Wenningstedt, or Wenningstedt-Braderup, can be found on the island of Sylt, in Germany’s Nordfriesland district. The town itself is fascinating, and quite charming, with a unique culture all its own. Today, the town is largely Christian, though it has a long history of Paganism and Buddhism. Most of these places of worship are no longer standing, but it makes for fascinating history nonetheless.

The real draw for nature lovers, though, is Braderup Heath, located just north of the town. A charming German landscape by the sea, the Braderup Heath was declared a natural reserve in the 1920s. It’s not the busiest tourist town in the world, but it does get packed, nonetheless, thanks in part to its small size, as well as German Americans who return to the old country to visit family. If you want to make sure you can snag a cheap hotel in Wenningstedt, book ahead with EasyToBook.com.