애핑게담‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 천연기념물

Beautiful view over the Tetjehorn sub-area and the Schildmeer.

The restaurant is almost always closed, and there aren't even a single bench for older people to rest on! A rating of 6! Across the street from Delfzijl NL, there's a great restaurant with benches everywhere, everything is better!

The original Leermster Stain probably disappeared in 1906 when a pond was filled in at the location where the new café was built. The current 'Leermster Stain' at the church is a boulder from Rolde, which ended up at this location in 1974.

Natural beach

The peace and quiet and the wide cloudy skies are fantastic here

The Knock - the ideal place to relax and unwind The Knock is about 15 km northwest of the seaport of Emden. Long dykes and a small sandy beach invite you to take a walk or relax in the sun in almost complete seclusion. In addition to your own relaxation, dogs also get their money's worth on the dog beach. Dogs are allowed to walk without a leash on the paved path to the back of the sandy bay and also in the sandy bay itself. However, this only applies to dogs that can be reliably retrieved. On the dyke itself and in the hinterland there is generally a leash obligation. The beach at the pier is not suitable for swimming due to the strong undercurrent. Information about the Wadden Sea World Heritage Site, which stretches off the Lower Saxony coast between the border with the Netherlands at Dollart and the Elbe estuary near Cuxhaven.

On the west side of the Schildmeer lies Tetjehorn, an area that was already known centuries ago. According to stories, there was once a stronghold here where a robber knight lived. After his death, his wife, Taitjemui, took over the plundering. She was known as ruthless and terrorized the lake for years. It is said that her ghost still wanders around in bad weather. Since 2000, Tetjehorn has been part of the nature reserve 't Roegwold. It is now the largest reed marsh in Groningen, rich in birds such as the bittern, bearded tit, porcelain chicken and even the sea eagle.

This is watchtower "Biesterwied" in the Tetjehorn nature reserve, a nature reserve established in the early 2000s and the northernmost sub-area of 't Roegwold. It is the largest reed marsh in Groningen and is home to a multitude of birds, including bittern, bearded male and china grouse. feels at home in the reed marsh and every now and then even the imposing white-tailed eagle is seen here! from here a walking route through Tetjehorn starts. More info can be found here: https://www.staatsbosbeheer.nl/uit-in-de-natuur/wandelroute-tetjehorn