Wassermann bunker

The Wassermann bunker is a radar antenna bunker and observation post.

The Germans built a bunker on the highest dune on the island for a radar. A radar system (the ‘Wassermann’) was to be installed on top of the bunker, constructed from a steel cylinder, approximately 40 meters high. When the bunker was ready, the mast did not fit in the previously installed base. Sabotage? In any case, the system was never operational. In the end, the bunker did not have any role in German air defence. The construction of the Wassermann took a total of nine months.

Tip: climb on top of the bunker and enjoy the beautiful view!

other activities in the area

Bunkermuseum Schlei

Between the bunkers in the Goetlijfpark you will find re-enacmtent of the 2nd Kompanie Gebirgsjäger Regiment 100. They show how the originally Austrian Gebirgsjägers lived.
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Bunkermuseum Schlei – Aggregate bunker

The museum has been able to purchase an aggregate, the same type that stood and was used in the bunker during WWII.
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Exhibition: Radar op Schiermonnikoog

Location: Bunkermuseum Schlei
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Munitions bunker

This bunker contained the ammunition for the anti-aircraft weapons. You can still see the original camouflaging on the outside walls.
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ENG- Schiermonnikoog-Munitiebunker & Wassermanbunker

other activities in the area

Bunkermuseum Schlei

Between the bunkers in the Goetlijfpark you will find re-enacmtent of the 2nd Kompanie Gebirgsjäger Regiment 100. They show how the originally Austrian Gebirgsjägers lived.
Read more

Bunkermuseum Schlei – Aggregate bunker

The museum has been able to purchase an aggregate, the same type that stood and was used in the bunker during WWII.
Read more

Exhibition: Radar op Schiermonnikoog

Location: Bunkermuseum Schlei
Read more

Munitions bunker

This bunker contained the ammunition for the anti-aircraft weapons. You can still see the original camouflaging on the outside walls.
Read more

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