Burg Plesse/Hardenberg Burgruine
Plesse Castle and the ruins of Hardenberg Castle, two castles built in the 11th and 12th centuries, are only around seven kilometres away on foot.
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Bad Nenndorf Schwefel-Moor-Sole
Sulphur, mud and brine - the town of Bad Nenndorf has been attracting spa guests with these remedies for over 200 years.Dzisiaj otwarte od 09:00
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Aeronauticum
Since 1997, the Aeronauticum Nordholz has been presenting the achievements of aviation in an extensive exhibition area.Dzisiaj otwarte od 10:30
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Blaudruck Scheeßel UNESCO-Kulturerbe
From 1847 to 1950, two workshops in Scheeßel practised the art of blue printing.Dzisiaj otwarte od 09:00
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Aller-Leine-Tal
In the Aller-Leine Valley, the two eponymous rivers invite you to take a leisurely boat trip, while numerous bathing lakes provide a refreshing dip. -
Burg Bentheim
Bentheim Castle, the largest hilltop castle in north-west Germany, can be visited on your own or as part of a guided tour. -
Altes Land
The "Altes Land" or “old country” is the name given to a region just outside Hamburg. -
Burg Dinklage
Dinklage Castle was built in the 15th century as a fortress surrounded by moats. -
Barfußpark Lüneburger Heide
The Lüneburg Heath Barefoot Park shows that walking without shoes can not only be healthy, but also exciting. -
Deutsches Marinemuseum
Giants staring at weapons are anchored in the harbour of the German Naval Museum. -
Burg Berderkesa
Berderkesa Castle was built in the 15th centuryon the remains of an older fortress and was continually extended thereafter. -
Deutsches Erdölmuseum Wietze
At the German Petroleum Museum in Wietze, everything revolves around the extraction of "black gold". -
Bad Münder Stadt der Heilquellen im Weserbergland
Bad Münder is known as the town of healing springs in the Weserbergland.Dzisiaj otwarte od 08:00
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Alfsee Ferien- und Erholungspark
On the eastern shore of Lake Alfsee is a holiday and adventure park that attracts campers in particular with its picturesque surroundings. -
Cuxland an der Nordsee
The Cuxland tourist region on the North Sea stretches between the Weser and Elbe estuaries.