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September 13, 2010

Each one of Germany's North Sea islands has its unique flair. Foehr, a seaside resort located near the Danish border, features mudflats that are recognized as a national park and UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Beach chairs on the island of Foehr
Foehr has many a favorite resort desination for many yearsImage: picture-alliance/ dpa

Biologist Astrid Klenk-Steinert, who has lived on the island of Foehr for the past 25 years, joins DW-TV on a tour of the island. On your next trip to Foehr, she recommends visiting the Friesen Museum in Wyk, the cemetery in Suederende, and a local bird sanctuary. Click on the video below for more.

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Recommended: three tips for a trip to the Island Foehr (12.09.2010)

Recommended: three tips for a trip to the Island Foehr (12.09.2010)

# Biologist Astrid Klenk-Steinert accompanies us on a tour of the island. Her three tips: the Friesen Museum in Wyk, the cemetery in Süderende, and a bird sanctuary. You can see her tips via video on demand.
September 12, 201004:48 min

The island of Foehr's website

www.foehr.de