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Braunschweig Burgplatz c) Braunschweig Stadtmarketing Steffen und bach
 

Braunschweig

Braunschweig Burgplatz c) Braunschweig Stadtmarketing Steffen und bach
Celler Schloss im Herbst c) Celle Tourismsu und Marketing GmbH
 

Celle

Celler Schloss im Herbst c) Celle Tourismsu und Marketing GmbH
Göttingen Blick auf die Johanniskirche c) Göttingen Tourismus
 

Göttingen

Göttingen Blick auf die Johanniskirche c) Göttingen Tourismus
Goslar Altstadt / Old Town disctrict; Copyright GOSLAR Marketing GmbH
 

Goslar

Goslar Altstadt / Old Town disctrict; Copyright GOSLAR Marketing GmbH
Rattenfänger an der Weser c) Hameln Marketing und Tourismus GmbH
 

Hameln

Rattenfänger an der Weser c) Hameln Marketing und Tourismus GmbH
Großer Garten Herrenhausen c) Hannvoer Marketing & Tourismus GmbH
 

Hannover

Großer Garten Herrenhausen c) Hannvoer Marketing & Tourismus GmbH
Marktplatz in Hildesheim c) Hildesheim Marketing GmbH Leif Orbornik
 

Hildesheim

Marktplatz in Hildesheim c) Hildesheim Marketing GmbH Leif Orbornik
Lüeneburg im Herbst c) Mathias Schneider
 

Lüneburg

Lüeneburg im Herbst c) Mathias Schneider
Residenzschloss Wolfenbüttel c) Stadt Wolfenbüttel Achim Meurer
 

Wolfenbüttel

Residenzschloss Wolfenbüttel c) Stadt Wolfenbüttel Achim Meurer
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Shopping and Going Out in Hameln

Have fun shopping in the town of the Pied Piper!

With its 60,000 inhabitants Hameln is not only an economic, cultural and touristic centre but also a focal point for shopping in the Weser Mountain area. Compare the unique atmosphere to be found in the shops in the historic town centre with other cities. Take time for a leisurely shopping trip followed by refreshments at a café or just watch the world go by before the magnificent sandstone facades and half-timbered buildings dating from the 16th to 18th century.