The island of Sylt is the northernmost tip of Germany, famous for its beaches, thatched-roof houses and spectacular dune landscape. The west side of Sylt meets the waves of the North Sea, while the east side faces the quiet Wadden Sea. On a sunny day, you can see Denmark from here.
Sylt is also well-known for its nude beaches; after all, the island established the first official nude beach in Germany in 1920.
Take a tour over the island now, and enjoy photos of Sylt's beauty.
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- The Old Lighthouse in the Dunes of Sylt
- Close-Up: The Old Lighthouse, Sylt
- The Dike of Sylt
- The Wadden Sea
- The New Lighthouse of Sylt
- The Beach of Sylt
- Traditional Wicker Beach Chairs at a Bus Stop
- In the Old Village of Keitum, Sylt
- Thatched-Roof House, Sylt
- Small Traditional House
- Construction of a Thatched-Roof House
- Summer Nights at the Beach of Sylt
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