Wasserman Bunker - Monument
Discover a piece of hidden World War II history with a visit to the Wasserman Bunker, strategically located on Schiermonnikoog. This historic fortress is not just a reminder of a tumultuous period, but also provides a unique opportunity to view the island from a different perspective.
What can you expect at the Wasserman Bunker?
- Historic Fortress: The Wasserman Bunker, once part of Germany's Atlantic Wall defence line during World War II, now serves as a fascinating monument for visitors.
- Stunning Lookout: Set up as a lookout point, the bunker offers the highest viewpoint on Schiermonnikoog (NAP +20 m), with breathtaking panoramas across the entire island.
- Accessible History: Located east of Prins Bernhardweg, the bunker is accessible to the public, allowing everyone a chance to directly connect with the past.
- Educational Experience: A visit to the Wasserman Bunker offers not just a splendid view, but also an informative experience about the history of World War II and its impact on Schiermonnikoog.
An Unforgettable View and Historical Discovery at the Wasserman Bunker
A trip to the Wasserman Bunker on Schiermonnikoog promises a unique blend of natural beauty and historical depth.
Practical Information
- Location: The Wasserman Bunker is located east of Prins Bernhardweg on Schiermonnikoog, easily reachable via local walking and cycling paths.
- Access: The bunker is open to the public, making it an ideal destination for anyone interested in history or simply enjoying a magnificent view.
Don't miss the chance to visit the Wasserman Bunker during your stay on Schiermonnikoog. It offers not only a deep dive into history but also the most beautiful view over the island.
Stand atop the highest point of Schiermonnikoog and experience history and beauty from the Wasserman Bunker!
Furthermore Wasserman Bunker is near the following sights: Cemetery Vredenhof (±300 m), Speelbos Hazenweitje & Speelnatuur van Oerrr (±1,1 km), Bunkermuseum Schlei (±1,1 km), Outdoor Pool De Dúnatter (±1,2 km) & Witte Winde (±1,3 km).