Braunschweiger Land

The Lessing town of Wolfenbüttel with its beautifully preserved old town was the place where Gotthold Ephraim Lessing lived and worked and is home to the master huntsman.

Free admission, over 3,000 fascinating exhibits on a good 4,000 square metres of exhibition space and a large, green outdoor area: this is how the Städtisches Museum Schloss Salder today presents the history(s) of the city and region of Salzgitter to guests from near and far.

Whether for (water) sports enthusiasts or those seeking relaxation, gastronomy lovers or sun worshippers. From strolling to diving, there is something for everyone here.

The Wöltingerode monastery estate welcomes its guests today with a modern distillery, a restaurant and a hotel. Guided tours of the grounds are offered.

The "Royal Palace of Werla" Archaeological Park is the largest archaeological park in northern Germany and part of the Harz. Braunschweig Land. UNESCO Global Geopark in Eastphalia