Oldenburger Münsterland
The Oldenburger Münsterland is characterised not only by dense forests and moors, but also by the course of the River Hase.
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Schaumburger Land - At home with Wilhelm Busch
"At home with Wilhelm Busch" - visitors to the Schaumburger Land can take this motto literally. -
Weserbergland
Gently rolling hills and the course of the river of the same name characterise the Weser Uplands, as do its imposing rock formations. -
Zevener Geest
The Zevener Geest nature reserve with its extensive forests, moors and streams stretches around the town of Zeven. -
Maars
‘Maars’ are the most beautiful natural phenomena in the Eifel. These deep blue, often circular lakes were formed more than 10,000 years ago by volcanic eruptions.Heute geöffnet ab 23:00
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Jerichower Land
Jerichower Land borders the River Elbe to the west and Brandenburg to the east. -
Biosphärenreservat Karstlandschaft Südharz
Originating from the seabed, the Karstlandschaft Südharz biosphere reserve today consists partly of gypsum rock. -
Harz | UNESCO Global Geopark
The largest UNESCO Global Geopark in Germany is the Geopark Harz-Braunschweiger-Land-Ostfalen. -
Magdeburger Börde
To the west of Magdeburg lies the Magdeburger Börde cultural landscape, which is criss-crossed by the rivers Bode, Aller and Saale. -
Thale-Bodetal
The Bode Valley near Thale is considered the most rugged rocky valley north of the Alps. -
Maifeld
The gentle hills of the Maifeld could be taken straight from a picture book about Tuscany. Where the Eifel meets the Moselle valley, the sweeping fertile plains stretch as far as the eye can see. -
Erzgebirge
In fact, the name “Erzgebirge” or ore-mountains goes back to the discovery of precious metal/mineral mixtures in the Middle Ages. -
Königsbrücker Heide
Saxony's largest contiguous nature reserve is the Königsbrücker Heide in West Lusatia. -
Kohrener Land
With its extensive forests, meadows and rivers, the Kohrener Land is a popular destination for hikes. -
Niederschlesien
The cross-border region of Lower Silesia, is largely located in Poland.