Goslar

As one of the oldest towns in Germany, Goslar in the district of Goslar has much to offer. The charming town lies on the edge of the Harz Mountains, surrounded by forests and mountains. With its historic half-timbered houses and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Rammelsberg, the town is a real eye-catcher.

The tourist-relevant sights are many and varied: the market square with its Gothic town hall, the Kaiserpfalz Museum or even the monastery church of St. Peter and Paul are just a few examples for a visit to Goslar. For art lovers, the Mönchehaus Museum is also recommended.

But there are not only cultural highlights to discover here: Those who enjoy hiking or mountain biking will be thrilled by the Harz National Park. In winter, the skiing area on the Wurmberg attracts numerous visitors.

For culinary delights, traditional dishes such as kale with pinkel or hearty potato pancakes as well as regional specialities such as beer from the Goslaer Bergbräu brewery.

It is particularly beautiful in Goslar in spring when the Harz dandelions are in bloom or in autumn when the colours of the Indian summer are in full bloom. But even in bad weather you can be well entertained: The Aquantic adventure pool offers water fun for young and old.

All in all, Goslar is definitely worth a trip! Our Travel Guide recommends planning at least two days for a visit. The city is easily accessible by train or car and offers numerous accommodation options in hotels or holiday flats.

Discover the history and nature experiences of Goslar - a destination that will inspire you!