A guided mudflat hike reveals the fascinating world between land and sea. With every step you take in the mud, you can explore the small inhabitants of the mudflats and the vastness of the natural environment as the low tide releases the mudflats - a natural spectacle that is well worth experiencing.

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.

A guided walk accompanied by a llama is a unique way to explore the idyllic landscape of Butjadingen. The tranquil walk creates a surprising connection between man and animal, making this place an unforgettable destination for nature and animal lovers.

Once you've seen all the splendor of the UNESCO World Heritage Church of St. Michaelis, all you have to do is turn a corner and silence spreads out: You land here in the middle of the most beautiful greenery. Where fruit and vegetables were once grown for the adjacent monastery, you will now find one of the oldest parks in northern Germany - a quiet gem in the middle of the city. Hundreds of roses exude their fragrance just like the rare wild tulips, and in the meadow orchard you will find old, valuable fruit tree varieties. On the sunny southern slope, there is a small vineyard that was already planted in monastic times, where you can discover a variety of wild herbs in addition to the vines - no wonder that insects and bees also feel at home here. Not only as a garden lover you should visit the Magdalenengarten.

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.

A place full of artistic masterpieces! Here you'll find a unique collection of modern art that brings the 20th and 21st centuries to life. But that's not all - did you know that concerts even take place right in the middle of this art oasis? With a variety of genres and styles, the concerts offer a unique opportunity to experience different forms of musical expression. From classical compositions to experimental sounds, the program offers a wide range of musical diversity. The events are experienced passively, without the need to be active. Small tip: On Fridays, admission to the museum is always free.

Find inner peace and immerse yourself in history on a visit to the historic churches. With special summer events, concerts and guided tours, they offer a unique insight into the cultural heritage of the region.

Fascinating shells and other maritime exhibits can be marveled at in the Shell Museum. A special attraction is the touch box, where visitors of all ages can discover the unique texture of shells and starfish. The museum is also ideal for families with young children, as it takes only a short time to explore everything. Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of marine life and experience an extraordinary and informative exhibition.

Fascinating works of art by renowned German sculptors can be discovered along the art promenade. The path leads through a unique landscape with a view of the sea and invites you to admire the impressive sculptures made of various materials such as wood, stone and metal. An inspiring experience where you are surrounded by wild nature and the tides. The art promenade offers a creative atmosphere where you can enjoy the beauty of art to the full.

The history of Osnabrück unfolds from the farming town of the 18th century to the modern industrial and business location. A glass elevator leads 30 meters underground into a historic coal mine, where the Black Diamond's past becomes tangible. Above ground, the ascent via the geological staircase with 269 steps allows a magnificent view of the Osnabrück region. Working steam engines, impressive fossils and the magic of the coal forest complete the picture of a changing city that has preserved its industrial DNA.

The Schnoor district is not only home to historical splendor, but also a lively art scene. Numerous galleries and studios showcase the work of talented artists. Here you can admire contemporary art in various styles and forms, from paintings to sculptures. The variety of forms of expression reflects the creative energy of the district and offers visitors the opportunity to be inspired by works of art.

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.