Wangerooge

The landscape around Wangerooge is a low, windswept North Sea island of dunes, salt marshes and sandy beaches, which has shaped both its compact settlement pattern and an economy centred on tourism. It is one of the East Frisian Islands, lying between the open sea and the tidal flats of the Wadden Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage landscape. Private cars are largely absent, giving the village a notably quiet rhythm. Since 1897, the Wangerooge Island Railway has connected the harbour with the main settlement. Discover how Wangerooge relates to the East Frisian coast by browsing nearby webcams.

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