Your Perfect Day in Braunschweig

EXPERIENCE A PERFECT DAY IN BRAUNSCHWEIG AND FOLLOW THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE GUELPHS AND THE HANSEATIC TRADERS

Your perfect day in Braunschweig:
Follow in the footsteps of the Guelphs and the Hanseatic traders to discover many landmarks spanning different centuries within easy reach. Whether historical buildings, wonderful parks and natural landscapes or its urban feel – Braunschweig has all the attractions of a big city to make the perfect day. With approx. 250,000 inhabitants, the “Lion City” is the biggest city between Hannover and Berlin. It is an attractive shopping city, a vibrant cultural hotspot and a hi-tech hub.
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Burgplatz Braunschweig c) BSM Frank Sperlin HIGHLIGHTS FOR YOU PERFECT DAY IN BRAUNSCHWEIG

The reopened Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum is one of Germany’s oldest and most important art museums and houses many famous Baroque masters.

The Christmas market has a tradition stretching back over 500 years and will once again attract visitors from all over the world from 27  November to 29 December.

Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum in Braunschweig

Braunschweig Magni Viertel c) BSM Daniel Möller GETTING TO KNOW BRAUNSCHWEIG – YOUR PERFECT DAY IN BRAUNSCHWEIG

Spend a perfect day in Braunschweig with the Arrangement “Getting to know Braunschweig”

– 1 or 2 nights’ accommodation incl. breakfast in a DR or SR
– Walking tour through the Lion City
– 1 MERIAN Braunschweig culture and travel magazine per room

Price from € 65 per person sharing a DR

Braunschweig Floßfahrt auf der Oker c) Steffen und Bach 9 BRAUNSCHWEIG INSIDER TIPS – WHAT YOU CERTAINLY DON’T WANT TO MISS IN THE LION CITY

What you certainly don’t want do miss in Braunschweig – 9 Insidertips how to spend a perfect day:

▪ Stroll through the majestic parks and natural scenery along the Oker river and discover the Lion City from the waterside with a boat trip.
▪ Marvel at one of the most important collections of early modern art in the world at the Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum or see one of the many exhibitions in other outstanding museums and galleries.
▪ Immerse yourself in the culinary world of Braunschweig, for example by sampling delicious white asparagus grown in the Lion City or enjoying Braunkohl, a subspecies of kale, in the autumn.
▪ Follow in the historical footsteps of the Guelphs and the Hanseatic merchants in Castle Square and the Old Town Market. ▪ Round off the day with a visit to the State Theatre or one of the many smaller theatres.
▪ Get a taste of the Lion City’s history! Sample the famous “Braun- schweiger Mumme” (Brunswick Mum), a favourite Hanseatic export.
▪ Wander through the small alleyways of the Magni district with its independent shops and picturesque half-timbered houses.
▪ Scale the Town Hall Tower to its height of 61 metres and enjoy the breathtaking view.
▪ Discover the former court life of the aristocrats at Richmond Palace.