- Modernly furnished
- Spacious bathroom
- Balcony
- Elevator
- Free parking
- In nature reserve
Churches
De Harz herbergt een aantal bijzondere kerken die indruk maken door hun unieke architectuur en rijke verleden. Een historisch gebouw is de St. Bartholomäus Bergkirche in Blankenburg, die indruk maakt met zijn middeleeuwse fundamenten. Ook de marktkerken in steden als Goslar en Wernigerode vallen op door hun gotische elementen, imposante torens en prachtige interieurs. Daarnaast zijn in de Harz enkele charmante houten staafkerken te vinden, waarvan de Gustav Adolf Stabkirche in Hahnenklee een prachtig voorbeeld is. Deze kerk is geïnspireerd op de traditionele Noorse architectuur en volledig uit hout opgetrokken.
Gustav Adolf Stabkirche
- 36 min
- 2 hour, 27 min
The Gustav Adolf Stabkirche in Hahnenklee is a special wooden church in the Harz Mountains, built between 1907 and 1908. The church is a free replica of Norwegian medieval stave churches and is notable for its characteristic wooden construction and ornate, Viking-like details. The interior is light and attractive, with lots of wood, carved ornaments and a design reminiscent of a Norwegian Viking ship. The church is used for church services, concerts and is a popular location for weddings. The Gustav Adolf Stabkirche is one of the most famous sights of the Harz.
Marktkirche zum Heiligen Geist
- 24 min
- 2 hour, 10 min
The Marktkirche zum Heiligen Geist in Clausthal-Zellerfeld is the impressive main church of the city and is known as the largest wooden church in Germany. The church was built between 1639 and 1642, shortly after a major city fire, entirely in wood and in Baroque style. The striking, blue-painted exterior and the large wooden construction make the church special. Inside, the spacious, bright hall with its richly decorated pulpit, altar and an impressive organ arrangement is particularly striking. Due to its unique architecture and historical value, the Marktkirche is one of the most important sights of the Harz region.
Trinitatiskirche
- 2 min
- 5 min
- 13 min
The Trinity Church in Braunlage is an evangelical Lutheran church located in the center of the town. The current church was consecrated in 1889 and was built in a neo-Gothic style, with a striking tower that determines the village image. Inside, the church offers a simple but attractive interior that is in keeping with the Protestant tradition. The church is actively used for church services, concerts and municipal activities.