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
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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.Åbner Fredag på 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.Åbner Fredag på 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.Rund um die Uhr geöffnet
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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.