Stolberg is probably the most beautiful town in the Harz. Of course, Wernigerode, Quedlinburg and Goslar can argue with this, but that's for you to decide, read more...

A small picturesque village in the central part of the Harz Mountains, at an altitude of 500 meters. We didn't go here on purpose, found it by chance and stopped along the way as the weather was nice. Our attention was attracted by the beautiful half-timbered houses on the shore of an artificial lake, read more...

A small, picturesque town in Lower Saxony. The town is unknown in tourist terms, although there is a brown sign on the autobahn, which is how we got here, read more...

A small, ancient city in central Germany. It is located on the river Eder and has a rich history dating back to the early Middle Ages. The city was founded in the 8th century and played an important role in the Christianization of Germany. Here in 723, St. Boniface cut down the sacred oak tree of the god Thor, which came to symbolize the Christian conversion of the Germans, read more...

St. Martinskirche in Hanover is one of the oldest Evangelical Lutheran churches in the city and is an important historical and architectural landmark in the Linden district. The first Christian buildings on this site date back to the 13th century. A Baroque church was later built on their basis in 1728, but during World War II the main building, with the exception of the tower, was almost completely destroyed by bombing, read more...

A great place to watch the sunset. The lookout is located on a rocky ledge, but you can drive most of the way in and then walk along a more or less flat path, so you can come even with young children, read more...

Wooden observation tower located on the Wiehen hills (Wiehengebirge) in Lower Saxony. A popular local tourist attraction. It is part of a network of hiking trails through the Wiehen Hills and is accessible to visitors all year round, read more...

The observation tower was opened in March 2015 on the site of the renovated Friedenshöhe observation tower. The new tower was built for the purpose of education about climate change. Digital tools such as the Klimaturm app and the KlimaKing quiz are available on site and can be used on smartphones and tablets. Visitors without mobile devices can print the materials in advance from the PDF, read more...

The remains of one of the largest and oldest castles in the South Harz region. The castle was built in the early 13th century and served as the residence of the Counts of Honstein, who played a significant role in the medieval history of Thuringia, read more...

The ruins are clearly visible from the A49 autobahn, we had seen them many times and decided to stop by. We parked in the center of the old town and walked to the top. The old town is there, but it's not particularly interesting, both the Market Square and the Old Market Square are used as parking lots, read more...