Sielhof

The Sielhof features a prominent tower with turquoise tiles and a double-curved dome, complemented by dark red clinker brick facades and white-painted window portals.

Built in 1755 by Siebelt Frerichs Eymen as a two-story stone building, the Sielhof underwent major renovations between 1899 and 1906 to become a noble residence.

The Rococo Room contains ceiling paintings, original doors, and an extensive collection of Bible tiles displaying 37 motifs from both testaments on its walls.

The ground floor houses a restaurant open from Tuesday through Sunday, while the upper floor contains a ceremonial room used by the Esens registry office for weddings.

The building survived the severe Blasius storm tide of 1825, after which Udo Hillrich Eucken purchased and preserved this architectural landmark.

Location: Neuharlingersiel

Address: Bürgermeister-Dirksen-Platz 8, 26427 Neuharlingersiel

GPS coordinates: 53.69857,7.70224

Latest update: August 4, 2025 10:13