Attractions around Helmstedt

Lothar, born in 1075, came from the Saxon nobility. His home was the region between Braunschweig and Helmstedt. He is called "von Süpplingenburg" after the ancestral home of his …read more

For a short rest.

This geopoint is a paradise for those interested in geology, geologists and anyone who wants to become one. Here is Elmkalk in all its variants.
On the northern edge of …read more

The degradation of the Velpker Rhät sandstone was done since 1640 in numerous quarries. The stones were initially used for the restoration of churches, monasteries and fortifications destroyed in the …read more

The degradation of the Velpker Rhät sandstone was done since 1640 in numerous quarries. The stones were initially used for the restoration of churches, monasteries and fortifications destroyed in the …read more

The degradation of the Velpker Rhät sandstone was done since 1640 in numerous quarries. The stones were initially used for the restoration of churches, monasteries and fortifications destroyed in the …read more

Here the Ice Age glacier has left scratches in the rock.

After the two kilometers distant Warburg New Year's Eve 1199 had been destroyed by the Magdeburg Archbishop Ludolf von Kroppenstedt, built the Nobles of Warberg during the first decades of …read more

The degradation of the Velpker Rhät sandstone was done since 1640 in numerous quarries. The stones were initially used for the restoration of churches, monasteries and fortifications destroyed in the …read more

The degradation of the Velpker Rhät sandstone was done since 1640 in numerous quarries. The stones were initially used for the restoration of churches, monasteries and fortifications destroyed in the …read more

This creek has only a length of about 7, 5 km. It is located just outside the city on the edge of the Elms. The present Königslutter was initially named …read more

Fachwerk- und AltstadtWallanlage und Stadtmauer
Noch vor 100 Jahren war Helmstedt kaum größer als die Altstadt, die von den Wallanlagen umschlossen war. Um 1230 wurde mit dem Bau der …read more

The construction of this Dutch windmill in 1837 goes back to a water mill on the Schunter, which was to be converted by the Braunschweiger Verleger brothers Vieweg to the …read more

A real paradise for families and animals ... definitely recommended !!
There are plenty of seating for picnics, a great large playground with water features, a restaurant and a small shop.
Here Kindergeb. and celebrate something similar. Free parking.

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This geopoint north of Königslutter opens a window into the geological past - a world to touch and understand. It is a collection of more than 300 Scandinavian and local …read more

If you don't see it with your own eyes, you won't believe it. The fact that the division of Germany was once a reality is kept alive in places like these.read more

Domcafe
It is located in the immediate vicinity of the Kaiserdom. Those who settle here can enjoy the 800-year history of the Kaiserdom in Königslutter with their coffee and cake. …read more

The Hausmannsturm was already mentioned in 1286, but received its present appearance only in the first half of the 15th century as the last gate of the city wall ring. …read more

The Duke Julius Monument is a bronze sculpture of Duke Julius which stands in the Neumärker street on the corner Collegienstraße in Helmstedt. It is a work of the artist …read more

On May 30, 2015, the pond got a brand new duck house. In front of about 150 spectators, helpers from the German Federal Agency for Technical Relief left the seven-square-meter …read more