Aurich Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Aurich

When chucking a sickie becomes your new norm, it's time to take a breather from the corporate treadmill and say hello to Aurich!

From Aurich, travel approximately 190 kilometres northeast to find the well-known city of Kiel.

Put aside some time to watch the sun set over Schillig Beach, 40 kilometres to the northeast.

You won't have to be on the road all day to soak up some nature. Just 45 kilometres out of Aurich, Papenburg Zeitspeicher is a fabulous place to get some fresh air. More idyllic surrounds await at Lower Saxony Wadden Sea National Park, 20 kilometres away.

If you're considering travelling further afield, go 11 kilometres southeast to Grosefehn. This is where you'll discover Reitscharde Landscape Park and the Peat and Settlement Museum. We also suggest swinging by Rechtsupweg, 14 kilometres to the west, for Luetetsburg Castle and Schlosspark Lutetsburg.

Norden, 25 kilometres to the west, may be worth a day trip. Use it as a port of call when swinging by Old City Hall, Erlebnispark-Norddeich and Ludgeri Church. If you need more persuading, other nearby attractions include Dike Mill Museum and Seehundstation und Waloseum.

Eating is one of life's biggest pleasures, and since you're here, we guess you think travel is too. Combine your enthusiasm for both by heading out and tasting the local food and drink offerings at the restaurants, cafés and bars in town.

Once you stop and look over a menu at a café or restaurant, you'll soon realise that cheese and pork are a couple of ingredients commonly used in local cooking.

When the locals talk to you about their favourite foods, you could hear birnen, bohnen und speck (pears, beans and bacon) or bratwurst (veal sausage in a bread roll) uttered a few times. These specialties are part of the region's identity and should be on any foodie's must-try list.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and we don't believe in coincidences. There's no more heavenly way to wave goodbye to your worries than with welf pudding (vanilla and wine pudding), a sweet treat often found on dinner tables here.

Knock down that pesky language barrier by learning to say a few words and phrases in the local tongue. You'll gain a more authentic experience and a few new buddies while you're at it! Try to get your tongue around 'Guten Tag'. It translates as 'good afternoon'. 'Woher kommst du?', which means 'where are you from?', is another one you may need.

If you're heading to Aurich on the 3rd of October, get ready for some festivities! Unity Day see many locals heading out and celebrating.

When it finally comes time to leave, spend the last of your holiday allowance and say one last "Auf Wiedersehen" to Aurich.

With some preparation, getting to Bremen Airport (BRE), the closest airport, shouldn't be too much trouble. It's approximately 95 kilometres southeast of downtown Aurich.

Hotels in Aurich

You'll roll out of bed with a smile if you opt to stay at one of our best-rated accommodations, such as the Ringhotel Köhlers Forsthaus Aurich and Seehuus Aurich.