Neu Barstede can be explored through specific local and cultural points of interest. Ihlow’s monastery site features a partial reconstruction of the former Cistercian abbey of Schola Dei. The site also includes an underground archaeological exhibition and a room of spirituality, a monastery garden, a bakery, a historic forester’s house, a café, and a shop selling regional products and handicrafts. The site is freely accessible year-round.
The church in Barstede has a freestanding brick bell tower dating from the 13th century and was rebuilt in 1952 on older foundations. Its historic furnishings include a Renaissance triptych, a baptismal font dating from around 1200, and a monumental organ built in 1801/02. Neu Barstede was a peatland colony founded in 1822. Before its colonists were assigned to a church parish, they had religious services conducted in Barstede.
In the wider region around Neu Barstede are Norden Monastery, Hatzumer Sand, Bigumer Sand, and the East Frisian Islands. The Lower Saxony State Archives, Aurich location, is also situated in the area surrounding Neu Barstede.
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