Autumn on Norderney: Adventurous waiting for ice cream with flair!

Autumn on Norderney: Adventurous waiting for ice cream with flair!

There will be a lot of activity on Norderney during these autumn holidays, which will not least benefit ice cream lovers. Numerous holidaymakers are currently lining up in front of the popular Frieseneis ice cream house. A look at Facebook shows pictures of people with thick jackets and strollers patiently waiting in line for their beloved ice cream. “The ice cream at Frieseneis is a must!” is the tenor of many reactions to the comments, even if some users wonder how long the ice cream parlor will be open for. With the end of the season approaching, the supermarkets Edeka and Netto, which are known to also stock ice cream, could soon hope for an increase in demand again if Frieseneis closes. Nevertheless, the long queue shows that ice cream is very popular on Norderney even in autumn and is part of an integral island culture.

Norderney is not only known for its Frisian ice cream, but also as a vibrant events island. The current offers, including those in bade:haus Norderney, captivate both locals and visitors. Who would have thought that autumnal Norderney could be so inviting even on windy days? The ferry tickets can also be easily booked online, which makes access to the island easier.

Autumnal events on Norderney

There are exciting events on the program for today, October 30th. A watercolor workshop with OneLineArt begins at 7:00 p.m. in the Conversationshaus, and at 8:00 p.m. there is a crime talk with Hariett Drack in the Kurtheater. Anyone planning to visit the island on October 31st can look forward to a variety of activities: Water Qigong in the bade:haus at 8:45 a.m., followed by exciting amber cutting for young and old in the Museum Nordseeheilbad Norderney at 10:30 a.m. The art exhibition in honor of Poppe Folkerts will also open at 11:00 a.m.

The KIKU program awaits younger visitors with a Halloween event at 11:30 a.m. in the Conversationshaus. Exciting film screenings such as “Corpse Bride – Wedding with a Corpse” at 5:00 p.m. in the Kurtheater round off the offer.

Prices at the bade:haus Norderney

A visit to Norderney in autumn promises not only culinary delights, but also cultural highlights. We can only hope that the popular ice cream will continue to attract some visitors to the cash registers in the coming years, because the long-awaited winter season is just around the corner.