Tierpark Essehof
The Essehof Zoo presents native and exotic species on an area of around 10 hectares.
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Schaumburger Land - At home with Wilhelm Busch
"At home with Wilhelm Busch" - visitors to the Schaumburger Land can take this motto literally. -
Wurster Seeküste
Situated directly on the Wadden Sea UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Wurster Seeküste is characterised by its seclusion and rural idyll. -
SNOW DOME Bispingen
Winter sports are on the programme at the SNOW DOME Bispingen all year round. -
Weserbergland
Gently rolling hills and the course of the river of the same name characterise the Weser Uplands, as do its imposing rock formations. -
Wild- & Freizeitpark Ostrittrum
The Ostrittrum Wildlife & Leisure Park covers around 18 hectares in the Wildeshauser Geest Nature Park. -
Unterirdischer Zoo Osnabrück
The underground Osnabrück Zoo is home to animals that are normally hidden from humans, including prairie dogs, Norway rats and naked mole rats.Открывается Пятница на 09:00
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Varusschlacht im Osnabrücker Land
A museum now tells the story of the famous Varus Battle, which took place in Osnabrück in the year 9 AD.Открывается Пятница на 09:00
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Urgeschichtliches Zentrum Wildeshausen
The Wildeshausen Prehistoric Centre serves as a focal point for the region's archaeological sights. -
Zevener Geest
The Zevener Geest nature reserve with its extensive forests, moors and streams stretches around the town of Zeven. -
Wildpark Lüneburger Heide Nindorf
With around 1,200 animals, the Lüneburg Heath Wildlife Park in Nindorf offers nature lovers a varied experience. -
Weltvogelpark Walsrode
The Weltvogelpark Walsrode attracts visitors with over 4,000 feathered friends. -
Wilseder Berg
From the summit of the Wilseder Berg, which is around 169 metres high, visitors can let their gaze wander over more than just the blooming heathland.Работает круглосуточно
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Zoo Braunschweig
Braunschweig Zoo has been presenting animal species from different regions of the world since 1965. -
Schloss Marienburg
Marienburg Castle, built in the 19th century for Queen Marie of Hanover, attracts many visitors today with its fairytale architecture of pointed towers and high walls.