Selfie points in Kampen

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Kampen's selfie points are spread throughout the village and offer the perfect selfie backdrop
It hasn’t stopped at Kampen either: the famous selfie fever.

In the age of the smartphone generation, more photos are being taken and shared online than ever before. Everyone knows it, almost everyone does it.
But what exactly is a selfie? Ever since the Oxford Dictionary named the term "selfie" the English word of the year for 2013, it has rapidly gained worldwide popularity. "Die Welt" describes a selfie with a wink as a "quickie photo with yourself," a kind of modern self-portrait taken with the help of a smartphone camera.

Unique – around 20 selfie points in Kampen invite selfie enthusiasts to perfectly capture themselves and Kampen in their photos. Anyone wanting to catch the selfie bug will find so-called "selfie points" at and around the most important locations in Kampen. These white-marked points are positioned to offer you the perfect opportunity for a self-portrait with Kampen's most famous sights and most beautiful spots.

Feel free to share your snapshots on Facebook or Instagram using the hashtags #camping, #selfiepoint or #selfiepointkampen divide.

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Price information

The selfie points in Kampen are free of charge


fitness

  • for groups

  • for school classes

  • for families

  • Pets Allowed

  • for children (any age)

  • Suitable for prams

Foreign languages

German

Other equipment/furnishings

  • Barrier-free access

  • Parking nearby

  • Disabled parking spaces nearby

Arrival & Parking

The selfie points are spread throughout the village and are best explored on foot. Not all of them are accessible by bike, and very few are accessible by car.

Car: From the direction of List and Wenningstedt, take the main road to Kampen.

Bicycle: The old island railway line provides a north-south connection as a cycling and hiking path. A cycle path runs alongside Braderuper Weg from Keitum/Braderup to Kampen.

On foot: You can reach Kampen from Westerland/Wenningstedt and List both via the beach and the hiking trail along the former island railway line. From Wenningstedt, a wooden walkway leads through the dunes over the Red Cliff to Kampen. From Braderup/Keitum, you can walk along the heathland paths along the mudflats.

Bus: You can reach Kampen with line 1 from Westerland and List.

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Kampen Tourism Service
Hauptstraße 12
25999 Kampen

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Kampen Tourism Service
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