Summer in the National Park: Exciting events for young and old in Fedderwardersiel!

Summer in the National Park: Exciting events for young and old in Fedderwardersiel!

In the picturesque Fedderwardersiel, the National Park House and Museum is ready to offer numerous adventures and discoveries for visitors big and small this summer. From the end of June to mid-September, the summer program attracts with 13 events on 119 dates, including creative craft activities, exciting mudflat expeditions and informative tours through the unique landscape of the Langwarder Groden. So e.g. For example, the series starts with making shell treasure boxes for children ages 4 and up on June 30th, and the painting workshop for young and old opens its doors every Tuesday morning from July 15th. As nwzonline.de reports, there are also weekly guided tours through the Langwarder Groden for both adults and families from July 1st, which take place on Tuesdays from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

A special highlight for the youngest explorers are the mudflat expeditions, which are offered on several dates from the end of July to the beginning of September. Here, children aged 3 and over can get up close and personal with the Wadden Sea and learn in a playful way what there is to discover there. The exact dates for these expeditions are July 22nd, August 12th, August 19th and September 9th at 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. or 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. respectively.

A variety of events and excursions

The varied offer also includes guided tours with a ranger, which take place on Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. from July 2nd. There is also a treat for culinary connoisseurs: enjoyment is very important on the culinary evening tours in Langwarder Groden, which take place every two weeks. “With a good dinner under the stars and exciting stories about the region, the day will be an unforgettable experience,” promises the program.

Beyond the entire summer program, the special exhibition “200 Years of Fedderwardersiel Port” will show exciting insights into local history and maritime culture until November 2nd. The permanent exhibition “Life in the Changing Tides” also captivates visitors. There, the life of people, animals and plants in and on the mudflats is presented in a lively way. Multimedia stations, models and historical exhibits provide fascinating insights that are suitable for young and old. The exhibition is spread over three floors and is barrier-free accessible, as butjadingen.de emphasizes.

Nature and education in the national park

The entire Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park, in which the museum is located, offers exciting opportunities for exploration and learning with its huge areas totaling 4,400 km². It was opened in 1985 as the third national park in Germany and protects unique habitats. Visitors are invited to experience untouched nature without disturbing the sensitive ecosystems. The protection zones ensure that biodiversity is preserved while people have the opportunity to experience the wilderness up close, as garding.de explains.

Finally, an important note: For all events, registration is required by 5 p.m. the day before. Registrations can be made by calling 04733/8517 or emailing info@museum-fedderwardersiel.de. So nothing stands in the way of an eventful summer in the National Park House in Fedderwardersiel!