Attractions in Lower Saxony

One of the most fantastic viewpoints ever. From the Achtermannshöhe you have a 360 ° view over the Harz. Brocken, Wurmberg or peat house seem to be just a stone's …read more

Welcome to the smallest kingdom of Romkerhalle. A frog prince sits at the foot of the waterfall and lets himself be sprayed by it. He has been waiting for the …read more

THE starting point for beautiful tours. The really beautiful waterfall fits perfectly into the harmonious picture with the guest house next door. As a starting point for your hike towards …read more

In the middle of the city and yet the perfect recreation area. The Maschsee invites you for swimming, water sports or leisurely strolling, cycling, inline skating or running. The artificially …read more

In the wild, lynxes are usually very shy animals. Here you can watch them climbing up trees, sneaking around in the area or just lazing around. Highlight is the daily feeding!

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Greetsiel became famous for its picturesque harbor and twin mills. The harbor and the historic buildings in the town center served in recent decades as a backdrop for cinema and …read more

Hammergeiler Brockenblick here high above the Eckertal! The Waldgasthaus Rabenklippe offers itself for a small break. The Harzer hiking needle has its stamp 170 here.

The cafes are cozy and invite you to "tea time".

The Wilseder mountain is with 169.2 meters the highest elevation in the Lüneburg Heath. The trails on the mountain are very nice. You can also see Hamburg in good weather.

The Bärenbrucher pond is one of countless ponds of the Upper Harz water shelf. Nice tours can be planned with start in Buntenbock.

Here's something to marvel: One of the few remaining rain bogs may thrive undisturbed here. Unique flora and fauna, easy to explore on a wooden walkway.

Kugelbarke at Cuxhaven
The Kugelbake, the landmark of the city of Cuxhaven, used to serve as a guide for sailors. The word "bake" was in the Middle Ages the designation …read more

A worthwhile spot to take with you.

It is a still well-preserved castle ruins. The view from the upper wall remains in the landscape is great. The associated restaurant is pleased about your visit and invites you …read more

The Eckertalsperre is the stamp office 001 of the Harzer hiking nobility and also belongs to the Harzer Grenzweg. No wonder, the former border post stands in the middle of the dam.

At the secluded Eckertalsperre is usually not much going on, because the next parking lot is far away. Previously, the German-German border ran through the middle of the dam. A landmark on the dam still reminds of it today.

Hiking boots more than useful!

The promenade of Steinhude offers a wonderful view of the Steinhuder Meer. The fortified waterfront is the starting point for boat trips with pedal, rowing or motor boats and popular photographer's meeting point for sunsets.

Beautiful and cool in the summer.