Attractions in the Weserbergland

Surrounding the spacious grounds of our exceptional hotel,
the region offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities and sights.
We are happy to assist you with advice for your personal excursion.
In 2016, the 200th anniversary of the Grimm legends was celebrated in Hamelin.
Until today there are special events around the famous brothers.

OLD TOWN HAMELIN

The pied piper city by the river Weser with its beautiful, old half-timbered houses invites you to a stroll.

HÄMELSCHENBURG PALACE

is one of the trademarks of the Weser Highlands and is seen as the main artifact of the Weser Renaissance.

CORVEY ABBEY

used to be a monastery. The present day castle is distinguished as UNESCO world heritage.

PORCELAIN
MANUFAcTURy
FÜRSTENBERG

The castle grounds of the porcelain manufactory are the perfect destination for an excursion – here one can witness the history of the manufactory.

Hermannsdenkmal and Externsteine

The large statue of Hermann the Cherus can towers over the landscape and was built in remembrance of the “battle of the Teutoburger forest”.

Schloss
Bückeburg Palace

and theRoyal Riding School The royal house of Schaumburg-Lippe with mausoleum and park with the associated royal riding school is worth a visit.

On the German fairytale route one follows the various life stages of the brothers Grimm the footsteps of the legendary sites of the Grimm fairytales.
The Münchhausen Museum in Bodenwerder gives you an insight into the life of Hieronymus Freiherr von Münchhausen (1720-1797), great-great-great grandson of Hilmar von Münchhausen, who built the Schwöbber castle in the year 1570. Hieronymus is famous all over the world for his tall tales, thus in German referred to as “Lügenbaron”, meaning “Baron of lies”.

Bike tours along the Weser with own or rented bikes, climbing park in Solling, raft or canoe trips on the Weser, hiking through the beautiful Weser highlands, picnic in our castle park, handcar rides…

Find out more from our partners Hameln Tourismus and Westliches Weserbergland.