Goslar – World Heritage Sites in the Harz mountains

Goslar looks back on over 1100 years of history and invites visitors to travel back in time through the alleyways in its historical centre, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992, along with the Rammelsberg mine. Over 1500 half-timbered houses, the historic town hall with its World Heritage Site visitor centre, and a lively café and restaurant scene are a big pull for visitors. With the Harz mountains right on the doorstep, there’s also plenty on offer for nature lovers and hikers. With their historical backdrop, the Christmas market and Christmas forest are a stand-out highlight offering a festive atmosphere every year.

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Mönchehaus – museum of modern art
Market Square (with church, town hall and carillon)
St. Annenhaus
Medieval Museum at the Zwinger Museumsufer with Goslarer
Zinnfigurenmuseum (Museum
of pewter figures)
Arts and crafts market at Great Holy Cross
Imperial palace with St. Ulrich’s Chapel UNESCO World Heritage Site Rammelsberg (museum and mine open to public)
Stave church in the district of Hahnenklee

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Special Tips:

Discover the historic town hall on special guided tours
“Into the heavens”: enjoy the view from the tower of the Market church
Learn tales about witches, night watchmen, hangmen and others
on a guided tour in costume.
Taste specialities at the Wöltingerode monastery distillery on the “Great monastery tour”.
Listen to Goslar: Explore the town with the audio guide-.
Experience the free interactive exhibition in the World Heritage Information Centre in the historic town hall
Herzberg pond: Bathing and relaxing in the World Heritage Site

Contact:

GOSLAR marketing gmbh
Markt 1 (im historischen Rathaus)
D-38640 Goslar
Tel.: +49 (0)5321 78060
E-Mail: tourist-information@goslar.de
Internet: www.goslar.de/home-en