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The Elisabethfehn Canal, a unique section of the Hunte-Ems Canal, was completed in 1893. With a length of 15 km, it connects the Küstenkanal in Kampe with the Leda River in Osterhausen. The canal is 18 m wide, up to 1.50 m deep, and features seven drawbridges and four operable locks. It is not only the last intact fen canal in Germany, but also a listed monument. Today, the canal is primarily used by pleasure boats and offers excellent opportunities for cycling along its banks. Here, you can discover the fascinating traces of the fen culture, which has its origins in the raised bog culture. The drainage of the land led to the construction of canals, along which the typical fen houses were built. For further information about the significance of the canal, the fen culture, and the moors, a visit to the Moor and Fehn Museum in Elisabethfehn, run by the local and beautification association, is worthwhile.

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From here you have a beautiful view of the Schwaneburger Moor after 49 steps

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Anyone driving through Skäddel must take a look at the beautiful gallery Dutchman.

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The "Jantina" is a historic, single-masted sailing ship from the Netherlands (iron tjalk). It was built in Dokkum in 1900. It was formerly used to transport goods in and around the Wadden Sea. See https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tjalk

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Unfortunately, the windmill is scaffolded so that no tours can take place there at the moment

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A new highlight at Barßel Harbour since spring 2025. A great meeting place for young and old

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Café has opened at Barßel Harbor Barßel. A new meeting place for visitors has opened at Barßel Harbor since the beginning of April: the "Best Place Harbor Café." In a converted shipping container, operators Mona Wolke, Jan Lange, and Mario Thomalla offer snacks and drinks for strollers, tourists, and playground visitors. This fulfills a long-held wish of many harbor visitors. Mayor Nils Anhuth expressed his enthusiasm for the new café at the contract signing: "After visiting the dream play park, spontaneously grabbing a French fry, enjoying a coffee by the water in bright sunshine, or buying a sandwich during a bike ride – all of this is now possible at the harbor. It's great that we've found a motivated team of operators for a café." The café's offerings include both classic snacks and specialty dishes. "We offer coffee and cold drinks on site, as well as a selection of cocktails. Tea will also be available soon," reports Mona Wolke. The focus is on sandwiches, including bruschetta, sandwiches with grilled vegetables, smoked ham, or fish. For those who prefer savory dishes, there are also fries, currywurst with homemade curry sauce, and bratwurst. The operators are committed to gradually expanding their offerings. Jan Lange explains: "We're still in the process of developing them. Opening hours and the product range are still being finalized and may expand." The café is currently open Fridays from 2 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. In addition to the culinary offerings, the team also provides seating directly at the harbor. This means the café is not just a place to refuel, but also a place to linger and enjoy. Mayor Anhuth is already looking forward to his first fries after a visit to the playground and wishes the team a successful start.

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We were there on Monday, but it wasn't open. Unfortunately, there are no opening hours listed, which is a shame.

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