Interesting museum portraying the time of the iron curtain. Various military vehicles from both sides exhibited. Several exhibits giving a photo account of the time. Pity most of the exhibits were in German. U get the overal picture but miss the details. A short summary would help. Never the less an impressive few hours soaking up history

An impressive and moving museum that vividly conveys the history of the German division. The exhibition is informative and well-organized, and the numerous exhibits provide deep insights into life at the border. The outdoor area, with original parts of the former border installations, is particularly striking. A visit that really touches you and makes you think. Highly recommended, highly important place!

The border museum is well worth the visit. There is a lot to see and read. The lighting could be a bit better in some places but I think they have done a great job with what little resources they had. There is a new, larger reception and display building that has just been completed but which is not yet operational.

Great museum for just €5. Free parking. No CC accepted. Museum consists of several sheds with lots of info and photo material. Outside helicopters and military vehicles and tanks on display. You can enter one of the old helicopters! The stories of those days that can be read with the photos leaves you speechless. New museum building is under construction.

An interesting mostly open air museum and Cold War memorial. This place documents the brief and disturbing history of the inner German border under the DDR. The methods and physical barriers to keep a civilian population contained under the auspices of communism were eye-opening. Though maybe not as notorious as the Berlin Wall, the inner-border zone nevertheless highlights the danger of a government run amok and the ultimate futility of a failed political ideology. Also documented was the current state of the “green zone” and how the former death strip has been transformed into a protected area throughout Mittel Deutschland.

Learning the history of east and west Germany, also looking at the fence that was built along the border. The guides told the stories with very good explanation.

Good experience, bunch of helicopters to look at and the guy at the reception is nice.

Nice town with a far sized pedestrian zone . Caught a Christmas market while there. The chair lift to the pub restaurant and walking/ Trecker paths on top of the hill for small money 4.50 € up the top and back down. Parking very reasonable in the town also.

A lovely short ride to the Hausberg restaurant offering a fine view of Bad Lauterberg.

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Lovely short ride to a neat mountaintop restaurant. Unfortunately the staff on duty wouldn't speak English, so a girl had her leg pinced and the operator didn't realize it, didn't understand the girl talking and gesticulating and didn't help. Hope the poor girl figured on her own how to unstick her leg. Else the short ride might have been unbearably long for her.

Always interesting and working. Worth using due to nice panorama waiting up there...

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Not my favourite fountain. But we did see it in the winter. Maybe it’s better in the summer.

It was fantastic 😍😍😍 and lovely experience to have in life

A beautiful city with a great multicultural variety, a beautiful mix of nationalities living harmoniously. Music and art of all kinds, it is very pleasant to spend an evening in the old and beautiful center. We stayed overnight at Astoria Hotel clean and pleasant.

Just lovely☺️Should check the story behind it. This small city is so peaceful. Really enjoyed walking around here.

It’s as beautiful as reported. A delicate statue of a girl with goose. Beware if the numerous tourists who will take selfies and block your view.

Gänseliesel, also referred to as "Goose Girl," is a historical fountain in Göttingen notable for the PhD graduates at the University of Göttingen who are required, as part of an old tradition in Göttingen, to go and kiss her as a token of their love on the day of graduation. Despite the fact that it was built in 1901, it has undergone minor restorations. Every time I visit the city center, I love to walk by this fountain.

Nice place to hangout

Nice path for walking and running. If you do not have a special interest, it is however not super and is worth visiting only if you are nearby.

You have to really really really like plants and flowers if you want to check out this place. Although it looks nice it is not worth the travel. Go if you are near the place for a short walk, drink or picknick. If not enjoy the pictures online :).

A lovely place to walk through and see a variety of plants.

This is a nice walk and you can see many different plant varieties and small ponds with fauna. Good view at the top of the hill takes about 40 minutes to do the whole place and really nice trees at the top that are very fragrant.

A very serene environment with a soothing atmosphere. Mountainous scenery to behold. If you are in Göttingen and you have never being to this place then your Summer season must be relived. Anyways, had a walk here with a friend and fell in love with this environment. The best best place to connect with nature and God. Lemme know your experience. 👌💕😘😌

A botanic garden near the University in the Weende side of town. A lake to see, some garden sections, an alpine style garden on the hill and some greenhouses which, I believe, are only open on specific tours or on specific days. Free entry to the rest of the park though. Worthy of a view if in the area, though not as good as the Botanic garden in town

I love this place, great for a short walk, to learn about plants, or just to sit down next to the pond and read a book. The sunsets seen from the Alpine_ecosystem area are amazing.

It's boring in the begin for the kids but they will like the tunnels and mine

A must see for anybody interested in mining history. A functional underground water wheel, a unique lift system and more in what once used to be the deepest shaft of the world.

Only tour om german. More flexibility would be nice

Interesting place and history. A bit unfortunate that it isn't possible to fully get down into the mineshafts.

Long and boring,and you only get to see a very small part of the mine

Totally full so we drove for nothing 😅🥲

Nice

I went there by taking M830 from Goslar Hbf. There is only one or two time each hour,and need to check the time in order not to wait for a long time. The church is very beautiful and attractive. Very impressive. It’s worth visiting. There is a hotel near the church is also quite beautiful.

This little church is seriously stunning! If you're into checking out the impressive woodworking skills that showcase the local architectural style, you're in for a treat. The folks running the place might not have been the friendliest, but we still had a good time during our quick visit.

Interesting church, not a style one would expect in Germany.

Very beautiful church. The unique thing about this church that's it is made of wood. If you came here you should definitely go inside. The enter price is 2 euro, which is really affordable. Inside it's beautiful as well. Just sit in the church for a while, it's a very peaceful place

One of beautiful churches I have seen

A beautifully preserved wooden church with unique Nordic architecture, full of charm and history. The peaceful surroundings make it a perfect spot to pause and admire the craftsmanship.

Absolutely gorgeous and very interesting history of this church. Entry is 2€ - if you like the organ you can book a tour as well. In case the main gate is closed walk up and around to the right to find the entrance. There is parking available close by.

Very nice and warm bath. The prices are fair. We will be here again.

This spa is to live for. Three indoor thermal pools of varying temperature and salinity. Saunas and steam baths and more

Always love going here with the family. Breakfast, bath and sauna, ice cream. What's not to love?

Lots of warm/hot water pools, all different temperatures and different salt levels. Outside lazy river, whirlpools and jacuzzis. Separate sauna area with different temperature sauna rooms. On site cafe/restaurants where you can eat/drink without having to get changed.

We visited this therme as tourists that don't speak fluent German. I tried to speak German to buy tickets at the counter and this went well. Unfortunately the lady at the counter didn't explain to us how to system of the tickets worked and we ended up having to pay extra at the end. I wish she would have told us about how things worked in there. The therme itself was nice but inside as a mixed couple we also felt stared at by other visitors. We left with mixed feelings about the 'fine' and the experience. It might be that the town isn't used to many tourists that don't speak good German but it was disappointing.

Clean, warm, and salty pools :) During weekend is crowded, but you can still enjoy it.

Spent three hours in this (mostly) indoor pool area. They have a selection of heated pools with salt water. Each pool is a different temperature with a different concentration of salt. They also have four jacuzzis and a textile-free sauna area. The restaurant sells good food for affordable prices. Entrance is a bit pricey depending on how long you want to stay. I would suggest coming early so you can relax a bit on their comfortable lounge chairs. The view from outside is also amazing.

The Weser- Skywalk near Bad Karlshafen, Germany, provides easy access from the parking lot to a picturesque viewing platform. Although the path to the platform is a dead end, there are numerous nearby hiking trails to choose from.

beautiful view over the river Weser. Easy walk from the car park to the Skywalk. Don’t be put off if your afraid of heights. Platform is very safe and doesn’t shake when walking over it.

Great view! Nice landscapes

Lovely views.

Waldparkplatz halt.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful vantage point overlooking the Weser River near Beverungen. It's about a 500-meter walk from the parking lot, and it's a fairly steep downhill walk on gravel. This means the return trip is extremely uphill. You'll already be completely exhausted by the time you get to the parking lot. It's not recommended for wheelchair users. But the view makes up for everything. A fantastic view of the Weser River from a height of 80 meters. If you're in the area, I highly recommend checking out this attraction. (Original) Ein schöner Aussichtspunkt auf die Weser in der Nähe von Beverungen. Vom Parkplatz ist es noch ca. 500m zu laufen und es geht auf Schotter ziemlich berg ab. D.h. es geht auf dem Rückweg extrem Berg auf. Man ist dann schon extrem kaputt, wenn man am Parkplatz ist. Leuten mit Rollstuhl ist davon abzuraten. Aber die Aussicht entschädigt alles. Tolle Blick auf die Weser in 80m Höhe. Wenn man in der Nähe ist kann ich es nur empfehlen sich diese Sehenswürdigkeit anzuschauen.

(Translated by Google) The parking lot is great; you walk 400 meters through the forest and then you reach the viewing platform, where you can enjoy the view of the Weser and Diemel estuary. You can see Bad Karlshafen and the ship Hessen. The walk is definitely worth it. (Original) Der Parkplatz ist super man läuft 400 m durch den Wald und kommt dann direkt zur Aussichtsplattform und genießt den Blick auf die Weser Diemel Mündung .Man schaut auf Bad Karlshafen und sieht das Schiff Hessen. Der Weg lohnt sich auf jeden Fall.

I took the train/ mine option and greatly enjoyed the ride and temperature change (it was hot outside). Although the tour was in German I was able to infer as it is a very visual and interactive tour. The tour guide was really good. Hard to believe what these workers had to go through to earn a living. Free parking nearby. Great tour,

An amazing experience I would highly recommend! It's rare to get to walk in the shoes and take the same mine train the miners took back in the day, deep into the depths of this mine and UNESCO World Heritage site. The rest of the museum and exhibitions are also interesting but the mine rail tour is a must!

Exiting tour of the mines. Good museum part, but unfortunately most of it is in German.

Very impressive! It was for me the first time to visit a mine like this, it feels you go back in time! The groups weren't that big, so you could see a lot of the mine. It was quite cold, so wear warm clothes. The train underground was an amazing experience!

Very deceiving for such an emblematic place. It is still a quite impressive place full of history which is nice to see. I expected more... First of all, there is no tour in English. For a UNESCO world heritage site, you will expect at least one tour in English. For the museum part, it is interesting but everything is disorganised and it is not appealing. Some parts are only in German. I hope one day, this place would be made more accessible for non-german speakers.

Recommend booking in advance for English tours.

I recently visited the Rammelsberg Ore Mines with my husband and had an incredible experience. We took the guided tour in English, called the Röder Stollen, led by Mr. Christian Etzrodt. He was super friendly and humorous, making the entire journey interesting and engaging. I really appreciate him going out of the way to add fun to the tour. It was an amazing and adventurous experience, and I highly recommend his tour. The reception staff were also very friendly and helpful (she helped us choose the appropriate tour), as was the lovely lady at the shop. Overall, it was a fantastic visit! We really enjoyed the experience. Oh, yes! Make sure to wear appropriate clothing and shoes. You would need to walk a lot and climb steep steps. Would not recommend this tour to people with claustrophobia, nyctophobia, panic disorder, breathing issues, pregnancy, etc. It is colder and dark and might be a bit slippery. P.S. I personally give bonus points for the "Stimmungsring" at the shop, haha

The Imperial Palace of Goslar is a remarkable medieval site with a rich history dating back to the 11th century. Inside, the museum showcases artifacts that highlight the Holy Roman Empire’s influence. The Royal Chamber stands out with its beautiful frescoes and impressive medieval décor. From the palace windows, you get a picturesque view of Goslar’s old town, blending history with charming landscapes. While some parts feel a bit worn, the overall experience offers a genuine glimpse into Germany’s imperial past.

Although I never toured the inside of the palace. I thoughly enjoyed the architecture and green space surrounding the site. Some nice views of Goslar behind the palace. Great place to visit.

A majestic historic site that showcases Goslar’s rich past with stunning architecture. The palace and its calm, charming city surroundings make for a truly peaceful visit.

Very helpful staff that made my visit with a mobility scooter easy and very enjoyable! Informative audio guide saves reading all the info tablets and gives good background information on all the exhibits. Well worth a visit!

I really enjoyed it. We got the audio guides which helped explain a lot. I really liked all the imperial art and the explanations behind the depictions. I have never been very good at art history and the symbolism and all of that and the audio guide explanation was very helpful.

Awesome historical place in Hannover City.

Amazing Place. Wonderful historic paintings. Fun to listen to the guide and understand the paintings, so much German history.

Goslar is lovely, and this square is a superb example of traditional German townscape. We enjoyed walking around and exploring the wonderful architecture. What a lovely place.

Visited on Walpurgis night and greatly enjoyed the atmosphere, food, cheap beer & entertainment. Beautiful little square where the clock of the Treasure Building has the Glockenspiel- moving figurines with music that tells the story of the Rammelsberg mining industry.

It's an old market square in Goslar, surrounded by old and impressive buildings, some of which are clad in ornate slatework. There are several cafes and food outlets in the square and nearby, and I'd guess that it gets very busy at times. A good place to take a break, before moving on.

Beautiful authentic German village. Buildings are old but architecturally amazing. You can walk around the narrow paths and observe the true German village culture.

Beautiful German City

Super Marktplatz😘Tolle Ambiente viele Touristen einfach nett & chillig hier🧑‍🎄You will Love it too🙊🙈🙉Very nice place Very cosy nice charmfull and friendly and an Very positiv Energy to chill Out Here 🥰🥰🥰You will Love it too...💋and The fresh Air from the forest is incredible...🤪🤪🤪

A town that has been true to the History of Germany. I has been preserved in the age old fashioned and should be visited should you wish to see how Germany centuries ago used to look. During the winter is an amazing Winter Market that is truly warm and inviting even when the weather is not. There is a mine close to Goslar that is a few centuries old that offers tours into the depths of the mountains for those brave enough to go underground. There are many shops, restaurants and hotels so plan to spend some time in this beautiful little town for a truly German experience.

unbelievable! We didn‘t expect too much before stepping in, actually we only needed some place to escape from the rain. Holly molly, we were so much impressed by this museum. From Benz 1, to Delorean „Back to the future“ and to Bugatti Chiron, it’s just fantastic! A brief history of the car industry. It’s definitely worth visiting!

Fantastic place to visit, especially as an English speaker. Staff are very friendly and the exhibits are well described and very interesting! Great price for the exhibition size and time it takes to get around. I'd recommend this for any car/bike lover.

On a motorbike tour through Europe, we purposely aimed for this museum because of the bikes. The collection is massive, but what we didn't appreciate was that it is spread acorss multiple sites in the same town - spread out across the space of a mile or so (probably our mistake). We went to the main venue and enjoyed the exhibits, but these were a mix of cars and bikes. Only at the end did we find that the bike museum was a mile away and that we had to pay separately for admission to that venue. If we had known this, we would have gone straight to the bike venue, and saved some money. By the time we got to the bike venue to explore, we were already running behind schedule and were tired, so couldn't give the place the attention it deserved. Overall, the collection was huge, and comprehensive. I'd visit again, but pick the venue more carefully next time.

Great experience for "engine" lovers or those who wanna know more about the engine evolution, about cars, motorcycles and their trands throughout the history. Spectacular life scenes that outline the use of specific vehicles at the time of their grandiose and lots of many other interesting and beautiful things of the past.

We had a tour of this place as a part of our team building event. Very good place to visit if you love to see well maintained old cars and bikes.

OMG!!! Five stars is not enough. . Was the event of the oldtimer car rally. What a well organized event. It was the best car event for me since I have come to Deutschland. The staff was friendly and helpful the Facility was 10 out of 10!! I will go again just to spend time in the museum. Time was a bit short but gives me all the more reason to go back! A MUST DO!! Place Bob the American

The place is well kept, with a nice piece of wall art outside in theme with the car subject . The main building is packed full of all the items that made history in the locomotion area, 6 floors! Please allow many hours to this visit, or you Won' t have time for the special features available on the premises, as it happened to us! My 3 men were so taken by the stuff and the exhibition that 3 hours passed quickly, and were not enough! Pity that not all info is in english too, but there is enough to understand the period they are talking about..Restaurant is good, with friendly, english speaking personnel, and a refined industrial mood.

I was left a bit disappointed by my visit. There is too much content in the museum (over 5 floors), and I would say the story could be curated better. It felt like a lot was repeated across different information boards, display cabinets and videos. There is also the UNESCO welcome centre, which seemed a bit pointless to me. The audio guide tour of the campus was okay, but again, it sort of repeats what is inside the museum, so of limited interest. I was told there are a few buildings I could go inside during my weekday visit, but it was pretty unclear on the ground. Given it’s still an active workplace, I decided not to just start opening random doors. The canteen also stops serving food a while before closing time. Saying all of this, the buildings remain stunning. I’m glad I finally visited them, but I hope they refresh the exhibition in the coming years.

The Fagus factory in Alfeld earned its UNESCO cultural heritage site status as a trailblazing work of modernist architecture and the first major commission of Walter Gropius, founder of Bauhaus. The shoe factory also has a notorious connection with inhumane shoe-testing experiments conducted on prisoners at Sachsenhausen. The museum unfortunately concentrates on shoe production. There is not enough context to illuminate the importance of Gropius’ work here, and there’s a shortage of Bauhaus-related material. The NS era is treated very cursorily. Instead there are whole rooms filled with group photos of factory employees or about trees and forests. Despite these shortcomings, the museum is interesting and well worth a visit.

The visit of the exterior of the factory is highly recommended for its Bauhaus architecture. The site also offer the possibly to access an exhibition space explaining the industry which Fagus is dedicated to. However, don’t bother spending a ticket for the exhibition if you don’t speak German: scarce explanations are provided in English

Admission without tour is currently 7 euros, with tour 12. Without the tour you cannot go inside the factory. Still, the museum is very interesting, and the cafe is great. Plan at least two hours without the tour. There's a market in Alfeld on Saturdays so make it a day trip.

Very nice museum.

The Meeting of the MODEUROP Colour Club for the Spring Summer 2019 season was held here at this UNESCO World Heritage Centre. Historical building and a wonderful museum. Important place for the Shoe Industry as the Shoe Lasts are manufactured here.

Built from 1911 to designs by Adolf Meyer and Walter Gropius, the subsequent star architect of the Bauhaus school, the Fagus Factory is widely regarded as the first truly modernist structure. Typical of the Neues Bauen style, the glass and steel facade and the huge, wrap-around corner windows free of supports lend the building an elegant feeling of lightness.

If you like to have some information about The Baron of Münchhausen, it's the place to go.

A nice little museum worth seeing!

A Must See place for anyone who saw a movie, cartoon, or red a book about Munchhausen as a kid. 10 euros for 2 adults and a kid.

There are captions on German, English, Russian. Very useful.

Fab place lovely people must see

Interesting little museum

Gave me a new view on the Baron Münchhausen

Surprised by the buildings. Such a great work of art. Honestly, we saw multiple artistic things in the city but this caught my attention. They were renovated and created like this. Very unique and attractive designs. Must visit tourist attractions!!

Interesting and striking modern house with colourful pop-art covering it. Radically different to the surrounding buildings and worth a stop by as it’s between the Schloss and St Magni Church…

Very beautiful building to take good photos

name says it all, Happy Rizzi house, great place for happy and funny pictures.

It's quite interesting to look at!

An eye catching construction in the old city of Braunschweig.

Eye catching design. Love it. Colorful

Stunning City Palace with a remarkable history. The old home of the Dukes of Braunschweig, the last of whom abdicated in 1918, the Schloss was destroyed twice, first by fire and then of course in the bombing raids of the Second World War. Against massive protests it was demolished in the 1960s and finally rebuilt in the 2000s to cover a shopping mall. You can easily spot the parts that came from the original Schloss. The architecture is beautiful and the site is in the centre of the city so absolutely a must visit when in Braunschweig. There’s a small museum in the left hand wing of the palace that is free, as well as the lifts to see the Quadriga at the very top that’s also free for the time being. The entrance is just to the right of the main entrance.

In Brunswick's schlossplatz stands the stunning building known as Brunswick Palace. When I passed by this majestic monument on the route to Gaussberg Park, I must admit that it was awe-inspiring. Only when I travel to the UK do I see monuments like this. According to what I was told, this palace was constructed sometime in the 18th century and underwent a number of renovations over its existence. I have heard that it once served as a residence for the Brunswick dukes in the 18th century. Wonderful to pass past this building.

Very large market set stores all to wear. To all ages and restaurants of supermarkets sweetened glasses and more

There is a good place to spend time and eating, shopping...

Beautiful place to in the evening filled with people and you enjoy a drink and great shopping and food options.

Very beautiful building with a lot of shops inside, interesting connection old with a new one

Very nice view from the top of the buiding. And the statue is fantastic (and very heavy!?). You must see it.

We should really thankful to those people centuries ago constructed these great structures. Every inch has a history and a story and a voice. Kids should be made to learn about these buildings and the people behind it.

Enjoyed the Nativity the children put on. Wished there was more music

This is a marvelous place to visit. Beautiful frescoes! It was great to see the tomb of Henry the Lion and Mathilde as well as the wonderfully atmospheric crypt.

Braunschweig Cathedral is a truly extraordinary place that left a profound impact on me. From the moment I stepped inside, I was transported to a bygone era, overwhelmed by the weight of history that permeates every corner of this majestic structure. The cathedral's architecture is a testament to human creativity and skill. Its soaring spires and intricate details are a sight to behold. The craftsmanship on display is nothing short of remarkable, with each delicate carving and carefully placed stone revealing the dedication and talent of the artisans who brought this architectural masterpiece to life. Every turn brought new surprises, and I found myself lost in admiration, marveling at the sheer grandeur of it all. However, the cathedral's beauty extends far beyond its physical appearance. Its walls reverberate with stories of centuries past, and the sense of timelessness is palpable. It has witnessed historical events, joyous celebrations, and solemn moments of reflection. As I learned about its rich history, I couldn't help but feel a deep reverence for the generations that came before us and the cultural heritage they left behind. Inside the cathedral, I encountered a collection of special sculptures that added an extra layer of fascination. These sculptures, meticulously crafted with exquisite detail, seemed to possess a life of their own. Their expressive forms and captivating presence drew me in, and I was captivated by the stories they told. Each one was a testament to the artistic prowess of the past, reminding me of the power of human creativity and the ability to transform stone into something truly extraordinary. In conclusion, Braunschweig Cathedral is more than just a building. It is a gateway to the past, an architectural wonder, and a repository of history and art. Visiting this remarkable cathedral is an immersive experience that will transport you to ancient times and leave you with a deep appreciation for the enduring legacy of our ancestors. Prepare to be enchanted by its timeless beauty, to marvel at its architectural splendor, and to be moved by the stories it silently whispers.

The structure of the pilars is quite diverse and unusual.

Excellent, Beautiful. The Organ representding Angel Wings was amazing

A long overdue piece , I visited this absolutely beautiful cathedral in April, it was a cloudy morning and I was incidentally in time for Ms.Monika's famed church tour (it was around 11 am ) , and boy was i was amazed. She breathed and lived the cathedral's rich history, dark times and the subsequent restoration. Her impeccable attention to detail and careful explanation bought the cathedral to life. A proficient bi -lingual (German and English) , she did an outstanding job to weave the narrative of the journey of the cathedral from past to present. The tour itself is about an hour and free , the cathedral has stood the test of time and is a testament to faith, history and changing times of the surrounding regions. The architecture (gothic- renaissance) is a splendid remainder of the rich history and cultural heritage of the city itself. The staff and local agencies involved are doing a wonderful job of preserving this splendid piece of architecture, if Braunschweig is not on your radar, give it a try, gems like these won't dissapoint you.

Beautifully renovated cathedral. Well worth a visit.

the most simple, modern church with absolute respect for its historicity. really excited

I love the Architecture. The way it is preserved for us to see and admire the work of Art from the 11th Century, is such a great privilege. No entrance fee. Not crowded. You have all the time to look at all those magnificent Chandeliers, the door, the Pillars etc.

It's museum is worth a visit. Small fee gor a self served coffee/tea at the terrase inside is an extra bonus.

Yes, difficult to review this one. The thought that it was being built 800 AD is fascinating. The restorations are hmmm. I would prefer benches, really. During my visit, they started to play classical baroque music. As much as I love classical music, it has no place in a Catholic Church, also it’s distracting while praying a rosary, there should be not played modern instruments. I really appreciate their talent, but everything has the right time and place, and a Catholic Church is not the same as a Protestant church, the catechism is clear about newer instruments inside the church. Well, but some corners are really beautiful here, even though I am not getting on good terms with the artstyle of the statues, the bigger heads are a bit irritating when used of normal sized statues. A huge old Cathedral with few content, I know small parishes with more art, thought, some of the figures are normal sized, they look really good, and the paintings with baroque-ish decoration were fascinating me as well. Benches would make a huge difference, really.

Very historic cathedral. Well worth a visit even thought the interior looks more modern as it was heavily damaged during WWII and rebuilt. Don't miss the courtyard and cloisters.

Peaceful and pretty place. We were thankful to escape the extreme heat.

From the moment I walked through the doors, I felt a genuine sense of welcome and community. The atmosphere is both peaceful and uplifting, making it a place where anyone can feel at home. The worship is heartfelt and sincere, blending tradition with a sense of relevance that speaks to all generations. The message delivered was thoughtful and grounded in Scripture, offering not just inspiration, but real-life application. Whether you're seeking a church home or just visiting, this congregation offers a meaningful experience that truly reflects the spirit of Christian fellowship.

If it would be Catholic, nice, sadly they overtook the probably once even more beautiful place. But the crypt is still catholic, and also really beautiful. Protestants even today gladly could not erase Mary completely outside of the history.

Great Architecture. One of the best place to visit. Peace of mind. Wonderful.

Absolutely gorgeous!

Very nice church to rest your mind in the morning. Had some nice organ music to.

Impressive romanesque, beautiful wood painted ceiling and four mosque- like round towers.

Absolutely beautiful and so peaceful.

Magical castle close to Hannover, sadly still closed, but it’s still beautiful to see even just from outside. Maxton Hall was also filmed there and there are three scenes outside the castle that you can visit if you’re a fan like me, it’s a nice place for just having a nice walk or taking pictures

Marienburg Castle is absolutely stunning — one of the most impressive medieval castles in the world. The architecture is massive, detailed, and perfectly preserved. Walking through the halls feels like stepping back in time, from the brick courtyards to the Grand Masters’ rooms and the beautiful views over the river. The museum exhibits are excellent, very organized, and full of history. The audio guide makes the experience even better, explaining every corner of this incredible fortress. It’s a long visit, but worth every minute. Highly recommended for anyone who loves architecture, history, or just wants to see something unforgettable.

I visited last week and it was good place. Quite place. I went for 1 day trip. Enough parking space and sunny weather. I enjoy 4 hours there. Recommend for visit.

This looks like a great Schloss to visit but make sure you check the times as it is not open on Unification Day!

Unfortunately, the castle is temporarily closed for renovation. But, nice grounds, trails to walk, and free parking.

On our way back from Hanover to Einbeck on a sunny summer afternoon, we made a quick stop at this beautiful castle near Pattensen. Even though it wasn’t open for tours at the time, it was absolutely worth it: easy access from the road, plenty of parking, and a big green area perfect for a short walk or just relaxing in the sun. The castle itself looks like something out of an old fairytale, with lots of authentic details and stunning views from every side. It’s a lovely and memorable stop that I’d recommend to anyone driving between Hanover and Einbeck!🏰🌳

One of the most stunning fairytale castles ive visited in north germany 😍 & of course the shooting location of MaxtonHall Limited access due to renovations atm Pov: Can't wait to revisit in summer when the entire castle will be accessible

Nice walk in wildpark. You can spent some time here. See animals when they get food.

Nice place to relax. This place recommend to visit not only family but also couple. The zoo is surrounded forest. You can enjoy both hiking and see animals.

You can pet wolf here best experience ever

Top destination for easy animal viewing, wolf hauling and a few hours in the woods. Super interesting encounter with the wolves. We come back here every time when back in the area. One star off for lack of possibility to pay by credit card + unhealthy and boring food choices in the restaurant where you get the usual same-old, same-old fried stuff. No healthy choices for kids

Great nature escape for families and people that want to see wildlife. The animal feedings like the wolves or reindeers are very insightful and personal.

Lots of local wildlife you can’t always see them all but that’s nature not a circus

a wonderful place to visit. Amazing and big animal enclosures! We saw a lot animals close up:)

I love it, it’s beautiful in both winter and summer, evenings and mornings. You can always enjoy a nice walk there with a beautiful view. From the Right side you can walk next to both beautiful trees from one side and the beautiful lake from the other side.

Scenic and hygienic. The ducks make it even better, not to say you can feed them. You gotta control that urge. That’s probably not even allowed as far as I remember. A spot you wouldn’t wanna miss when you’re out and about visiting Hanover. Also a go-to spot if you just wanna wind out and/ or think about hypothetical possibilities, paradoxes, and make up scenarios in your mind.

One of my favourite places in Hannover. Nature, food, fun, all in one.

The Maschsee is a fantastic option for outdoor activities or a leisurely stroll. You can walk or cycle around the lake or even try water sports like paddleboarding. If you’re in the mood for something more relaxed, there are several bars and restaurants along the shore where you can sit and enjoy the beautiful lake views. It’s the perfect spot whether you’re looking to stay active or simply unwind in a peaceful, natural setting.

Beautiful area to walk around and many restaurants nearby.

One of the very beautiful places in Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony) state. I would highly recommend visiting it. The lake is surrounded by biking lane and suitable for both walking and jogging. Good for family activities. The lake is very beautiful the surrounding area is very green. It is an excellent place for relaxing. The connections are available.

The best place in Hannover to go for a walk, sit outside, relax and enjoy a nice day

Beautiful building, inside and out. In the ground floor hall, there are fascinating models of the city from the past and current times. The views from the top of the building are stunning. We had to wait a while as it is so popular, but it was worth the wait.

Grand traditional town hall building and landmark, still in use for the local mayoral offices. You can enter for free since its public government, you'll only need to pay for the special elevator ride to the tower platform that's boasting a great aerial view over the whole city of Hanover and surrounding area. The elevator is special since it's following the somewhat crookedly-built silhouette of the old building. It was designed like that instead of destroying big historical sections of the edifice internally.

It’s a wealthy building.. Wealthy architecture…. Great elevation, huge front area for celebrations, events. And moving and walking path all four sides. The rear side facing a small and cute pond.

Such a gorgeous place! The building looks amazing, and the park around it is perfect for a walk, picnic, or just chilling by the water. It’s one of those spots where you instantly feel relaxed, peaceful, pretty, and full of charm. Great place to spend time with friends or family!

A beautiful town hall with a wealth of ornamentation. A historical marvel that impresses visitors. We haven't been inside yet, but from the outside it truly is a massive structure. A lakeside location adds lovely atmosphere

My Hannover trip is short but really good for me. I took some really god pictures and videos but my favorite place definitely this place. From the top you can see all city btw

Amazing place that everyone should visit when visiting Hannover. A lot of history that can be found here and you’ll get a chance seeing Hannover from the top!

Architecture is really good but they don't allow as a tourist, it is an official place. Yep we can take photos from outside

Nice place to visit.

Nice place to little time pass...

Very friendly service, food also very good and served in a timely manner. Only the espresso was not what should be

An important historical building and place for Hannover. Delve into the story...

Location with amazing view where you can make beautiful pics.

Good built museum

Pretty good. But seeing someone smoking in the kids playground was shocking to me. Really good work with the themed atmosphere and building structures. Animals hiding in the shade but most still visible.

My first time here and I absolutely loved it. I honestly didn’t expect much from a zoo in Germany, but this one went far beyond my expectations. It feels more like an amusement park somehow! The boat ride is my favorite part, since some of the animals can be seen better from the boat. And don’t miss the zoo shop. They have so many cute merch items. Definitely one of the best zoos I’ve ever been to.

All the animals looked so happy! The enclosures are just so amazing! Really good job making them themed after the area you’d find the animals in the wild, which just made it look so natural and made it look so that the animals were at home! Not seen anything like this before! The entry fee is at the higher end but it’s so worth it! Loved all of it!

15 out of 10 for theming, one of my favorite in the world! Beautiful areas and though they’re building new areas, spaces are original, more like a theme park and according to the animals. Loved the Yukon! Easy to navigate but plenty of signage, maps and ways to find your way. Worth a visit!

A beautifully themed zoo. Great for spending the whole day with the family. There are several places inside the zoo where you can eat well.

Nice zoo with different well-executed themed areas and a free boat ride around the park.

Very beautiful zoo and specially great for dogs. Variety of animals and shows going throughout the day! Worth a visit!

The famous Herrenhäuser Gärten are a great example of a classic garden in the French style. It was preserved in part due to the neglect by the kings of England after the electors of Hanover had ascended to the British thrown. Features include the great fontaine and as a more recent addition a grotto designed by Niki de Saint Phalle (1930-2002). The castle was rebuilt after being destroyed in the war. Another more recent addition is the Jacobsen Pavilion designed by Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971).

Good gardens but 10 Euros for the ticket is way too much. The complex looks great, but is fairly repetitive so might become boring after a while. The exposition in the palace itself is purely symbolic and takes maybe 10-15 mins. Overall resembles Schlosspark Charlottenburg in Berlin, but more manicured and boring, so less appealing for regular visits. And also the latter is free, contrary to this one. The staff members vary from nice and helpful to grumpy and changing their expressions at the moment they see a foreign face (the lady selling souvenirs was exactly like this). And I'll repeat it, maybe someone should steal less from the city budget and make it free or at least somehow cheaper.

Great baroque park, beautifully designed and very well maintained. The ticket includes the grand palace garden (Großer Garten) as well as the inside palace museum and botanical garden (Berggarten) just opposite side north of the palace. They're all worth visiting, so better take at least 3 hours time for them.

It was simply beautiful. A great place to either take a walk or go on a date or meet with friends or also alone. I was there for a concert but found the place breathtaking. A place to visit for anyone who happens to visit hannover.

Wonderful baroque gardens of world renown, or stroll the English landscape gardens nearby or the wonder hill garden, the former vegetable garden, now turned botanical garden. Just won a competition

It was a beautiful place to spend some relaxed time. So many different and beautiful plants. We saw people bring a big breakfast and find spot to enjoy ♥️☀️ Definitely worth it!!

The Garden is really beautiful, clean , nice and well managed. But the entry price is quite high. Doesn’t work 8€ per entry price.

The enrty fee was 22€ /adult, not worth.. soo small compared to the price... The interactive booklet with the stapm collecting was fun, you get 5 stickers at the end if you collect all.

It was great time. There is a lot of exotic animals. I was there with my girlfriend and the only thing that surprised me was that we was going slowly and even that we finished all in 1 hour. I was sure we will spend there 2-3 hours

Had A Average Experience in the Sea Life.A lot of Sections were partially Closed ,cause of renovation. If you are interested in visiting this in 2025 , i would suggest to visit the bigger ones. From the Photos i was too excited to see them but it turned out to be small.

We were three adults with nothing to do while it’s raining, so we went to sea life! We really liked it but it was a bit short. The tunnel aquarium was a bit crowded but that’s to be expected and not that much of an issue. The variety is good with lots of information and fun facts.

Beautiful aquarium, though rather small. The tropical forest section is a nice addition.

It was beautiful, but it was small.. I really did enjoy it

Perfect for sea lovers. Some aquarium had no information on them,but overall it's a wonderful place and the staff are great. A perfect place also for kids to learn and enjoy sea life.

Very beautiful church

Tripped over this on an accidental visit to Celle. Just stuck our nose in the door and we were so impressed with such a unique church. In fact, we would put Celle above Hannover and Hamburg in terms of enjoyable tourist visits in the region. A pretty and relaxing town.

The Church of St. Mary in Celle is certainly one of the most spectacular Protestant churches in Germany. The vivid baroque stucco work by Italian master Giovanni Tornielle is a rare example of the North German baroque, and interesting for its almost Renaissance-like execution and the absence of a central object or clear direction, such as a fresco. Also worth visiting is the much earlier-composed high altar from 1615 with its transitional style and the extravagant baroque epitaphs of the House of Braunschweig-Lüneburg. Make sure to climb the tower and see the remarkable Renaissance planned-city of Celle from above.

Great guide of the church, very interesting history and very well exsplaind by the guide. Guide tours are Wednesday and Thursday at 16.00hrs.

Very beautiful church

Climbing the tower is certainly worth the view you get on Celle and surrounding

This is a beautiful church and you have to see it from the inside as well!

The castle impresses with its beautiful Renaissance architecture and well-maintained interiors. Inside, the museum offers a detailed look at regional history with modern exhibition techniques and clear descriptions. Interesting fact: During World War II, Celler Schloss was used as a refuge for artworks from major museums to protect them from bombings, adding a unique historical layer to its story.

Hundreds of years of history preserved in the old town. A renovated castle with the oldest theater stage in Europe.

We did a guided tour. She was amazing and explained everything really well. Enjoyed the parts we could see. She said that the chapel won’t be accessible starting on December until March due to reparations so take into consideration.

Visited Celle Castle in February and absolutely loved it. I didn’t go inside, but just walking around felt like stepping into a fairy tale. A charming stop if you’re in Celle!

A beautiful place with rich history and well preserved rooms. The chapel and old theatre were highlights. The museum is interesting and staff are really friendly.

Worth it to visited, the city is very beautiful and in old style , lots of history, small street, cafe restaurants

Pretty castle in the old town of Celle. You can go inside as well.