Attractions around Bomlitz

Soltau is well known for the "Heide Park", the theme park just outside the city. The city itself has much more to offer. For example, the old town hall is … read more

We really liked the moor trail. Along the way there are some puzzle boards about flora and fauna in the moor. Very educational for children and even we could learn … read more

The old town hall in Soltau was in the past also called hotel "Zum Blaue Löwen". In 1825, the old half-timbered house on Poststraße was inaugurated. Soltau counted then about … read more

Here is a small lookout tower

Downtown park with beautiful playgrounds, located on Heidschnuckenweg.

Here in the Lönsheide lies the grave of the famous Heather poet Hermann Löns. Nearby is also a monument to him.

From around 5:30 p.m., the shepherd Franz drives the Schnuck herd home with his dogs. It is a great experience when the herd arrives on the farm and pushes onto … read more

From the Schäferhof, after about 750m south you will reach the rock garden. What has moved people to pile large stones on top of each other for millennia? In the … read more

Hermann Löns (1866-1914) was the great nature and local poet of the Lüneburg Heath.

It is not clear whether Lön's remains are located here. It's worth looking up the bickering about Lön's burials in France and the search for a burial site in the Lüneburg Heath during the Nazi era on Wikipedia.

Beginning of the circular route around the groundless lake.

The former v. Along with the castle chapel in Celle, Behr’sche Gutskirche is considered to be one of the most precious Renaissance churches in northern Germany with one of the oldest Renaissance organs in the region.

St. Bartholomew's Church is a neo-Gothic brick church in the center of the village, consecrated in 1880, with spacious green areas around the church. read more

The Soltau Game Museum has been located in the historic Ebelmeyer House in Soltau, directly opposite the old town hall, since 1988. Daily - 365 days a year - you … read more

A wooden bridge leads across the flood plain and over the river.

The St. Johannis-der-Baptist church is a large, bright church in the classical style, which was built in the years 1848-50 by the consistory master builder Ludwig Hellner and is preserved almost unchanged to this day.

Park Allerhop was founded by Carl Busch in the 1930s and was created with ponds, brick seating areas (grottos), tea house and splendid planting.
In 2013, the Mengebostel village association … read more

Right next to the time-honored St. Johannis church is the wooden belfry. It was first mentioned in documents in 1742, but already presented in 1704 in a plan. It was … read more

The Wehnser Postmeilenstein stands at the old historic postal cross between Neu-Wehnsen and Kettenburg. The one line led from Hanover to Stade. The second postal route went from Harburg Visselhövede to Nienburg with connection to Osnabrück to the Netherlands. read more

The church was unfortunately scaffolded on my last visit. But the bell tower and also the cemetery with its old tombstones is worth seeing.