National Park House Neuwerk Information center of the island Neuwerk

  • © Peter Körber
  • © Peter Körber

In the National Park House Neuwerk visitors can learn everything important and interesting about the island and its unique national park.

The permanent exhibition of almost 180m² informs visitors about the origin and history of the island. With numerous interactive elements you can experience everything about the extraordinary animal and plant world of the mud flats and get to know the sister islands of Scharhörn and Nigehörn. Especially the large tidal basin for the presentation of the tides will amaze young and old.

On the upper floor there are changing art and trade exhibitions. The National Park Haus Neuwerk offers additional lectures and seminar events for all visitors.

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With its 40 inhabitants, Neuwerk is Hamburg’s northernmost area. It is located in the Hamburg Wadden Sea at the mouth of the Elbe, about 100 kilometres from the Hamburg city hall. There is always a breeze blowing on Neuwerk and you can enjoy a wide view over the sea.

Neuwerk Island

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