This bronze plate in the street pavement exactly at the corner of Kornmarkt/Markt shows the location from which all four inner city churches can be seen. These are St. Johannis in the west, St. Jacobi in the north, St. Albani in the east and St. Michael in the south. In the row of buildings on the south side of the market square stood the oldest guild house in Göttingen from 1251, the "Schuhhof". Below it is a Gothic vaulted cellar, which today houses a restaurant.

Still presented as an idea in 2008, the Kunstquartier Göttingen - or "KuQua" for short - has developed in the historic city center. Its centerpiece, the Kunsthaus Göttingen, has been open since summer 2021. The exhibition house for contemporary art hosts three to four solo or group exhibitions a year with works by nationally and internationally renowned artists.

You can't explore the planetary system in one afternoon? You bet ?! 2 billion km equals one km on the Planet Trail. Grab a cool one at the kiosk and explore the solar system across the city center to the Bismarck Tower.

This little house is the last remaining rampart tower from 1459 - a remnant of the city's outer fortifications. It got its name because the later Chancellor of the Reich Otto von Bismarck lived in Göttingen for about half a year during his studies in 1833. One of Göttingen's memorial plaques commemorates this time. Today, a small museum has been set up in the tower in his memory, where you can also visit his study.

Enjoy a unique mix of dance and art in the old fencing hall, where you are not only a spectator at art la danse, but also get to dance yourself. From the costume show to the Kunstverein in the Künstlerhaus – an evening filled with creative energy and the opportunity not only to look at art, but to live it.

Browse multimedia exhibits from the permanent exhibition "City. Power. Believe." and embark on a fascinating journey to the 16th/17th centuries to explore life in that era. You'll also discover precious pieces of ecclesiastical art directly from Göttingen, which are presented in a historic half-timbered building from the 16th century, the city's only surviving aristocratic residence.

When visiting the monument to King William IV, you will be confronted with two opposing perspectives: the desire to preserve it as a stone testimony to the past, and the urge to make statements critical of colonialism by changing it. This dynamic offers a unique opportunity to dive deep into the multi-layered debates about the culture of remembrance and historical responsibility.

The building was built in 1888/89 by court architect Gerhard Schnitger based on the model of the Grand Ducal Court Theatre in Oldenburg. It was renamed Deutsches Theater in 1950 under the artistic director Heinz Hilpert. As the largest of Göttingen's theatres, it offers a repertoire on four stages. The Big House has just under 500 seats. Theatre for children and young peopleThe DT's programme regularly includes plays that are specifically aimed at young audiences. In addition, there is a wide range of theatre pedagogical opportunities to participate in.

Discover the charm of handmade desserts in an atmosphere reminiscent of cozy afternoons in a Parisian café. At Café Cortés you can expect an exquisite selection of pies and cakes that are lovingly handcrafted. Accompany your enjoyment with a first-class Italian portafilter coffee and let yourself be infected by the laughter and joy of the staff.

From cool graffiti on construction fences to a diverse program of concerts, fairs, and exhibitions, enjoy a vibrant mix of art and entertainment surrounded by the youthful, alternative vibe of a college town.

In front of you rises a flame-shaped memorial made of 86 gleaming stainless steel triangles that taper and twist towards the top, a powerful symbol of remembrance. Under your feet is the Star of David, surrounded by five bronze name plaques commemorating 282 Jewish citizens who were murdered under Nazism. This silent memorial invites you to pause and reflect on the history of Göttingen's Jewish community.

Enjoy Nordic flair, where you can enjoy coffee artfully prepared by baristas, which enchants you with a mixture of Ethiopian fruit bomb and Brazilian chocolate notes. In the cozy courtyard you can enjoy breakfast in a beach chair, surrounded by Scandinavian cosiness and the taste of the north.

Between the historic walls of a former locomotive hall, a varied programme of concerts, shows, trade fairs and conferences unfolds. With three barrier-free halls spread over a total area of 9,400 m², this place offers a unique ambience for unforgettable events.

The name is program, theater for young and old. Super location and always a good program, for students there is a discounted tickets at 1€!

Come by, you can expect inspiring exhibits, informative presentations and interesting lectures. Here you can get into current discussions and shape your opinion while taking a seat in comfortable chairs and going into an individual "bubble". In addition, you can take part in special exhibitions, guided tours and tours that will satisfy your hunger for knowledge. There are a variety of events, from basic exhibitions to drawing workshops for adults, led by the talented artist Ruth Reiche.

The church is the first Catholic church in the city, built after the Reformation (1787/89). The neo-baroque tower was built in 1892. In 2014/15, the interior was given its present, reduced appearance.

Here, theatre becomes an experience for everyone who loves fresh and daring productions. It is the perfect place to immerse yourself in exciting stories that sometimes make you laugh, sometimes make you think. Here, they play with heart and courage to innovate.