Attractions in Hameln-Pyrmont

The Pied Piper town of Hamelin is known worldwide as the home of one of the more somber fellows in German fairy tales, the Pied Piper of Hamelin. From May … read more

As a district of Hamelin, Tündern is on the wonderful Weser Cycle Path. The Dutch mill is definitely worth a visit. Before continuing, I recommend a stop at a rustic coffee shop.

The Hohenstein is a must in the Süntel. Cliffs worn by the wind bear witness to the Hohenstein's centuries-long watch over the Weser Valley. A paradise for climbers, hikers and … read more

When the weather is nice, you have a wonderful view from up here. There is also a shelter here, where you can take shelter if necessary.

Adam and Eve are an extraordinary pair of rocks that you would not expect to see here. They're a bit below the actual ridge path, so keep your eyes peeled … read more

The website of the western Weserbergland has a lot to report:
"First mentioned in 1591, the ferry in Hessich Oldendorf-Großenwieden took farmers to their fields on the other side of … read more

The tower can be climbed and when the weather is nice you have a fantastic panoramic view of the Calenberger Land in the north and the Weserbergland in the south. … read more

On the Lauensteiner Kopf, at the highest point of the Ith (439 meters), the stone Ith tower rises up and offers a breathtaking all-round view in good weather. The tower … read more

Nice little forest restaurant. For little money, the tower can be climbed, which rewards you with a magnificent view.

Nice climb to the Ith mountains. Slight alpine ascent with stairs.

Who doesn't know the history of the Pied Piper of Hamelin !? Now I have finally managed to visit the place of the legend as part of my bike tour. Recommendable!

Similarities with the German Danube are quite noticeable, especially the steep rock faces.

Very nice view, at the demolition edge you should be free from giddiness

Hämelschenburg Castle invites you to take a detour from the Weser Cycle Path. The seven kilometer detour is a good investment. The guided tour through part of the castle is … read more

The sculpture of the Treidler figures on the Weser cycle path near Hajen shows how part of the people who used to live on the Weser made their living.

The Spelunkenturm is a lookout tower on the Bomberg in Bad Pyrmont. It was built in 1896 by the Pyrmonter Spelunken Society, is 25 meters high and is a steel … read more

The Nordmannsturm is a 19 meter high observation tower in the Deister on the territory of the city of Bad Münder.

Campsite, hotel, restaurant and beer garden are all there. Here you can take a good rest. Opening hours: Sunday 11:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m
Closed on Mondays
Tuesday 11:00 a.m. … read more

"The" way to cross the Deister with the road bike. Much easier than the Jägeralle in Springe, but still no picnic. Even for the beginner, the increase should be conquerable, … read more

The Mönchstein is a prominent rock on the Ith ridge path. The rock was originally called Männekenstein, which later became Mönchstein. There are some climbing routes on the rock.