Niedersachsen

Breathtaking landscapes meet the cultural diversity of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Germany's Harz low mountain range.

Founded in the 13th century and after being run by Cistercian monks for 300 years, Hude Abbey was reduced to ruins following its destruction.

The North Sea resort of Otterndorf attracts guests with its healthy, salty air and picturesque coastal landscape.

Historic buildings, half-timbered facades and Renaissance façades characterise the picturesque old town of Nienburg an der Mittelweser.

Over 100 different species from native and exotic regions can be marvelled at in Nordhorn Zoo.

The castle of the town of Winsen (Luhe) is picturesquely situated between two lakes.

Königslutter owes its title of "cathedral town on the Elm" to its 12th century collegiate church.

Not only amateur botanists get their money's worth in the Ammerland park landscape.

Densely wooded mountain ranges, moors and floodplains invite you to go hiking in the Osnabrücker Land region.

In the centre of the district of Rotenburg Wümme is a hiking paradise consisting of 24 so-called "northern trails".

In addition to Bückeburg Castle, the historic residential town of Bückeburg is also home to a helicopter museum.

The Soltau-Therme not only attracts visitors with its soothing brine water, which they can enjoy in the indoor and outdoor pools.

In the middle of the 17th century Schloss Evenburg was built as a baroque moated castle.

The Oldenburger Münsterland is characterised not only by dense forests and moors, but also by the course of the River Hase.

At PS.SPEICHER Einbeck, everything revolves around historic vehicles from three centuries.