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Evangelical-Lutheran. The oldest building on Nordstrand, the oldest parts of the current building, the inner walls of the central nave, date back to the 13th century. Most of the Gothic and Baroque furnishings were purchased in the 18th century. The most important piece of the furnishings is the three-winged carved altar from around 1480 in late Gothic style. Exterior has a large granite engraved stone dating back to before 1639.
Built in 1889, the Dutch windmill was in operation as a windmill until 1942. A storm on 23 December 1954 threw off the cap and wind rose and sealed them with a flat roof. It remained in operation until 1970. In 1970, the café "Glück zu" was set up in the mill house. The mill was restored at great expense in the following years, and on September 11, 1982, the "maiden race" could begin.
It's not only in bad weather that a visit to the Nordstrand Island Museum is worthwhile. The island museum gives an insight into the history of Nordstrand, which was given its special shape by severe storm surges and their consequences.
Price: free of charge (donations are welcome).
In the Wadden Sea Conservation Station, you can discover the Nordstrand area with different water levels in an inviting exhibition on a 3D model. In addition, a learning island on the subject of seals and an interactive map, which shows where birds typical of the Wadden Sea can be found in the National Park, invite visitors to discover in a playful way. In addition, guided tours and mudflat hikes are organized on an ongoing basis. Open: Jun-Sep: M-W 10:00-16:00, F Sa 10:00-17:00, Su 10:00-14:00, Oct-May: F Sa 13:00-17:00, Su 10:00-14:00.
Small sandy beach among many rock reinforced dike walls
Public sandy beach.