Easy hikes and walks around Tetenbüll

Super delicious baked goods

Solid northern German food, friendly owners.

Public toilet at the restaurant for a 50 cent fee!

Perfect for topping up your travel provisions. Unfortunately, I didn't have enough packing options to take more of the delicious products home with me...

The St. Christians Church is in the center of the town of Garding on the highest elevation in Eiderstedt. The church tower is still the highest point in Eiderstedt and served as a navigation mark for a long time. Originally dedicated to Saints Christian, Bartholomew and Mary Magdalene, the church is said to have been founded in 1109 as Everschop's main church. At first it was just a wooden chapel, which was replaced by the cross-shaped brick building from 1117. The side walls of the nave with two walled-in Romanesque arched windows are still preserved. The originally short cross arms were later lengthened. The Gothic west tower was added in the 13th century. 1483-1488 the church was redesigned in Gothic style. Instead of an older sanctuary, the two-bay choir was built and the originally flat ceiling was replaced by a ribbed vault over two pillars. The Romanesque chancel arch was preserved. St. Christian is the only church in Eiderstedt whose vaulting is still intact and, alongside the Johanniskirche (Krummesse) and St. Johannis-Kirche (Petersdorf on Fehmarn), it is the only church with two naves in northern Germany. As a result of the reconstruction, the church received a high, pointed roof. At the same time the upper part of the tower was built. Parts of the painting from that time are still preserved. 1610/20 the galleries were drawn in. In 1637 on St. John's Day the church tower was struck by lightning. The courageous intervention of the carpenters saved the church and the surrounding houses. In 1660 the roof was flattened. Today's hipped roof dates from 1848. The outer walls were later covered, and the Gothic windows and portals were reshaped. The tower received its helmet at the beginning of the 19th century. In 1981 the level of the floor was lowered back to its original level. The foundation of a late Gothic baptismal platform was found on the western pillar. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St.-Christians-Kirche_(Garding)

At the small harbor in Tetenbüll, a small stairway leads directly into the North Sea for swimming. The green beach in Tetenbüllspieker invites you to linger and relax. The port dries up at low tide. Some water stays in the middle. The boats are moored alongside floating jetties or at the quay. Keel boats sink in the soft mud. There are about 15 berths. From the Heverstrom it goes almost halfway in the direction of Husum between the green buoys 47 and 49 in the Priel to the harbour. In the tidal creek, only about 50cm of water remains at the shallowest point at low tide.

At the small harbor in Tetenbüll, a small stairway leads directly into the North Sea for swimming. The green beach in Tetenbüllspieker invites you to linger and relax. The port is drying up. Some water stays in the middle. You lie alongside the floating docks or the quay. Keel boats sink in the soft mud. There are about 15 berths. From the Heverstrom it goes almost halfway in the direction of Husum between the green buoys 47 and 49 in the Priel to the harbour. In the tideway, only about 50cm of water remains at the shallowest point at low tide.

The Spieskommer café and restaurant is located directly in front of the Tetenbüllspieker harbor. Here you can get culinary delights ranging from crab soup to baked potatoes with turkey strips, fresh North Sea plaice and rum steak to ice cream and apple strudel or red berry compote. Very friendly staff, we spent a very nice evening here.