Critzum Church is a sight that can be visited at any time. Admission is free; donations are voluntary. The church dates back to the 13th century. Its Romanesque origins can still be seen in some of the windows; inside, there is a Baroque pulpit dating from the second half of the 17th century.
The Hatzumer Sand is located in the immediate vicinity of Critzum. The surrounding area of Critzum includes the Bigumer Sand and the Boekzeteler Kloster. In the wider regional area around Critzum are Fleche a/d Lethe, Havenlicht, and the Lower Saxony State Archive, Aurich location.
Jemgum is associated with cycling through its maritime and rural landscape as well as with regional cuisine. An approximately 300-kilometre German-Dutch circular route passes through waterways, small settlements, fishing villages, port cities, and cultural sites, extending as far as Borkum.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Critzum can then also visit the local pages for Ditzum, Hatzum and Pogum.
For the higher-level travel overview: Jemgum.
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