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Captain Tadsen Museum

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Kapitän Tadsen Museum
Regelmäßige Führungen Regelmäßige Führungen ,
Kinder/Jugendliche Kinder/Jugendliche ,
Familien Familien ,
Senioren Senioren ,
Montags geöffnet Montags geöffnet
Address
Ketelswarft
25863 Hallig Langeneß
contact
Tel.: 04684/217
E-Mail: info@langeness.de
Opening hours
Mon 13:30 - 14:00 Uhr
Tue 13:30 - 14:00 Uhr
Wed 13:30 - 14:00 Uhr
Thu 13:30 - 14:00 Uhr
Fri 13:30 - 14:00 Uhr
Sat 13:30 - 14:00 Uhr
Currently closed
Mo-Sa Führung um 13:30 Uhr
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Description
The ‘Kapitän-Tadsen-Haus’ (Captain Tadsen's House) on Hallig Langeness is an originally preserved Hallig house. [There are several small islands in the North Sea off the Schleswig-Holstein coast called ‘Hallig’.] Its foundation stone was laid in 1741. Living room, parlour, cellar, pantry, kitchen, basement and stable can be visited. These rooms are furnished with items and tools from the 18th century. Most of these objects originally come from the house. The Captain’s house uniquely documents the life on a Hallig 250 years ago.
Arrival by Car
Motorway A 7 exit Schuby in the direction of Husum, from Husum federal road B 5 in the direction of Bredstedt, behind Bredstedt turn left in the direction of Schlüttsiel
From Schlüttsiel by boat: regular connection with the ‘Wyker Dampfschiffs Reederei’ (Wyk steam shipping company)Daily from May to Oct.: departure at 10 amor with one of the pleasure-boatsOn Langeness either by bicycle or by the Hallig-Express
Sufficient parking facilities
Adults 2,- €
children under 12 years 0,50 €
group of 10 or more adults 1,- € per person
Group of 10 or more children 0,40 € per person
The Captain Tadsen Museum on the Hallig Langeness is a Hallig house preserved in its original state. Its foundation stone was laid in 1741. Visitors can view the living room, parlour, cellar room, pantry, kitchen, basement, and stables. The rooms are furnished with objects and equipment from the 18th century, most of which originally belonged to the house.