Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Neuhaus (Oste) can continue their accommodation search afterwards. Neuhaus (Oste) is situated in a characteristic marshland landscape on the left bank of the Oste, the Elbe’s longest tributary.
The German Ferry Route and the Elbe Cycle Route intersect in Neuhaus (Oste). The town can be reached by water via the Oste. The Ostesee has the only water-skiing facility in the Elbe-Weser Triangle and is also visited by cyclists on excursions.
Neuhaus (Oste) has a tide-independent marina with a landing stage for passenger ships, a historic harbour with a maritime character, and the last active shipyard on the Oste.
The Emmaus Church in the town centre dates from the Baroque period. It preserves an original Gloger organ that is still playable and an intricately designed pulpit altar. Neuhaus (Oste) is a historic municipality with more than 600 years of history.
Neuhaus (Oste) is located on the B73 and can be reached via the A27 between Bremen and Cuxhaven, as well as via the L144 from Bad Bederkesa. Cadenberge railway station, on the Cuxhaven–Hamburg line, is approximately four kilometres away.
The wider regional area around Neuhaus (Oste) is home to the Hügelgrab Cultural and Historical Monument, the seal station, and the Historic Ringtränke. Fuchsberg, Deutscher Olymp, Silberberg, and Buschberg are located in the surrounding area.
More local pages: Midlum, Wanna, Am Dobrock, Beverstedt, Börde Lamstedt, Geestland, Wremen, Wehdel
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