Culture Route
- Germany
- Lower Saxony
- Hanover
- 740.14 km (Approximately 43:32 u)
- Cycling route 547912
Culture Route
- Germany
- Lower Saxony
- Hanover
- 740.14 km (Approximately 43:32 u)
- Cycling route 547912
The Kulturroute is a cycling tour that takes you on a round trip past Hanover, Hildesheim, Elze, Celle and many more places worth visiting. The decor of this trip is further formed by beautiful landscapes and ancient castles that protrude above the landscape. In short, there is plenty to discover on this route.
Ancient structures
The starting point of this route is in Hanover, one of the largest cities in Germany. Hanover has a beautiful historic center and several gardens and parks that you can visit, such as the Herrenhäuser Gärten in Hanover. You then cycle on to Hildesheim, Bad Gandersheim, Elze and Hameln. Before you enter Hameln you can take a look at the Castle of Hämelschenburg and the Weserrenaissance castle Hämelschenburg. Two gems that you should not miss if you are fond of history or architecture. Then it's time to discover the Altstadt von Hameln. This city has become known worldwide through the fairy tale about the Pied Piper of Hamelin. Bückeburg Castle is the next point of interest on the route.
Herzogschloss Celle
You then cycle on to Stadthagen, Schwarmstedt, Celle and finally you end up in Hanover. On the way you can take a look at the last castle on this route: Herzogschloss Celle and at the Bomann-Museum Celle.
Weltvogelpark Walsrode
In addition to all the beautiful castles, this route has another attraction to offer. Close to Walsrode you will find the Weltvogelpark Walsrode. Here you can watch birds from all over the world. Stroll through the rainforest hall, explore Indonesia's unique bird world or take a look at one of the other places in the 240,000 m2 park.
Ancient structures
The starting point of this route is in Hanover, one of the largest cities in Germany. Hanover has a beautiful historic center and several gardens and parks that you can visit, such as the Herrenhäuser Gärten in Hanover. You then cycle on to Hildesheim, Bad Gandersheim, Elze and Hameln. Before you enter Hameln you can take a look at the Castle of Hämelschenburg and the Weserrenaissance castle Hämelschenburg. Two gems that you should not miss if you are fond of history or architecture. Then it's time to discover the Altstadt von Hameln. This city has become known worldwide through the fairy tale about the Pied Piper of Hamelin. Bückeburg Castle is the next point of interest on the route.
Herzogschloss Celle
You then cycle on to Stadthagen, Schwarmstedt, Celle and finally you end up in Hanover. On the way you can take a look at the last castle on this route: Herzogschloss Celle and at the Bomann-Museum Celle.
Weltvogelpark Walsrode
In addition to all the beautiful castles, this route has another attraction to offer. Close to Walsrode you will find the Weltvogelpark Walsrode. Here you can watch birds from all over the world. Stroll through the rainforest hall, explore Indonesia's unique bird world or take a look at one of the other places in the 240,000 m2 park.
Would you like to know more about Lower Saxony? Read more on this page.
Directions
| # | Description | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Hildesheimer Straße, 30169, Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany | 0.00 km | |
| Kasteel van Hämelschenburg (St. Marienkirche, 31860, Emmerthal, Lower Saxony, Germany) | 185.60 km | |
| Weserrenaissanceslot Hämelschenburg (Hämelschenburg, Emmerthal, Lower Saxony, Germany) | 185.74 km | |
| Altstadt von Hameln (31785, Hamelin, Lower Saxony, Germany) | 198.19 km | |
| Kasteel van Bückeburg (Dornenpark, 31675, Hessisch Oldendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany) | 212.44 km | |
| Herzogschloss Celle (Schloss Celle, 29221, Celle, Lower Saxony, Germany) | 576.16 km |
Sights
Kasteel van Hämelschenburg
St. Marienkirche 1
31860 Emmerthal
http://www.schloss-haemelschenburg.de
On the mountain slope above the Emmertal, between Hameln and Bad Pyrmont, lies a particularly impressive building of the Weser Renaissance: H? Melschenburg castle is one of the most important cultural monuments in Lower Saxony. An idyllic walk through the castle garden leads you to the mini garden on the windmill island, where artists can still be seen at work. A guided tour of the castle shows the visitor numerous rooms from the reception hall to the vaulted cellar. The eras, styles and personalities of many generations characterize the rooms of the castle and bring to life the more than 550 year old family history on H? Melschenburg.
Weserrenaissanceslot Hämelschenburg
H? Melschenburcht with the beautiful Weserrenaissance castle is one of the most beautiful complexes in Germany. The idyllic location in the Emmer valley, the beautiful gardens and the church create a unique atmosphere.
Altstadt von Hameln
1
31785 Hamelin
http://www.hameln.de
Kasteel van Bückeburg
Dornenpark 1
31675 Hessisch Oldendorf
http://www.schloss-bueckeburg.de
B? Ckeburg castle is still the residence of the princes of Schaumburg-Lippe and is of course a special renaissance showpiece in the Schaumburger Land. During the tour, the Golden Hall with the famous G? Tterpoort in particular makes an impression: a total work of art of extraordinary class, created by the sculptors Ebbert and Hans Wulff in the most opulent forms of the late Renaissance.
Herzogschloss Celle
The Celler Schloss (1292) with the Residenz Museum is one of the most beautiful Welfen castles in Germany. Colorful court stories are brought to life: Celle as a baroque residence, exile of the Danish queen Caroline Mathilde, summer residence of the kings of Hanover in the 19th century. The baroque state rooms lure with beautiful plastered ceilings by Italian masters, and other impressive castle rooms present rulers of the Celle line, from which once kings of Prussia and Great Britain? emerged. The K? Nigssaal impresses with imposing paintings and selected valuables from the time of the personal union between Hanover and Great Britain. and the kingdom of Hanover in the 18th and 19th centuries. The Schlosstheater is the oldest permanently used baroque theater in Germany. Noteworthy is the castle chapel from 1485 with a Renaissance interior from the year 1565 and the series of paintings of more than seventy works from this time.
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