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Nordwest-hotel Bad Zwischenahn     Zum Rosenteich 14, Bad Zwischenahn User review: 8.50. From EUR 65.00
Seeschlößchen Dreibergen     Dreiberger Strasse 21-23, Bad Zwischenahn User review: 7.90. From EUR 80.00
Gästehaus Am Kamin    Ohlen Kamp 3, Bad Zwischenahn User review: 10.00. From EUR 36.00
Haus Bröring Hotel Garni    Nelkenweg 6, Bad Zwischenahn User review: 8.22. From EUR 40.00 All hotels in Bad Zwischenahn
Bad Zwischenahn hotels - About Bad Zwischenahn Coordinates: 53°11′01″N 08°00′35″E / 53.18361, 8.00972
Bad Zwischenahn is a village and a municipality in the Ammerland district, in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is situated on the lake Zwischenahner Meer, approx. 15 km northwest of Oldenburg.
During World War II it was the home base of the largest Luftwaffe airbase in northern Germany, with Jagdgeschwader 400 operating the Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet rocket fighter from the base, which was heavily bombed during the war, and the land it was situated on was converted to a golf course following World War II.
The main economic activities of Bad Zwischenahn were and are based on tree nurseries, food industry (sausage and ham production) and resort community services for the well to do urban population of Oldenburg and Bremen. The lake is used for boating, bathing and recreation, with some eel fishing still undertaken. One of the premier sites for tourists is the very old windmill, reputedly built in the 12th century. Next to it a historical farm ensemble enjoys big popularity among tourists visiting Bad Zwischenahn. Its ancient oak beams support a fine restaurant called the Spieker, built into its architecture. Local smoked eels are a delicacy served with an exceptional locally produced schnapps called Ammerlaender. The local tradition is to drink it by pouring it into a tin spoon specially carried on a necklace. The typical Loeffeltrunk, or cheer before before drinking out of the spoons is as follows: "Ich Seh di", "Dat freit mi", "Ich sup di to", "Dat do". After drinking out of the spoon, "Ick hev di tosapen", "Hest'n Recht'n drapen!", "So heb wid immer don", "So schau dat wider gon". The local parks continue with the historic tradition in the Ammerland of placing into waterfilled ditches some trees on the birth of a baby daughter. The trees are allowed to cure under water, and are then hauled out and used to make the furniture for the young woman when she marries.
Source: CIA Factbook, Wikipedia
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