12 entries found for "Lower Saxony"

Lower Saxony, a region that is home to diverse natural scenery and must-visit towns and cities, is located directly between the Ems and Elbe Rivers. Lower Saxony is the only German state with both sea...

The well-signposted Lower Saxony Asparagus Route is a loop covering 750 km through Lower Saxony's asparagus country, starting and ending in Burgdorf, the home of asparagus, and taking in the asparagus...

The Lower Saxony Wadden Sea National Park on the North Sea coast in Lower Saxony covers the mudflat area between the Ems and Elbe Rivers, including the offshore East Frisian islands.

The vast expanses of the UNESCO Lower Saxony Wadden Sea Biosphere Reserve stretch along the North Sea coast and out to sea to a line just the other side of the East Frisian islands.

Saxony is the most north-easterly wine-growing region in Germany and one of the smallest in Europe. It is unusual in that the vineyards are divided up into small plots that are cultivated by more than...

A holiday in Saxony is a journey of discovery through a cultural landscape dating back 1,000 years. Cultural breaks in the area allow visitors to follow in the footsteps of prestigious composers, arch...

Saxony-Anhalt is known as the heartland of German history. It is just waiting for culture enthusiasts to discover its world-class tourist attractions. Active holidaymakers will be spoilt for choice he...

Great cities, impressive craftsmanship, gorgeous nature and culinary delights – experience the diversity of Saxony!

Saxony-Anhalt features more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than any other German region.

The Lower Oder Valley National Park is the only wetland national park in Germany, boasting remarkable riverside meadow scenery that stretches out for 60 kilometres along the German and Polish banks of...