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Sylt – Nature and Scenery from a New Perspective
Federal State Schleswig-Holstein
At 99 square meters, Sylt is Germany's largest North Sea island. It attracts more than half a million visitors each year to its unique landscape. Hotel owner - and photographer - Harald Hentzchel enjoys exploring the island for the best motifs.
Sylt has much to offer: the Sights and Scenery we fearure include a heath in full bloom, a cliff high above mudflats and the oldest dunes on the island at 8,000 years old. But Sylt is also about Sport and Relaxation, with opportunites for surfing, sailing, horse riding or simply walking on the beach. And if you need a bit of refreshment, Sylt has plenty of places for Wining and Dining, whether it's Kamps in Keitum, featuring delicious café au lait as well as art exhibitions; or the restaurant at Harald Hentzchel's hotel, which is ranked among Sylt's top ten, thanks to dishes such as lobster savarin with stuffed zucchini blossoms and lime sauce.
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