Niebull
May 24, 2008
Niebüll is the centre of the region Südtondern, and is situated in the north of "Nordfriesland" quite near the North Sea. First mentioned in 1436 Niebüll today has nearly 10,000 inhabitants. It is a town of short distances. Niebüll has a hinterland of about 50,000 inhabitants and offers everything families might need. Frisian culture characterizes its townscape with its many thatched houses and its multilingual population. In a car it will take you about 15 minutes to cross the border to Denmark.
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Main street Niebüll
A beautiful corner on this house
Part of the main square
Main street
Train station
Mobody there!
Ok we are ready!
Zur alten Schmiede
I arrived in Niebüll at 11pm which is late looking for a hotel in this area. Many small hotels have closed their receptions. I tried a couple of hotels and they were all closed. I therefore entered a pub asking if they could help me. They were very friendly here and called to Zur alten Schmiede which had a room for me.
I arrived at the hotel at the same time as two dining parties left the restaurant in the hotel. They had been drinking a lot of good German beer for sure because they had fun and talked very loud.
I got my room from the waiter and checked in. The room was small and the price was as well so I didn’t mind. The room had what I needed; a bed. There was a satellite TV which I managed to make work but it took me some time. The Bed was soft and my eyelids were heavy; it was a perfect match.
Next morning I had a good breakfast with some good coffee. I checked out after a good night sleep and felt ready to see more of the surroundings. The stay had only set me back 40€ including the breakfast, which I found pretty fair.
I arrived at the hotel at the same time as two dining parties left the restaurant in the hotel. They had been drinking a lot of good German beer for sure because they had fun and talked very loud.
I got my room from the waiter and checked in. The room was small and the price was as well so I didn’t mind. The room had what I needed; a bed. There was a satellite TV which I managed to make work but it took me some time. The Bed was soft and my eyelids were heavy; it was a perfect match.
Next morning I had a good breakfast with some good coffee. I checked out after a good night sleep and felt ready to see more of the surroundings. The stay had only set me back 40€ including the breakfast, which I found pretty fair.
The breakfast area
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