The “Suhl-Gang” is an impressive work of art in the Braderuper Heide on Sylt, created by the versatile artist Inge Dethlefs. Inge Dethlefs, who also works as a hat maker, organic farmer, art therapist, chanson writer and singer, installed this work in the Braderup Open Air Museum. The work of art blends harmoniously into the picturesque landscape of the heath and offers visitors a special connection between art and nature.
The Braderuper Heide, known for its blooming heathland and breathtaking views of the Wadden Sea, is a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. Here, visitors can explore the unique flora and fauna on numerous trails or take part in guided tours that offer insights into the special features of the nature reserve and the history of the region. Especially in summer, when the heath is in full bloom, the landscape is a purple dream that attracts many visitors.
In addition to the “Suhl-Gang”, the Braderuper Heide also offers numerous other sights and activities. The Braderup Nature Centre provides information about the local nature reserves and offers exciting insights into the flora and fauna of the region. Visitors can learn more about the care of the heath and the protection of the Wadden Sea, as well as take part in mudflat hikes and nature-based bike tours.