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If you take a day trip to the timber-framed town of Celle, you will be overwhelmed by the wealth its attractions. It’s too much to do it all in one day, so we’ll give you an overview and show you the 10 most popular sights in Celle. The main attractions are located primarily in the old town. That'…

Everything ready for a holiday with your dog  Here, everything revolves around your darling. Holidays with your dog in the Lüneburg Heath are ideal, because here the focus is on  nature  . The vast heathland is a remarkable paradise at any time of year. The region consists of the Lüneburg Heath and…

Every year in spring the storks return from their warm winter habitats back to Germany to their existing breeding nests. The Luneburg Heath is one of the white storks' favourite summer homes.

Since the end of 2007 Lüneburg has officially been able to call itself a Hanseatic town once more. After an exhaustive investigation process, it was confirmed that Lüneburg had more than earned the designation.

There is something going on in Lüneburg, because Lüneburg has the largest density of pubs in Europe after Madrid - everything from the rustic pub to the chic bar to the great restaurant.

The combination of shopping in small boutiques and the flair of the historic old town make the special charm of a shopping spree in Lüneburg.

Lüneburg - Red Light District, Café BonBon, Busenklingel Lüneburg in Lüneburg Heath : where honey bees and Heidschnucke sheep wish each other goodnight. This used to go through my mind when we travelled from Berlin to Lüneburg at the start of the nineties. Over the years I grew so fond of Lüneburg…

Heather bloom, nature reserve, attractions, hiking, bicycle holiday, nature hotels

Autumnal moments in Lueneburg Heath  - It is the time when Nature gives each leaf a personal touch and everything is bathed in a special light. Morning mist shrouds the heather and one feels the kind of magic that only autumn can conjure up.

Nicol List was the leader of Germany’s most notorious band of robbers in the seventeenth century. On Christmas Eve 1697, List and his men crept through the deserted streets of Lüneburg’s old town, broke into St. Michaelis Church through a side door and made away with gold, silver and precious stone…