Explore the town of three rivers and half-timbered houses.

A quiet location on the edge of the forest with lovingly furnished, comfortable holiday apartments invites you to relax. A large garden with barbecue facilities and deck chairs ensures relaxing hours, while sunsets round off the atmosphere. With free WiFi, private parking and a bicycle shelter, the apartments offer ideal conditions for a pleasant stay.

A modern, rustic holiday apartment with a fantastic view of the Reinhardswald forest and the old town offers restful peace and modern comfort. Relax on the wooden terrace, enjoy the pool in summer or spend cozy evenings by the fire bowl. Smart TVs, Bluetooth radio and fast internet provide modern amenities.

A comfortably furnished holiday home extends over four levels and offers modern amenities in a stylish half-timbered atmosphere. Cozy bedrooms, an open living area and two bathrooms ensure relaxed comfort. The green courtyard invites you to linger, while many charming details underline the historic flair.

A modernly equipped holiday apartment offers a fantastic view of the city and the surrounding nature. Situated in a quiet location on the edge of the forest, it combines proximity to the city and relaxation. Enjoy cozy evenings on the terrace and discover the old town or the Weserbergland on foot or by bike.

An idyllic tree garden offers an impressive variety of trees from all over the world. Particularly appreciated by dendrologists, it invites you to discover among the rarest tree species. Sustainably designed, the garden combines natural architecture and plant diversity, making it an important destination for nature and plant lovers.

A medieval tower with a fascinating history and an original hail shot system. A virtual tour allows you to discover the production of lead shot and enjoy the view over the old town from the comfort of your own home. Those who climb the steps will be rewarded with a breathtaking view of the picturesque surroundings.

An idyllic playground in a park-like setting offers children between the ages of 3 and 10 a wide range of play options. The little ones can let off steam with swings, slides, a climbing frame and a sandpit. The nearby stream and the quiet atmosphere invite you to spend relaxing hours in the countryside.

A family-friendly playground in a quiet residential area offers children between the ages of 3 and 12 a wide range of play options. Swings, slides, a climbing house and rocking animals ensure fun and exercise. The sandpit and climbing equipment also offer space for creative play and outdoor adventures.

A small adventure playground on the edge of the forest offers children aged 3 to 12 numerous play options. Swings, slides, a climbing frame and rocking animals ensure fun and exercise. The sandpit invites you to dig, while the swing bar offers additional variety for active hours outdoors.

A cozy playground in a quiet residential area offers children between the ages of 3 and 12 a safe environment to play in. Swings, slides, a sandpit with a playhouse, as well as climbing equipment and rocking animals invite you to romp around and explore. Perfect for a relaxed and varied play time.

An adventure playground offers children between the ages of 3 and 12 numerous opportunities to romp around and explore. With swings, slides, a climbing house and a separate area for the little ones, there is something for everyone. A football pitch, basketball hoop and table tennis table complete the varied offering for active hours.

A Romanesque basilica and historic walls tell the eventful history of a former Benedictine abbey. Today, the preserved west wing is the venue for cultural events. The Bursfeld summer concerts in particular, surrounded by the impressive monastery architecture, create a unique atmosphere.

A fascinating museum combines history, art and curiosities in a total work of art. Old objects are reinterpreted here, while a special exhibition presents fantastic creatures from mythical worlds. With creative experiences and lovingly designed figurines, this place offers inspiration and exciting discoveries for young and old.

A stone bridge from the 13th century spans the Werra with six arches and was once an important trade route. The ice breakers on the pillars are evidence of the robust construction. Once covered and equipped with defensive towers, it now offers insights into the medieval history of the region.

An impressive building with a colorful decorative facade and a magnificent portal shows the wealth of the city in the style of the Weser Renaissance. The double bay window and the dormer windows on the north front set a striking accent. Inside, murals tell the city's history, while water levels remind us of previous floods.

An idyllic promenade invites you to relax right by the water. With plenty of seating, it offers a perfect view of the Werra and the Welfenschloss. In the summer months, the place is transformed into a lively backdrop for festivals, markets and outdoor culinary experiences.

A paradise for pumpkin lovers offers a colorful selection of over 30 types of pumpkin, from Hokkaido to ornamental pumpkin. In the middle of the idyllic half-timbered village, there are pumpkins as well as regional products such as fresh eggs and honey. The perfect place for autumn inspiration in the kitchen.

A 25-meter-high observation tower rewards you after the climb with an impressive view of the old town and the river landscape. Located on the edge of the Reinhardswald forest, the tower tells the story of the siege of Münden during the Thirty Years' War. In the tower room, an artistic relief shows historical scenes.

A green oasis in the middle of the Fulda, ideal for walking and relaxing. At the tip of the island stands the famous Weserstein under an old chestnut tree. RV parking spaces and the intercultural garden offer variety, while the boat dock is the perfect starting point for river trips.

An imposing Renaissance building that was once the residence of the Guelphs, today impresses with its original wall paintings and historic chambers. The castle houses the city archives, a library and a museum that offers exciting insights into the city's history and long-distance trade. A fascinating piece of history to discover.

A unique learning place in the forest takes you into everyday life in the Middle Ages. Surrounded by a church, a blacksmith's shop, a bailiff's house and more, you can experience how raw materials were used sustainably. The watchtower offers an overview, while the nature near the village invites you to playful discoveries - history comes to life here.

Located right at the confluence of the Werra and Fulda, this historic pier invites you to linger. Once an important trading center, it now offers seating and lounging options with a view of the water. The platform with stage and river stairs creates a relaxed atmosphere for culture and relaxation.

Where the Werra and Fulda kiss, the journey of the Weser begins. The historic Weser stone rests under an old chestnut tree, surrounded by nature. Another stone from 2000 complements the place with humorous art and invites you to discover the confluence of the rivers.