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This blog explores the rugged nature, rich history and endless adventures the Harz region has to offer. Whether you enjoy challenging hikes through the national park, wandering through historic half-timbered towns like Wernigerode and Goslar, or simply want to soak up the tranquility and enchanting views, this blog takes you on a journey of discovery through this beautiful mountain range. Let yourself be inspired by personal travel stories, handy tips on the best routes and hidden gems you won't want to miss during your holiday in this diverse German region.
Skiwiese Hasselkopf in Braunlage: small-scale winter sports fun in the Harz
If you are looking for a cozy and clear place in the snow during a winter holiday in the Harz, you will find a nice destination at the Skiwiese Hasselkopf in Braunlage. This small winter sports location on the outskirts of Braunlage is especially popular with families, beginners and holidaymakers who want to enjoy snow fun in a relaxed way. No big crowds or complicated slopes, but a friendly atmosphere where fun is central.
Wurmberg ski area: extensive winter sports area in the Harz
When you think of winter sports, you may not immediately think of Germany. Yet the Harz is a surprisingly beautiful destination for a winter holiday. The Wurmberg ski area near Braunlage is the largest and best-known ski area in northern Germany and offers everything for an active winter day: slopes for different levels, beautiful views, tobogganing and an atmospheric mountain environment. Thanks to its central location, the Wurmberg is an ideal destination for holidaymakers who want to discover the Harz in winter.
Weltkulturerbe Rammelsberg: discover 1,000 years of mining history
On the edge of the historic city of Goslar lies one of the most impressive cultural sights of the Harz: the Weltkulturerbe Rammelsberg. This former silver, copper and lead mine tells the story of more than 1,000 years of mining and the enormous influence this industry has had on the development of the region. With underground mine tunnels, historic machines and fascinating exhibitions, the Rammelsberg is a unique destination for families, culture lovers and anyone who wants to discover the history of the Harz.
Karstschauhöhle Heimkehle: discover an impressive underground world
During a holiday in the Harz, many visitors think of mountains, forests and historic towns. But deep beneath the landscape there is another world full of special natural phenomena. The Karstschauhöhle Heimkehle is one of the largest and most impressive visitor caves in the Harz and offers a fascinating combination of nature, history and adventure. With its enormous halls, underground lakes and special past, this cave is recommended for families, nature lovers and anyone who wants to discover the lesser-known sides of the Harz.
Hermannshöhle: discover the underground wonder world of the Harz
There are many special places to discover during a holiday in the Harz, with some adventures taking place underground. The Hermannshöhle in Rübeland is one of the most famous caves in the region and offers visitors a fascinating insight into a hidden world full of stalactites, underground lakes and special animals. A visit to this cave is recommended for families, nature lovers and anyone who wants to experience something special during their holiday.
Einhornhöhle: discover the mysterious unicorn cave in the Harz
In the middle of the beautiful nature reserve of the southern Harz lies one of the most special caves in Germany: the Einhornhöhle. This mysterious cave is known for its impressive rock formations, ancient history and the legend that the bones of unicorns were once found here. During a holiday in the Harz, a visit to the Einhornhöhle is a fascinating excursion for nature lovers, families and anyone who likes to discover hidden places.