The Oldenburger Land (Altoldenburg) is in the northwest Lower Saxony, between Ostfriesland and Bremen. It covers the north of the former Free State of Oldenburg, i.e. the city and the district Oldenburg, Delmenhorst, the Ammerland and the Wesermarsch.
Regions
- Ammerland
- Wesermarsch
- Oldenburg Geest
The Oldenburger Münsterland also belonged to the Free State of Oldenburg, but differs from the rest of the Oldenburg region in terms of both landscape and culture and is therefore treated as a separate travel region.
places
- Oldenburg (Oldenburg)
- Bad Zwischenahn
- Brake (Lower Weser)
- Butjadingen
- Delmenhorst
- Edewecht
- Ganderkesee
- Great kneading
- Nordenham
- Rastede
- Westerstede
- Wildeshausen
Other goals
- Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park
background
language
getting there
The closest airport is Bremen. From there it is 14 km to Delmenhorst, 50 km to Oldenburg, 65 km to Bad Zwischenahn, 70 km to Nordenham.
Intercity buses from Leipzig, Hanover and Emden stop every two hours in Oldenburg and Delmenhorst. The RE 1 from Bremen to Norddeich stops in Delmenhorst, Hude, Oldenburg, Bad Zwischenahn, Westerstede-Ocholt and Augustfehn. In addition, the Nordwestbahn lines Bremen – Delmenhorst – Hude – Nordenham, Bremen – Delmenhorst – Osnabrück and Osnabrück – Oldenburg – Wilhelmshaven run through the region.
The A 28 (Bremen – Oldenburg – Leer) and A 29 (Osnabrück – Oldenburg – Wilhelmshaven) motorways run through the Oldenburger Land.
mobility
The tariff applies to the entire region Transport association Bremen / Lower Saxony (VBN).
