On Norderney was the heyday of tourism from 1870 until World War II. The island was on a par with Cannes, Baden Baden and Biarritz. Accompanied by a building boom was the time, perhaps comparable to the early days in Berlin or Hamburg. New streets were full of hotels along the water line. In addition to the major hotels in the side streets and small pensions were built with rooms. The big hotels were magnificent name such as Germania, Phoenix, and the European imperial court. The smaller pensions were often referred to by first name of the eldest daughter, for example, Irma, Cäcile, Ruth, Marie and Feodora. The name remained through the decades and still be apartments and pensions after the first-born girl named. Girls names listen more to stop for holiday and are also much more resonant than boys' names this time who want to spend already in the pension Fritz, Karl Bruno, William and Henry his holidays?
- facilities by 1928 -
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