Gollenberg

Gollenberg is a small town near Hamburg and lies on the edge of the Lauenburg Lake District Nature Park. The landscapes here are characterised by picturesque hills, dense forests and clear lakes - perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling or water sports.

One of the most famous sights in Gollenberg is Bülow Castle, which dates back to the 16th century and is now used as a hotel. Here you can not only stay overnight but also experience the history of the place up close.

Another highlight is the monastery of Zarrentin with its impressive architecture and historical works of art as well as the beautiful monastery garden.

When it rains there are many indoor activities to do: For example, visit one of the many museums such as the Museum Ritterhaus or take a trip to nearby Hamburg to discover cultural highlights.

Culinary Gollenberg also has a lot to offer: Try regional specialities such as Labskaus (a stew) or Matjesfilet (pickled fish). In the cosy cafés you can also relax with a cup of coffee and enjoy the atmosphere.

The best seasons for outdoor activities are spring and summer. In autumn you can admire the colourful colours of the forest and in winter Bülow Castle with its Christmas market invites you to a cosy visit.

It is especially beautiful in Gollenberg at the lakeside or on the hiking trails through the forests, where you can experience nature in its full splendour.

Overall, Gollenberg is definitely worth a trip - whether for a weekend trip or as a stopover on a longer trip to Germany. We hope this guide will help you with your planning and wish you an unforgettable time in this charming place!