Attractions around Northeim

Great scenery, easy to drive, almost no traffic - great!

The Weser cycle path starts at the confluence of Werra and Fulda near Hann. Münden and follows the course of …read more

Beautiful stage on the Weser bike path. In Wahmbeck I recommend the ferry over the river.

A really great experience to stand here over the Weser and to look down a valley.
The only thing that holds you back are the gratings.

If you're not just into biking, but are also carrying a camera and a telephoto lens, there's the opportunity for unique shots at the bird watching point on the bedlam. …read more

1101 for the first time a fortified plant above Nörtens was mentioned, which served as a point of overview for the intersecting traffic routes. It was established after completion of …read more

On the highest point of the castle hill is the Hardenberg waiting tower with its inscription above the entrance:
C.L.A. Gr. H. MDCCCXXXXII
What Carl Ludwig August Count von Hardenberg …read more

The Evangelical-Lutheran Collegiate Church Bad Gandersheim is a listed church building in Bad Gandersheim in the district of Northeim. Wikipedia
Address: Stiftsfreiheit 12, 37581 Bad Gandersheim
Telephone: 05382 73700
Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

The idea to recultivate the disused railway line from Lamspringe to Bad Gandersheim as a hiking and cycling path was born in 1991 by Ernst-August Quensen, Lamspringe. The route leads …read more

A first documentary mention of the village Leisenberg can be dated for the year 1281. The former site probably covered an area of 6.5 ha. Old records indicate that the …read more

The Ducksteinquelle as a destination has been around since the early 1900s. The water of the spring runs first through a walled basin, then under the way through another basin …read more

The monastery estate Marienstein looks back on a long history. It was founded in the 11th century and over time it accumulated a considerable ownership of land. Until the beginning …read more

From the city wall of Norheim large parts have been preserved. Of the former 1750 m city wall are still about 950 m preserved, of which some parts in original …read more

Einbeck, the original home of Bock beer, is a jewel of medieval town architecture. Einbeck's historic old town bears witness to the wealth that has been generated by the beer …read more

Construction of the flood retention basin began in September 1972. Official commissioning was in March 1994 after a successful trial. In total, about 30 km of dams were built, 2 …read more

Cozy restaurant with a great terrace and fabulous views of the Great Lake.

The lake terraces are open in the winter on the weekend, in March and October from Wednesday …read more

Many obstacles, extremely adventurous and very idyllic.

The Klosterhof Brunshausen is located directly on the Sculpture Trail from Bad Gandersheim to Lamspringe and is signposted.

Shortly after the German-French War (1870-1871) and the resulting founding of the German Reich, the citizens of the city of Gandersheim decided to erect a lookout tower in honor of …read more

At Ebeling in Wolperode, there is not only delicious ice cream, but also coffee and home-baked cake. Both the ingredients for the ice cream and for the cake come from …read more

Highly recommended is the fries (1.60 €) for the budget-conscious hungry biker ;-)
Play equipment for the little ones are also available.