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| South Brookmerland | ||
| federal state | Lower Saxony | |
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| Residents | 18.435 (2019) | |
| height | 3 m | |
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The South Brookmerland is a municipality north of Emden in Ostfriesland.
background
Südbrookmerland with the Großes Meer recreation area - and all of East Frisia is around it. With its healthy climate and the Großer Meer recreational area, Südbrookmerland is a popular holiday and excursion destination. At the fish-rich Flachmoorsee Großer Meer, water sports enthusiasts get their money's worth when swimming, sailing, surfing, paddling or fishing. And when it has frozen a lot in winter, the lake becomes an ice skating paradise. The moor museum and the body museum give impressive insights into the history of East Friesland.
getting there
By plane
By train
From Hanover via Bremen, Oldenburg and Leer as well as via the Emsland route from Münster via Rheine, Lingen and Leer, the main access routes lead to Emden station. From there the bus (VEJ) 410 and taxi to Südbrookmerland are available.
In the street
From the direction of Hanover / Kassel / Munich etc .:
A7 to Walsroder Dreieck, then A27 to Bremer Kreuz, then A1 to the Delmenhorst / Oldenburg exit, continue on A28 to Leer, then A31 to Emden, then B210 to Südbrookmerland
From the Ruhr area / Cologne / Frankfurt etc .:
A31 to Emden, continue on B210 to Südbrookmerland
By boat
mobility
Tourist Attractions
The Moordorf Moor Museum - the Museum of Poverty - and that Dorp Museum in Münkeboe With the beginnings of mechanization, the arduous everyday life of the moor dwellers, old handicrafts, culture and traditions can be impressively experienced. With the annual parade in August in Münkeboe, along with the classic car meeting, parts of these exhibitions become mobile.
At the Woldenhof, Lower Saxony's first school farm, young and old learn interesting facts about animals, plants and the origin of the food.
There is one in the district of Engerhafe memorial for the concentration camp established here during World War II.
activities
Sailing, surfing, paddling - water sports are very popular. The Great Sea is a popular area. From beginners to professionals, everyone gets their money's worth. Surf beginners in particular benefit from the shallow water depth of between 0.5 and one meter. Numerous regattas bring excitement and many colorful sails to the water surface. Motorboats chug comfortably through the many canals. Healthy, lively and really active, that is relaxation in Südbrookmerland. Cyclists, hikers, inline skaters and riders enjoy plenty of freedom of movement and find the flat, wide country a treat for the soul. Campers appreciate the space by the sea. Social entertainment is promised by East Frisians exams, as well as nature tours by carriage and excursion boat. In winter people meet to pound, and when it is deeply frozen, the Great Sea and the surrounding canals become an ice-skating paradise.
shop
kitchen
nightlife
There is no pub in Südbrookmerland where you can talk about afterlife. Two large discos, that Galaxy in the Georgsheil industrial park as well as that Tuna in Moorhusen with two dance floors each (dance and party / hit) with a large catchment area in surrounding cities are preferred by younger people. Older semesters can visit the 8 km away Aurich fall back on where with the Dancing bear find an over-30 disco as well as lively pubs.
accommodation
health
Practical advice
trips
literature
Web links
- http://www.suedbrookmerland.de - Official website of Südbrookmerland
