Just arrived: A hand-drawn Grömitz "Where's Waldo?"-style book for the whole family!

Exciting pictures, illustrations, and puzzles await on 16 pages, ready to be discovered and solved by young and old alike.

Hot off the press and now available at the tourist information office and bookstores: The hand-drawn Grömitz “Wimmelbuch.” 16 pages of great fun for the whole family.

In collaboration with Johannes Schimmsel Verlag, the Grömitz Tourism Service has created a colorful Grömitz “hidden object” book that, across 16 pages, invites readers to browse, marvel, smile, and discover. Five “Where’s Waldo?”-style stories featuring different characters guide readers through the book, revealing something new on every page. Readers can look forward, for example, to meeting the inventor Elvira and her daughter Emma, who are traveling with their transformable suitcase and spending their vacation in Grömitz. Or they can look forward to the farm animals, who are outraged that their farmer has gone on vacation alone yet again and, without further ado, pack their suitcases to follow him.

Illustrator Jannes Weber has drawn all of this—and much more—by hand and perfectly set it against the unmistakable backdrop of Grömitz. On the beach, on the pier, underwater, in the marina, and at the “Dünenpark,” the stories come to life, so there’s always something new to discover. The book offers hidden-object fun for all ages.

If this has piqued your curiosity, you can now view and purchase the hidden-object book at the tourist information office on the pier plaza as well as at bookstores.