Holm is located on the border between geest and marshland. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Holm can continue their accommodation search afterward.
The village center is characterized by nine old and new thatched-roof houses with well-kept cottage gardens. These are complemented by nine historic street lamps modeled on those in Berlin. Together, these elements define the appearance of the village center.
Holm was first mentioned on August 24, 1497. The landscape was shaped by the construction of dikes around the Gotteskoog in 1566 and by drainage work that culminated in the construction of the Verlath pumping station in 1933.
Große Kophallig is located in the immediate vicinity of Holm. Rabensberg and Karlumberg are situated in the surrounding area. The location on the border between geest and marshland therefore remains a defining feature of the wider village landscape.
The Nolde Foundation is located in the surrounding area of Holm, while Klixbüll Church is nearby. The wider regional area also includes the Bredstedt telecommunications tower, the viewing point, and Lembecksburg.
The nearest train station is in neighboring Uphusum, approximately 2 km north of Holm.
Other places for comparison: Friedrich-Wilhelm-Lübke-Koog, Sönnebüll, Ahrenviöl, Drage, Nordstrand, Sollwitt, Wittbek, Osterhever.
To the higher-level travel overview: North Frisia.
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