Thatched-roof houses in Nebel – Amrum Windmill loop from Norddorf auf Amrum

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Thatched-roof houses in Nebel – Amrum Windmill loop from Norddorf auf Amrum

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Thatched-roof houses in Nebel – Amrum Windmill loop from Norddorf auf Amrum

01:08

10.9km

30m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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4.71 km

View of the Wadden Sea from the Nebel viewing platform

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From this viewing platform you have a beautiful view over the Wadden Sea and the island of Föhr.

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4.72 km

Nebel Viewing Platform

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Beautiful view of the Wadden Sea.

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5.06 km

Thatched-roof houses in Nebel

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Just one example of the beautiful homes and gardens in fog. This place is just beautiful :)

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5.21 km

St. Clemens Church and Seafarers' Cemetery in Nebel

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Whole life stories immortalized on the gravestones!

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5.28 km

St. Clemens Church and Cemetery, Nebel (Amrum)

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In the middle of the island in the village of Nebel lies the old church of St. Clement near the Watt. The church is open daily from 09.00-17.00. It is surrounded by a cemetery that has been buried for 800 years. Here are also the historic tombstones, which have been kept for hundreds of years and tell life stories.

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5.89 km

Cemetery of the Nameless (Friedhof der Namenlosen), Amrum

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32 people who were washed up by the sea were buried in the cemetery.
All that is known about them is the day on which the body was found.

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5.96 km

Amrum Windmill

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The Amrumer Mühle is the oldest windmill in Schleswig-Holstein.
It was built in 1770-1771 on the highest elevation of the town and operated by the first miller, Erk Knudten.
In 1963, the last miller, Hans Kristensen, had to cease operations for economic reasons. From 1964, the Association for the Preservation of the Amrumer Windmill (Verein zur Erhaltung der Amrumer Windmühle e.V.) took over the windmill and converted the former storage rooms into a museum, which was opened on June 28, 1964.
Here you can experience island history from several centuries: seafaring and whaling, agriculture, Frisian living culture, and the island's early settlement history. Summer exhibitions with paintings by changing artists, predominantly featuring Amrum-specific motifs, are particularly popular.

amrum.de/freizeitangebote/nebel/a-windmuehle

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