The Wadden Sea (Frisian: Waadsee, German: Wattenmeer) is a marginal sea between the Wadden Islands and the North Sea on one side and the mainland of the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark on the other.
Peace, vastness, and rugged nature are paramount here. The nature reserve is part of the Wadden Sea World Heritage Site and covers over 4,200 hectares. Enjoy the green summer polders, …
This fountain is an ode to astronomer Jan Hendrik Oort. He thought that a "cloud" of billions of comet-like objects is moving around our solar system. This was a breakthrough in astronomy.
The salt marshes on the Wadden Sea are beautiful. Outside the dike, the water has free rein here. At high tide they are under water. Wad and sea birds come here for food, rest and to breed.