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

Great route on the water

“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

Beautiful Romanesque monastery church. It's worth taking a look inside!
When it rains, you can take a break under the roof of the barn next door. There are tables, benches and a toilet here.

Early in the morning or late in the evening (when the crowds are gone) it's really nice here!

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.

Particularly beautiful view of the city from the old Werra bridge.

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 Ruhmequelle is located on the Karst hiking trail and the Solling-Harz Cross Trail ends here.

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

Here you just have to take a break.
Great view over the valley.

The Werratal cycle path leads directly through an original bridge pier (small tunnel).
Until 1949, there was an imposing railway-stone arch bridge, but was blown up by the Germans themselves … read more

The path to the raised bog is currently not accessible due to safety issues. There is a notice board, violators will be punished as a misdemeanor.

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

Old town hall, built in the style of the Weser Renaissance, in the middle of the old town of Hann. Mouths.Also known for the carillon at 3 p.m. and 6 p.m.

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

Great view from up here. A small cafe invites you to a cozy rest!

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

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

Very nice resting and adventure place. Here is a small labyrinth-like group of rocks above the Reintal, which is not only worth a visit with children.