The East Frisian peninsula is incredibly diverse. Just off the coast lie the seven inhabited East Frisian Islands, characterized by their stunning sandy beaches and dramatic dune landscapes. Along the coast are not only the ferry ports to the islands, but also picturesque harbors with their shrimp boats, such as Neuharlingersiel and Greetsiel. But the land behind the dikes also has much to offer: Norden, with its large market square, home to the Tea Museum and the three-aisled St. Ludger's Church, featuring the famous Arp Schnitger organ. Between Greetsiel and Emden stretches the Krummhörn region, dotted with numerous villages built on artificial mounds (Warften), each crowned by an ancient church. Not far from Krummhörn lies Emden, home to the renowned Kunsthalle (art gallery). At the Emden Delft canal, be sure to visit the Hafentor snack bar, known for its delicate Emden herring. Inland, East Frisia captivates visitors with its unique fen landscape and its perfectly straight canals – an excellent cycling destination. Let yourself be inspired by the beauty of East Frisia and enjoy this unique region in northwest Germany. New product