The Oker floodplain near Didderse is designated as a nature reserve. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Didderse can then continue searching for accommodation.
Nature
The Oker flows through the 684-hectare area surrounding the settlement and the outlying villages of Didderse. In the area of the Oker floodplain near Didderse, the protected Oker floodplain is characterized by largely unaltered banks, oxbow lakes, and periodic flooding.
Didderse is home to the Katzenberg, Galgenberg, and Nachtigallental landscape conservation areas; the municipality presents them as places for walks. There is also a boat landing stage on the Oker.
Culture and History
The first known documentary mention of Didderse dates from the years 780–800. St. Vitus Church in Didderse is a village church dating from 1834 and a late Classicist rubble-stone hall church.
The church has tall, round-arched mullioned windows, a coffered ceiling, a gallery running around the nave, and a striking door handle. The portal, windows, and the color scheme of the interior were restored in 1984. In front of the church, an old decorative plaque bears the inscription Dedicated to the worship of God
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Agriculture
Asparagus growing as a sideline continues to be widespread in Didderse.
