Attractions around Wolfenbüttel

Asseburg was built by Gunzelin von Wolfenbüttel in collaboration with other nobles around 1218th Gunzelin comes from a family of servants of Duke Henry the Lion. In addition to the …read more

The Asseburg, which was built between the years 1218 and 1223 by Gunzelin von Wolfenbüttel, was in their time as impregnable. But times are changing and with them people, their …read more

The Imperial Palace Werla is a beautiful destination. Here you can take a break, there are a few benches and a wonderful view of the surroundings.

In 1983, four members of the Alpine Association of the Braunschweig section of Schöppenstedt found that the Eilumer Horn was the oldest mountain in the Elm with 323.3 meters on …read more

The windmill in Abbenrode is the last windgängige, so fully functional Bockwindmühle with jalousie flap wing in the vicinity of Brunswick and was built in 1880. Together with the fully …read more

The church was first mentioned in a donation deed in 1348, but its origins date back to the 12th century. The church consists of a transversely towered tower with gable …read more

Nature at its best as well as geologically highly interesting form the eastern Reitlingstal.
From April to July, a concert of bird songs accompanies you on this georoute; Wild plants …read more

At this place, in Schandelah-Wohld, from May 1944 the outer camp Schandelah the Neuengamme concentration camp was built. Up to 800 male prisoners from Belgium, Denmark, Germany, France, the Netherlands, …read more

The Okerlauf between the large and small castle was spanned in the 16th century by a simple stone bridge in front of the main entrance to the Residenzschloss and a …read more

Dorstadt Abbey is a historic monastery in Dorstadt, Wolfenbüttel district. After secularization in 1803 it became a manor and is privately owned.
The monastery was a foundation of the Saxon …read more

The Schwedendamm was a dam, which was built during the Thirty Years' War, in order to build up the Oker and so to flood the Lower Saxon fortress Wolfenbüttel and …read more

Beautiful old church in the heart of the city Schöppenstedt

In good weather, a top view of the chunks is offered.

If you choose the way from the "Waldhaus zur Asse" over the Ahrenskopf to the Bismarckturm, you will come to the so-called "Liebesallee" after the small steep ascent (also: betrivenallee …read more

Uphill makes no sense here. ;-) Short fun over 800 meters. S0 to S1 with nice singletrack share. No real jumps. Can you extend on the mountain around it too.

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A detour is worthwhile

The St. Trinitatis church in Wolfenbüttel is one of the most important Baroque churches in Germany.
Where today the church stands, was formerly the emperor gate built by Cort Menge …read more

very nice way, there is a lot to see right now, where not everything is green. A fir that grows in a crown hornbeam, a bird's nest or a hornet's nest.

The rail traffic was discontinued in 1975. Today still occasionally drives the Warnetalbahn.