7 Sights in Nebel, Germany (with Map and Images)

The Talking Gravestones of Amrum, also known as the Story-telling Gravestones, are historic artifacts on the German island of Amrum, one of the North Frisian Islands off the west coast of the Jutland Peninsula. They stand in a legally protected section of the St. Clemens Church cemetery in the village of Nebel. The gravestones, totaling 152, are inscribed with sometimes detailed accounts of the occupations, life histories, social rank and families of the deceased. The best-known gravestone is for Hark Olufs, an early 18th-century seafarer and folk hero. Similar objects can be found at the neighbouring island Föhr.

Wikipedia: Talking Gravestones of Amrum (EN), Website

The Amrum Windmill is a windmill in the village of Nebel on the North Sea island of Amrum. It stands on the highest natural elevation of the town and is considered the landmark of the island. The Amrum windmill has been a listed building since 1967 and is still fully equipped with the milling machines of the last operating state. The Amrum windmill has a wind rose, which turns the cap into the wind via a swivel ring. The two rods are equipped with louver wings. The oldest mill in Schleswig-Holstein houses a local history museum and changing exhibitions.

Wikipedia: Amrumer Windmühle (DE)

The Öömrang Ferian i. f. is a local history and cultural association founded in 1974 on the North Sea island of Amrum with around 380 members. The aim of the association is to cultivate Amrum's history and culture, including the North Frisian dialect Öömrang; since 1980 there has also been a natural history branch. The association has been looking after the Amrum Dunes Nature Reserve and the Amrum Landscape Conservation Area since 1983. Together with the Wadden Sea Conservation Station, the Öömrang Ferian has also been looking after part of the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park since 2001. Furthermore, the association operates a local history museum in Nebel, the Öömrang Hüs, as well as the natural history exhibition Maritur at the Norddorf beach crossing. The nature centre offers various guided tours.

Wikipedia: Öömrang Ferian (DE), Website

The Hünenbett von Nebel is a Neolithic grave complex consisting of two chambers on the North Sea island of Amrum in the district of Nordfriesland in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The freely accessible archaeological site with the Sprockhoff no. 11 lies in the northwest of the municipal area of Nebel in the Amrum Dunes Nature Reserve, about 500 m northwest of the Vogelkoje Meeram. The megalithic bed is part of the Amrum archaeological area.

Wikipedia: Hünenbett von Nebel (DE)

The lighthouse fog or beacon fog is a small lighthouse on the German North Sea coast in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. It is located in the Süddorf district of the municipality of Nebel on the island of Amrum in the district of Nordfriesland.

Wikipedia: Leuchtturm Nebel (DE)

The dolmen of Steenodde is a gnab grave covered by a mound. It is located near the village of Steenodde in the municipality of Nebel on the North Sea island of Amrum in the district of North Friesland, in Schleswig-Holstein.

Wikipedia: Dolmen Steenodde (DE)

The replica of an Iron Age house stands on the site of the archaeological area, which opened in June 2011, at the Vogelkoje Meeram nature experience area on the North Sea island of Amrum. The building in the northwest of the municipality of Nebel was rebuilt in 2014 according to plans by the architect Peter Heck-Schau. The Schleswig-Holstein Ministry of the Environment granted an exemption for the construction of the reconstruction at the original location in today's Amrum Dunes nature reserve.

Wikipedia: Nachbau eines eisenzeitlichen Hauses (DE)