Attractions around Göttingen

Impressive half-timbered facades and 700 half-timbered houses from six different centuries. Hann. Münden is known as the "Three Rivers City" and was already praised by Alexander von Humboldt as "one …read more

Good underground. Fast route, but well attended

“Everything on the river” is the motto of the Fulda cycle path R1, which stretches across the state of Hesse from south to north over 255 kilometers. And indeed, there …read more

The Weserstein stands under a tree on the bank, where Fulda and Werra flow together. He has the following inscription:

Where Werra and Fulda kiss
You have to pay for …read more

Old Benedictine monastery, monks are here but not for a long time.

I drive around the Göttinger Kiessee mostly, too many pedestrians.

The Gartetal Cycle Path is a path enclosed by trees and bushes in summer, giving you the feeling of being in a tunnel of leaves. It sometimes gets a bit …read more

Those who still have energy left over after a long bike ride may be able to use up their last reserves on a ride on a pedalo. The half hour …read more

The Wendebach reservoir was drained at the end of 2014 to carry out work on the dam. Since mid-2016 he is back as a bathing lake available. Since it is …read more

One of the largest sources in Europe

The parking lot at the castle Plesse is an ideal starting point for all walkers who are afraid of the altitude of the ascent. From the castle you have in …read more

Black coats are rarely seen in the wild, although they are the second most common species of hoofed game in Germany. They change their appearance and behavior in different seasons. …read more

On the Weserstein the Weser springs from the two rivers Fulda and Werra and flows from here into the North Sea.

Very nice resting and adventure place. A small labyrinth-like group of rocks that is not only worth a visit with children.

Not just any path directly on the river, but the WERRA long-distance cycle path (also Rosentalweg) and it is beautiful! Not as busy as the neighboring Fulda cycle path.
The path remains mostly flat and runs along the Werra.

makes the most fun if you start the trail from the direction of Kerstlingeröderfeld and then drives him downhill direction B27.

Confluence of Werra and Fulda to the Weser in Hann. Münden, which has a beautiful historic old town.

Nice view over Göttingen

On the hill of the mountain Rabanenkopf stands about 90 meters above Hann. Münden the lookout tower Tillyschanze. The tower was built in the 1880s and stands on the site …read more

On the old railway line from Dransfeld to Göttingen, the basalt stones from the Hoher Hagen quarry (at the Gauss tower) used to be brought into the city, e.g. for …read more