Location network
Braunschweig / Wolfsburg
Tradition and modernity in one location
With 250,000 inhabitants, Braunschweig is the largest city in the area between Hannover and Berlin, and is today, as it has ... more »
Bremen / Bremerhaven
Two towns, one (Federal) State
With approximately 600,000 inhabitants, Bremen belongs to the 10 largest cities in Germany. The ways are short in the traditionrich Hanseatic ... more »
Emsland / Osnabrück
Moors, rivers and cruise-ship giants
Untouched riverscape along the rivers Ems and Hase, expansive woodlands, vast moors and heaths – the Emsland is characterised by ... more »
Hanover and its region
Pulsating metropolis located in central Germany
Hanover is the capital, as well as the political and cultural centre of Lower Saxony and the Metropol region. The central ... more »
Harz / Göttingen
Lower Saxony has everything to offer: even mountains
Visible from afar lies Germany’s northern most mountain range which towers on the horizon: the Harz mountains. With granite cliffs, mountain ... more »
Lüneburg / Uelzen
Gothic brickwork and half-timbered constructions in the Elbtalaue
A walled, medieval cityscape, the largest old-style city hall in northern Germany, baroque facades: Lüneburg is thousands of years old ... more »
Oldenburg / Ostfriesland
Wind power and water
A picturesque countryside with green pastures, peacefully grazing cows, glowing fields of canola, blossoming parkland and gardenscapes, vast moors, and typical ... more »
Stade / Cuxhaven
Hanseatic tradition on the River Elbe
A picturesque cityscape with many winding streets, impressive facades and old cobblestones characterise the Hanseatic city which never fails to fascinate ... more »
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