Hannover is the state capital of Lower Saxony and is considered a particularly green city in Germany. Numerous recreational areas in and around the city, the famous Maschsee, and elegant manor houses can be discovered here. In just about an hour from Hannover, you can also reach Lower Saxony's largest lake, the Steinhuder Meer, where you can relax and engage in various sports activities.

Goslar, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a historically significant and highly captivating city in Lower Saxony. The Kaiserpfalz (Imperial Palace) is undoubtedly its most renowned landmark.

The old Hanseatic city of Lüneburg is another beautiful destination. Its maritime flair immediately evokes a sense of vacation. Apart from strolling through the city, make sure to visit the interesting museums, such as the German Salt Museum or the Brewery Museum housed in a former brewery.

Embark on a journey to Göttingen, following in the footsteps of Gauß and Lichtenberg. This university town is known not only for its famous scientists but also for its diverse cultural offerings. Enjoy the historical city center and meander through the narrow streets lined with numerous small shops and street cafés.

Nature enthusiasts will be delighted in Lower Saxony: the stunning Lüneburg Heath extends to the south and west of Lüneburg, offering tranquil and particularly picturesque landscapes. It is undoubtedly a prime vacation destination in Lower Saxony, with its captivating natural beauty, colors, and expansive scenery. In late summer, during the heath blossom, the area is adorned with beautiful shades of purple. Hiking and cycling are especially enjoyable activities here.

For even more nature, explore the Harz during an excursion. The Harz is the highest mountain range in northern Germany and one of the largest forest national parks in the country. It boasts diverse vegetation with extensive forests and moors. The Harz and its highest peak, the "Brocken," are also surrounded by numerous mysterious legends.

If you wish to breathe deeply, unwind, and leave behind the everyday stresses, the East Frisian Islands are the perfect destination. As part of the Lower Saxon Wadden Sea National Park, they stretch over a distance of 90 kilometers off the Lower Saxon North Sea coast. Whether you choose Borkum or Wangerooge, these cozy islands are fantastic travel destinations.

However, you can also opt to stay along the East Frisian coast, as it offers beautiful locations and nature. The maritime landscape and North Sea breeze provide the ideal conditions for a relaxing vacation. The tides create an ever-changing landscape, and the Wadden Sea with its unique ecosystem is truly exceptional.

In the East Frisian region, precisely in Bad Zwischenahn, we have found a wonderful accommodation for your vacation. Stay in a treehouse loft at the Nature Resort and enjoy the serene forest setting right from the front row.