Day 8. Bad Zwischenahn

Off to the Bremen Bahnhof with Horst and Carola for a train to Bad Zwischenahn.
We walked 10km around part of the lake to the marina and back.
Bad Zwischenahn is a town and a municipality in theRead more
Off to the Bremen Bahnhof with Horst and Carola for a train to Bad Zwischenahn.
We walked 10km around part of the lake to the marina and back.
Bad Zwischenahn is a town and a municipality in theRead more
Horst, Carola, Ron and I walked back through the township of Bad Zwischenahn. Horst bought local produce including cheeses, Leberwurst, dark bread and ham. We looked at the seafood in Brunns AaleRead more
We started the meal with a dunkel beer.
Before eating eel you have to drink schnapps to prepare your stomach for the fatty eel meat. This involves a chant then a shot of schnapps from a silver spoonRead more
Eating smoked eel was a fascinating meal. I remember eating smoked eel as a child. My parents would buy it from the city market.
We ate 2 smoked eels each. Horst showed us the process of breaking offRead more
The St. Johannes Evangelical Lutheran church located in Wiefelstede in Bad Zwischenahn is the oldest stone church in the Ammerland Region. The church opened in 1057.
Auf geht’s nach Dresden!
Mit dem IC (Huch es gibt keinen Bistrowagen!) Dafür aber eine total nette Bedienung, die uns perfekt versorgt! Einmal noch in Leipzig über den Bahnsteig in den nächstenRead more
Wir halten uns jetzt immer weiter nach Westen. Unser nächstes Ziel ist Bad Zwischenahn. Hier gibt es einen kostenlosen Stellplatz am Park der Gärten (Hunden ist der Zutritt nicht gestattet).Read more
You might also know this place by the following names:
Bad Zwischenahn, Бад-Цвишенан, Twüschenahn, Бад Цвишенан, Bad Twiskenoan, 巴特茨维申安