Harzgerode

The impressive town of Harzgerode in the district of Harz, Saxony-Anhalt, enchants visitors with its unspoilt nature and diverse flora and fauna. The splendid flowering meadows with bluebells, daisies and marsh marigolds as well as the extensive mixed forests are absolutely unique and beautiful at the same time. In addition, the fauna in Harzgerode and the surrounding area is characterised by animal species that have now become rare, such as kingfishers and fire salamanders. On the varied nature trails, you can explore the lively surroundings at length and discover some tranquil lakes and ponds that are ideal for swimming, fishing or relaxing.

Cultural highlights: The most important sights in the town of Harzgerode

For cultural highlights in Harzgerode, we recommend a visit to the historical and cultural museums such as the castle museum, pharmacy museum, mining museum, mousetrap and curiosity museum and the Carlswerk machine factory technical museum. The extraordinary historical monuments such as the royal castle of Harzgerode and the medieval castle ruins of Güntersburg are of course also worth a visit.

What other adventures does Harzgerode offer holidaymakers?

Harzgerode has much more to offer holidaymakers, such as the cosy gastronomy with high-quality pubs, restaurants, bistros, snack bars, cafés, pizzerias and wine taverns. A romantic trip on the Selke Valley Railway through the impressive natural landscape with its rugged cliffs is certainly a must for nature lovers. You can also discover the versatile Albertine outdoor pool with massage jets and counter-current channel or the captivating football golf course with various obstacles, which is particularly popular with amateur sports enthusiasts.