Flat in historic guesthouse in Bargum

In the Friesenstuben, you can feel the spirit of a legendary 2-star restaurant. From 1977 to 1990, Fritz Schilling cooked at this historic inn in Bargum—the last culinary bastion before Sylt. Today, you can relax amidst Gustavian furniture in this carefully renovated apartment.

The apartment welcomes you with a large terrace. From the living room with its kitchenette, you can look out onto the park, while Gustavian furniture exudes North Frisian charm. The bedroom features a comfortable box-spring bed, and the bathroom impresses with antique tiles and a modern glass shower enclosure.

The terrace is typically enclosed by a planted Frisian wall and offers a sheltered outdoor area with lounge chairs and a fire pit. The adjacent park, featuring Swedish sculptures, benches, and a flower meadow, invites you to linger. A swimming pond is currently being built—perfect for relaxing summer days surrounded by nature.

From here, you can reach the Hamburg Hallig by bike—a nature experience through salt marshes with sheep and birdlife. Visit the Emil Nolde Museum in Seebüll with its impressive flower garden. And Sylt is just a 30-minute train ride away—ideal for day trips to the famous North Sea coast.