of hunger or thirst.

Here you can find information and maps for Husum Bay and the Wadden Sea National Park.

The village history of Simonsberg - with the districts Finkhaushallig and Lundenbergsand - tells of a changeable life with the sea. A number of storm surges have hit the place and the church again and again and left their mark.

Anyone who enjoys cycling is also in the right place in Simonsberg on the North Sea coast of North Friesland, because the North Sea Coast Cycle Path takes cyclists through the village