Midlum - Midlum

Midlum is a place in the joint municipality of Land Wursten in the Elbe-Weser triangle between Bremerhaven and Cuxhaven.

background

Midlum is a place with around 1700 inhabitants that is between the cities Bremerhaven and Cuxhaven lies. One half of Midlum is in the marshland and the other on the Geest; the community does not reach the coast. It is the second largest town in the joint municipality of Land Wursten, which consists of seven member municipalities. Land Wursten extends from the North Sea with the North Sea baths Dorum and Wremen to the Geest to Midlum with its moors and forests.

getting there

By plane

• The closest 53.04758.7866671 Bremen Airport(IATA: BRE) is 93 km away, across the and by train (from Bremen Hbf continue with tram line 6) in 2 hours.
• The travel time to Hamburg Airport as well as for Hanover Airport is just under 3 hours; the train shows the fastest travel time via Bremerhaven and Bremen.
• The one located on the grounds of the Nordholz naval aviation base 53.768333338.664166672 Sea-Airport Cuxhaven / Nordholz(IATA: FCN) does not currently offer regular flight connections. However, the airfield is available for self-pilots.

By train

Midlum does not have its own train station. The next regional train stops are Dorum about 6 kilometers away, Nordholz (6 km) and Bremerhaven-Lehe (20 km).

Long-distance connections mostly lead over Bremerhaven-Lehe; Even with connections to destinations north / right of the Elbe, the route via Bremerhaven is usually faster than that via Cuxhaven.

By bus

• There are regular bus connections to Dorum (line 549), an 8-minute drive, and Cuxhaven via Nordholz (line 550) (31 minutes from CUX train station, 9 minutes from Nordholz-Aeronauticum).
• There is a shared taxi service from Dorum, Tel. 0471/3003 555

In the street

Coming from the south via the to 4 Neuenwalde and then follow the signs. From the north (Cuxhaven) to the 3 Nordholz and then towards Bremerhaven.

By bicycle

• The "Alter Postweg" cycle route connects Midlum with Bremerhaven and Cuxhaven; it leads through the interior of the Elbe-Weser triangle.
• Distances: Cuxhaven 16 km, Bremerhaven 25 km, Bremen 80 km, Hamburg 120 km

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Tourist Attractions

• 53.73238.615711 Mill The landmark of Midlum, which can be seen from afar, is the galleryDutch windmill, which stands in the center of Midlum. The Midlumer Mühle was built in 1857 and was in operation until 1955. Today it is a listed building. The historic mill is functional again after its restoration a few years ago (from 1998) and is now used for weddings, among other things, because it is an official branch of the Wurster Land registry office.

• 53.732468.615651 Bakehouse Next to the mill there is a bakery, which has also been restored, in which old-fashioned baked goods are also used on certain occasions. The support is incumbent on the specially founded Mill Association Midlums.

• 53.729868.615332 St. Pankratii The Evangelical Lutheran Church is located in the center of the village St. Pankratiiwhich dates back to the 12th century and was built from rocks. The medieval stalls and the baptismal font are special features of the church dedicated to St. Pankratii.

activities

Midlum spring water outdoor pool (only open in the summer months)

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Practical advice

trips

• 53.72639.077353  Zoo in the Wingst, Am Olymp 1, 21789 Wingst. Tel.: 49 (0)4778 255, Email: [email protected]. .The zoo in Wingst is a small, cute zoo with an eventful past, which is constantly changing in terms of species-appropriate animal husbandry with wolf and bear forests, accessible marmoset and kangaroo enclosures, as well as rare and exotic animal species. Lions, tigers and co. Are not missing either. There is a family-friendly environment with playgrounds, petting zoo, handcart rental, cheap snacks and free parking spaces.Features: free parking, no dogs.Open: all year round: end of October-mid-February: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., mid-February to end of March: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., end of March to end of October: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.Price: adults € 8.00 / children (3-17 years) € 5.00, families (2 2) € 24.00.last change: Jan. 2021

• 53.6942299.1831813  Osten-Hemmoor transporter bridge. Tel.: 49 (0)172 661 84 67, Email: [email protected]. .Osten has the oldest transporter ferry in Germany, which has been a connection across the Oste River since 1909. Its construction, with a clearance height of 21 m above sea level, enables even larger sailing ships to pass through. At the time of its construction, the Oste was still an important trade route with heavy shipping traffic. Today it is only used for tourist purposes. The 30 m high, green-painted construction, which is protected as a technical monument, towers over the small town East Visible from afar, while the ferry itself is trundling close to the surface of the water. Pedestrians, cyclists and vintage cars are allowed to use the ferry.Open: April Oct .: 12: 00-16: 00; May Sept .: 11: 00-17: 00 every hour on the hour. June-Aug. 10: 00-18: 00 every half hour. From November to March crossings only on request.Price: adults € 2.00, children (6-16 years). 1.50 €. Bicycle € 0.50.last change: Jan. 2021

• 53.70749.41274  Rusch brickworks, Ritscher Außenendeich 2, 21706 Drochtersen. Tel.: 49 (0)4148 61 01 30, Fax: 49 (0)4148 61 01 33, Email: [email protected]. .Klinkerwerk Rusch is a brickworks with a hand-fired coal furnace. Last brick factory still in production in Kehdinger Land (sightseeing only by appointment).last change: not specified

Tourist office Midlum e. V .: Tel .: 047 41/91 30 23, Fax: 047 41/91 30 24

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Web links

• http://www.midlum.de/ - Midlum official website