* In this city, you will find a real authentic Northern Germany, smelling of the salty sea air, living away from the noise of the city, quiet and cozy, with its own traditions and its own cuisine, history and the people who made this history. Husum is the capital of the North Frisia region. The city of North sea shrimp and crocus blossoms, a port city that went under water several times during terrible floods, the birthplace of the famous German writer Theodor Storm. During a walking tour of Husum, we will get acquainted with the history of the city, interesting legends, follow in the footsteps of Theodore Storm and learn many piquant details from the creative and love life of the writer. We will see the Khuzum Palace, in the park of which 40 million crocuses bloom every year in March. We are waiting for the Town Hall Square with the main church of the city, Theodore Storm called it the "rabbit hole", the Tinet fountain, where you can read the history of Husum and much more. We will end the tour, of course, by eating buns with North Sea shrimp. After all, if you haven't eaten such a bun here, then you haven't been to Khuzum.