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Place for wonderful concerts and quiet moments.

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The church is closed for renovation

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Everything you need is here. Absolutely everything!

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Christ Church of Niebüll https://kirche-niebuell.de/christuskirche.html

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Important station for locals, commuters and holidaymakers to get to the island

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This station is one of the stations on the Marschbahn, which connects Hamburg with Sylt. Niebüll is a place from which many commuters travel to Sylt every day. The station has the following, among other things: - Forecourt with benches, taxi rank & tourist information - Bus connections - Lounge - DB counter - Newspaper kiosk with integrated café - 2 public, fee-paying toilets The car train also commutes from Niebüll to Sylt-Westerland several times an hour, as the island cannot be reached by road, but only by a railway embankment.

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Aha, a regular train station as a highlight... wow Thank you for this great highlight. I didn't realize that I should set every train station as a highlight - as an enrichment for the community. Why should you set a regular train station as a highlight on your bike tour in North Friesland or in Niebüll itself? I can also set the train station in Gelsenkirchen as a hub. A highlight is a high point on a bike tour. Niebüll train station is definitely not one of them.

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Beautiful little church in Niebüll

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From here you can go to Sylt or alternatively to Hamburg or Denmark

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From here you can take the train to Dagebüll from where you can take the ferry to Föhr or Amrum

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When looking at the bronze sculpture "The Motherly One" in front of Niebüll Town Hall, the unusual posture is immediately noticeable. Sculptor Waldemar Grzimek deliberately moved away from a lifelike depiction of the body. The focus is more on the tension of the body, which is created by the optical reference points of shoulders, arms and legs. The lower legs spread outwards, the upper body leaning forward and the arms crossed in front of the chest follow geometric and analytical rules. They visually pull the woman's torso together and radiate a protective power. The artist did not want to show an ideal woman, but rather to work out special features. The fact that the body appears a little distorted and displaced as a result underlines his intention. Data on the work: Waldemar Grzimek: The Motherly One (1963, bronze) Hauptstraße 44, 25899 Niebüll Route planner: 54.78613, 8.82646 https://sh-kunst.de/waldemar-grzimek-die-muetterliche/?taxonomy=orte&terms=591

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The Protestant Christ Church, which is also beautiful inside, was built on this spot in 1729. It is well worth a visit.

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The department store has (almost) everything your heart desires... even souvenirs. But also clothes, stationery, etc.

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Always a lot of activity around the train station

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Waldemar Grzimek (1918 –1984) created the sculpture “The Motherly” in 1963 (bronze, granite base) from various basic geometric shapes. Shoulders, arms and legs are designated as special optical reference points. They generate a high degree of vital tension and integrate the sensual physical charisma of the figure into a higher, general context. https://www.niebuell.de/media/custom/2435_1715_1.PDF?1679588422

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The Christ Church in Niebüll is a Protestant church that was built in 1729. It is located at Kirchenstraße 6, 25899 Niebüll. The church has an eventful history and has been renovated several times. The previous church was built in the Gothic style and stood in what is now the Langstoft district until the devastating storm flood of 1362. The storm flood damage was so severe that the church was demolished and rebuilt in the Gothic style in the dune area of the new Niebüll settlement. Niebüll was first mentioned as a church location in 1436. The south bridge from 1778 (next to the former sexton's house) - restored in 1925 - has two gates of different sizes, each with three symbols arranged in a cross: rings, scales and sword as well as cross, heart and anchor. Unfortunately, only sparse reports have survived about the furnishings of the previous churches. Because of its good acoustics, the Christ Church also hosts concerts by national cultural institutions, such as the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival and the Danish Sønderjyllands Symphony Orchestra. http://www.kirche-niebuell.de/kirchen/christuskirche.html

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Niebüll train station is on the railway from Hamburg to Westerland, which was originally built to Tønder (Tondern). It is served by InterCity trains and Deutsche Bahn AG regional trains that run towards Husum and Westerland. Neg (Norddeutsche Eisenbahngesellschaft Niebüll) trains run from the same station. to Tønder in Denmark and to Dagebüll on the North Sea coast, where there is a ferry connection to the islands of Föhr and Amrum. Trains to Dagebüll also stop or start at Niebüll neg station, which can be reached via the station forecourt. Furthermore, these trains in the Niebüll area also stop in Deezbüll. Some of them operate with through coaches that offer direct connections beyond Hamburg for holidaymakers. Car loading for the Sylt-Shuttle and RDC Autozug Sylt car trains is carried out southeast of Niebüller train station in a handling facility that is directly accessible from the B 5 federal highway. Freight traffic is no longer handled in Niebüll. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nieb%C3%BCll

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The town of Niebüll is located in Südtondern, the northern part of the district of North Friesland. The church town of Nubul was first mentioned in a document in 1436. The pedestrian zone is not a pure pedestrian zone, as cars can drive in. But these are not necessarily disturbing, as it is a one-way street.

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A fine shopping street

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An interesting bronze figure in front of the town hall

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