9 Städte in Niedersachsen
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Braunschweig
Shopping and Going Out in Braunschweig
Shopping in Braunschweig
In the pedestrian zone, light-flooded arcades and modern commercial buildings dovetail perfectly with historic houses. Attractive shopping venues and a broad range of restaurants and eateries make for enjoyable shopping tours through the inner city. During the summer, linger and enjoy the colourful life passing by, from a seat at a café or bar on one of Braunschweig’s charming squares. During the Christmas season, the Lion City boasts the most beautiful Christmas market in Northern Germany.
Celle
Shopping in Celle c) Celle Tourismus und Marketing GmbH
Shopping and Going Out in Celle
Shopping with style
Founded 700 years ago, the residency town of Celle is today a modern up-to-date city full of half-timbered buildings bursting with life and tradition. Behind the colourful historic facades of the over 500 half-timbered buildings individual boutiques and shops tempt visitors to stop and browse. In little lovingly decorated shops everyone will find a bargain to their taste. If you take time out to ask for personal advice and a little chat on the side, shopping in Celle will become a real experience.
Goslar
Shopping and Going Out in Goslar
Shopping City at the edge of the Harz Mountains
When strolling through the centre of Goslar, a Unesco World Heritage site, you can shop until you drop, surrounded by unique architecture. In just one square kilometre in the old town there are around a hundred or so shops close together. And a similar number of authentic restaurants, cosy cafés and trendy bars, just waiting offer you your heart’s desire for the taste buds.
Göttingen
Göttingen c) Göttingen Tourismus e.V. / Lars Gerhardts
Shopping and Going Out in Göttingen
A shopping experience with flair
Make shopping a pleasure: all year round Göttingen offers the right ambience for a stressfree shopping experience. The historic old town with its mediaeval Town Hall, churches, half-timbered buildings, bars, restaurants and street cafés invites visitors to stroll about and have a look around. A wide variety of merchandise and services are available from specialist shops, both large and small. Theatre performances, festivals, openair events and cinemas promise
artistic enjoyment and relaxation whatever your tastes.
Hameln
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.
Hildesheim
Shopping in Hildesheim ©Hildesheim Marketing, Foto Bierwagen
Shopping and Going Out in Hildesheim
The traditional city that is young at heart
Hildesheim invites you to take a leisurely shopping trip in a friendly atmosphere. The pedestrian zone with its wide range of little shops and large department stores extends from the station to the historic market square and well beyond. In the numerous little side streets boutiques and specialist shops offer high-quality merchandise in an elegant setting. The cosy cafés and restaurants are a haven of calm where shoppers can relax and recharge their batteries before setting off for a spot of culture or nightlife around Hindenburgplatz and Friesenstraße. A Highlight is be the mall “Arneken-Galery” .
Wolfenbüttel
Ausgehen in der Lessingstadt Wolfenbüttel
Shopping and Going Out in Wolfenbüttel
Shopping, gastronomic delights and enjoyment following in Lessing’s footstep’s
Wolfenbüttel, this town with its some 56,000 inhabitants which was once home to Lessing, not only attracts visitors with pure culture but also by its delightful pedestrian zone. It offers small but exclusive shops in a historic setting, inviting them to go on a leisurely shopping spree. There is plenty of life in the town centre thanks to the many cafes, bars and restaurants, and on Wednesdays and Saturdays the weekly market takes place at Stadtmarkt, selling fresh fruit and vegetables from the region – as it has done so for over 400 years. Wolfenbüttel – so much more than you think!
Further Information:
Contact:
Stadt Wolfenbüttel
Tourist-Information
Stadtmarkt 7A
38300 Wolfenbüttel
Tel.: +49 (0) 5331/86280
Fax. +49 (0) 5331/867708
E-Mail: touristinfo@wolfenbuettel.de
Internet: www.lessingstadt-wolfenbuettel.de