Wardenburg: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Wardenburg is located in the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park and near Oldenburg. Canoe trips are offered on the Hunte in Wardenburg. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Wardenburg can then continue searching for accommodation.

Cycling and Water

There are two themed cycling tours within the municipality of Wardenburg. Wardenburg’s cycling information includes a signposted network of cycle paths, long-distance cycle routes, and multi-day tours, including the Megalithic Culture Route. The MoorKultur Tour follows the early use of peat and clay through an area with natural and artificial waterways. It includes the Benthullen-Harbern Moor and Farm Museum and a nearby brickworks museum explaining the historical production of bricks from clay. Its stops also include Lake Tillysee, the Benthullener Moor nature reserve, and Westerholter swimming lake. The Tillyhügel–Iburg–Tillysee–Huntedeich cycling tour includes a blacksmith museum, Tillyhügel, a wedding forest, Iburg, and views from the Huntedeich across a protected landscape area.

History and Surroundings

Westerburg is described as the oldest village in the municipality of Wardenburg and includes the Dörgeloh burial site, equestrian farms, a clinker street, a cemetery, and a sheep shelter in Astrup. In the area surrounding Wardenburg are Oldenburg Castle, Blankenburg Monastery, and Kuhberg. In the wider regional area around Wardenburg are Lopshof, the Catholic filial church of St. Michael, Elsflether Sand, Stedingsehre, and Hageler Höhe.

On Site

The local visitor attractions include museums, inns, and Melkhüser. Wardenburg is described as a place with good transport connections.

Further destinations: Wildeshausen, Kirchseelte, Dötlingen, Kirchhatten, Harpstedt, Hatten, Hude, Ganderkesee

To the higher-level travel overview: Oldenburg.