The artists' village in Teufelsmoor is world-renowned for its old masters. However, Worpswede, along with its unique landscape, has lost none of its fascinating allure in the 21st century. For over 125 years, there has been an active art and cultural scene here, where artists and artisans settle to create in this special environment. In the first part of this guide, the reader will find general information about Worpswede from A to Z. In addition to galleries and museums, many attractions are presented, including the Bacchus Fountain, the train station, Barkenhoff, the Bertelsmann House, Brünjeshof, the Buddha, the Creative House, Diedrichshof, the Findorff Monument, the House in Schluh, the Hoetger Ensemble, the Cheese Bell, the Mackensen Oak, the Mill, the Niedersachsenstein, Weyerberg, and Zion Church. The second part of the book provides comprehensive information about the current art scene, along with portraits of the old Worpswede masters and contact details for numerous contemporary artists.