5 Sights in Wedel, Germany (with Map and Images)

The Wedeler Roland is a statue on the market square of Wedel in the district of Pinneberg in Schleswig-Holstein from 1558. The statue, commonly referred to as the "Roland statue", is the landmark and heraldic symbol of the city. It is on the list of cultural monuments in Wedel and, together with the Immanuel Church, the pastorate, the house at Marktplatz 3 and the former schoolhouse, forms today's city museum as the last surviving urban ensemble of listed buildings in Wedel.

Wikipedia: Wedeler Roland (DE)

The Haseldorfer Binnenelbe nature reserve with Elbe foreland is located in the Wedel-Haseldorfer Marsch. It stretches about 15 kilometres along the Elbe from Wedel to the mouth of the Pinnau. This area was placed under nature conservation in 1984 and has a size of about 2160 hectares and is therefore one of the largest nature reserves in Schleswig-Holstein. Section 3 of the Nature Conservation Ordinance states: "The nature reserve consists of the near-natural riverside landscape of the Elbe, parts of which have been altered by the pre-dike. It is a wetland of national representative and international importance."

Wikipedia: Haseldorfer Binnenelbe mit Elbvorland (DE)

The Stadtmuseum Wedel is a municipal museum in Wedel in the district of Pinneberg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. It houses a collection of city history with exhibits from the time of the first documented mention of Wedel to modern times.

Wikipedia: Stadtmuseum Wedel (DE)

The Ernst Barlach Museum Wedel is an art museum opened in August 1987. The museum is located in the birthplace of Ernst Barlach in Wedel and, like the Barlach Museum Ratzeburg, is operated by the Hamburg Ernst Barlach Society.

Wikipedia: Ernst-Barlach-Museum Wedel (DE), Website

The Schiffsbegrüßungsanlage Willkomm-Höft is a facility at the Schulauer Fährhaus in Schulau, the southern district of Wedel on the Lower Elbe. It was founded by Otto Friedrich Behnke on 12 June 1952. Currently, it is sponsored by Nautische Kameradschaft HANSEA.

Wikipedia: Willkomm-Höft (EN)