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Stade has historical links to the Hanseatic League and has officially been known as a Hanseatic town since 2009. Anyone interested in Hanseatic history will find a clear cultural connection here.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Stade.
Schwedenschanze and the Schilling coal-fired power plant are located in the immediate vicinity of Stade. Fort Grauerort is situated in the surrounding area of Stade. Hanskalbsand, Hahnberg, Seeberg and Romberg are also located in the surrounding area. Alte Burg lies in the wider regional vicinity of Stade.
Stade's history includes a first written mention dating from 994, a particularly formative period in the Hanseatic League and preserved buildings from the Swedish era, including the Schwedenspeicher and the Zeughaus.
The tourist information office is located at the harbour and assists with planning leisure activities in Stade.
Stade has a maritime location on the Schwinge and four harbours.
Stade offers a paddling area with water activities suitable for different levels of experience, as well as maritime leisure opportunities. This makes it a good choice for a trip with a particular interest in water activities.
For further travel planning, you can also visit Buxtehude, Deinste, Guderhandviertel, Freiburg, Mittelnkirchen, Estorf, Balje and Neuenkirchen in addition to Stade.
To the overview of the wider destination: Stade.
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