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You get a fantastic view of the Elbe River and the nuclear power plant here; a visit is highly recommended and interesting, as is a lovely hike. A great cycling route also runs along here, amidst beautiful nature 💚.

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The Freiburg harbor channel is an approximately 2 km long, unclassified federal waterway in the district of Stade in Lower Saxony. It serves as an access route from the Lower Elbe to the Freiburg harbor and is under the jurisdiction of the Elbe-North Sea Waterways and Shipping Authority. It is classified as an inland waterway subject to the Maritime Shipping Regulations.

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A fantastic cycling and hiking trail runs along here, surrounded by beautiful nature 💚. There's a charming little harbor with old half-timbered houses. Restaurants are located near the harbor.

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The Old Port in Freiburg an der Elbe was built in the 19th century as a transshipment point for regional trade along the Elbe River. Historic warehouses and quays testify to the port's economic importance. Today, the port serves as a reminder of the city's maritime past and its connection to the river.

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Great view! Worth it!

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Cozy harbor. If you want to take photos, the lighting is best in the afternoon. Sun at your back. Find out about events on the Kornspeicher Freiburg website.

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The Brokdorf nuclear power plant was extremely controversial even when it was built and now represents a bygone era of energy production.

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St. Wulphardi Church

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View over the Elbe to Brokdorf

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beautiful impressions of the passing ships on the Elbe, the confluence of the North Sea Canal and Brockdorf, as well as the wonderful, untouched nature

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In the granary, Freiburg (Elbe), delicious coffee and cake.

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A sleepy place on the Elbe.

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There is a break station for cyclists with the possibility to recharge the batteries of the e-bikes directly in the ticket area of the Natureum. If the weather is bad, you can take your picnic in a separate area in the entrance hall.

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Freiburg, originally an island landscape on the Lower Elbe, is located in the Kehdinger Land. Pliny the Elder, who reached the Elbe with a Roman fleet under the command of the general Drusus, reported on riparian people who live mainly from fishing, making their nets from reeds and rushes. The spot was first mentioned in a document in 1154. In 1271, the ruler of Bremen, Archbishop Hildebold von Wunstorf, granted Freiburg city rights, which later dukes and bishops of the city confirmed several times. A document from 1474 states that Freiburg's city law has been aligned with that of the neighboring city of Stade. Furthermore, the city had stacking and market rights.

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The museum, which also includes a museum harbor with a coaster, exhibits items from coastal shipping and river fishing. All three, the museum, the harbor and the Iris-Jörg are under monument protection.

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Freiburg, the central town of the Nordkehdingen municipality, is characterized by its historic town center, the old harbor. More recent settlement areas then adjoin the historic town center. As a central location, Freiburg ensures basic services. Here we find the school center and town hall of the Nordkehdingen municipality.

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It is possible to explore the Lower Elbe by bike.

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Interesting Since 1994, volunteers have been running a museum in a historic granary, which also includes a museum harbor, for coastal shipping and river fishing.

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From here you can see the confluence with the Kiel Canal and the Brockdorf nuclear power plant.

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The museum was unfortunately closed due to the prevailing situation. At least you can stroll along the picturesque museum harbor and catch a glimpse of the smorgasbord of traditional ships and the Kümo "Iris-Jörg" as a highlight.

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