Neu-Helgoland, Restaurant and historic building near Hamme River, Worpswede, Germany
Neu-Helgoland is a two-story brick building housing a restaurant with a terrace in Worpswede by the river. From the tables here you look directly out to the Hamme and the surrounding meadow landscape.
This building arose in the 19th century as a meeting place for peat traders and river boatmen conducting business here. It became an important commercial hub for the area.
The restaurant keeps north German food traditions alive through dishes like Pannfisch and Bremer Knipp. The gathering here shapes daily life by the river, where visitors and locals meet regularly.
The restaurant opens Tuesday through Sunday with longer hours during summer season. Boat rentals are available and there is a dedicated pier for water access.
During Stint fish season the kitchen prepares regional specialties while guests watch traditional fishing boats work the river. These seasonal catches draw many visitors who want to taste them fresh.
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