Explore your piece of Wolfenbüttel.

A picturesque sight awaits at a location that enchants with its winding half-timbered houses and the former canal system. The small bridge in Stobenstraße offers the best view of the canal and is an idyllic photo motif.

A walk through the crooked street. It's always a great experience and puts a smile on your face when you feel like you're immersed in another world ❤️

If we were in Berlin, Zimmerhof 13 would probably be considered a casual spot. In Wolfenbüttel, the restaurant in the heart of the city is almost still an insider tip. Historic half-timbering meets modern ambience here - and a concept that is unique in Wolfenbüttel. Seasonal and regional dishes, the finest drinks, and German wines. The rooms were redesigned with great respect for the old substance and the right feeling for the combination of half-timbering and modern elements. Rustic and noble at the same time, cozy, but also with a certain style.

An absolute highlight for your next visit to the city is the narrowest house in Lower Saxony. With a width of only 2.20 meters and built in 1751 in the Kleiner Zimmerhof, this architectural marvel offers six rooms on 103 m² over three floors, complemented by a garden and a winter garden. A perfect background for unique photos in "narrow format".

With OkerPirat you dive into a real outdoor adventure directly in Wolfenbüttel. Let yourself be enchanted by the picturesque landscape and the flair of the river Oker. Here you can rent canoes and boats to get active on the water yourself. Whether with friends, family or as a romantic date - OkerPirat offers the right adventure for everyone. Explore the Oker on your own and discover hidden corners and idyllic banks. Admire the breathtaking nature and enjoy the peace and relaxation on the water. You can also join guided tours and explore the region together with other explorers. So grab a sponge and wipe out your boat - adventure awaits you at OkerPirat in Wolfenbüttel!

A stroll through lovingly restored half-timbered alleys takes you through the eras. Krumme Strasse, located in the southern part of the city centre, is one of the most romantic alleys in the city with its crooked half-timbered houses. Many small flower boxes set colourful accents between the historic façades, while the tower of the main church rises majestically in the background. This street, which is built exclusively with half-timbered houses, is really not to be missed.

Here, handmade ice cream creations are created that will delight you with their intense flavors and high-quality ingredients. Every bite is like a taste explosion, because the ice cream is made exclusively from fresh fruit. At the ice cream factory, attention to detail is paramount, and you can taste it. Look forward to a variety of flavors that invite you to feast.

This secluded picnic area is located on the outskirts of the village near the allotment garden. Directly on the thoroughfare and yet in the middle of the greenery. Ancient trees grow on the small area and the branches hang almost into the water. There are benches to relax on and a picnic table on a small lawn. There is a bridge over the pond from where you can watch the fish and animals in and on the pond. In summer it is shady here due to the many deciduous trees. A small oasis of peace directly on the busy road. Quickly accessible from different sides to pause briefly or take a longer rest on a tour. A trash can is available.

In the middle of old trees you can feel the past of the place. The gnarled trees tell stories from times long past and invite you to take a break from everyday life. What do you see when you look at this bulbous robinia? Come by and let your imagination run wild!

Walk through green grounds, past a large pond with a fountain, encounter ducks and maybe even chicks as you step on traces of the mighty fortifications of the 17th and 18th centuries. Enjoy leisure activities such as petanque, tennis or a city beach that combines relaxation and activities in a historic setting.

In front of the Lessinghaus, in the shadow of Nathan, read Nathan or visit the exhibition in the Lessinghaus. The statue was created by the sculptor Schmidtbochum.

This atmosphere is unique: a balmy late summer evening under a starry sky. And the best music. Unfortunately only every two years.

In the Guelph Crypt, the members of the Guelph family lie in sarcophagi, some of which are richly decorated and artistically very valuable. While Heinrich Julius was buried here in 1613 in a comparatively modest manner, other sarcophagi are of impressive opulence, such as the double coffin of Anton Ulrich and his wife Elisabeth Juliane. After being inaccessible for over 30 years, visitors have been able to tour the lavishly renovated Guelph Crypt since 2015, either as part of a guided tour or on their own, and marvel at the sarcophagi in the long corridors. Various display panels provide information about the Guelph princes buried there and their relatives, who were interred here until 1767.

The moon was beautifully reflected in the Oker

The Amtsgarten is a true garden paradise! A unique variety of plants and flowers awaits you here, which unfold their beauty in lovingly designed beds and borders. Stroll along the picturesque paths and let yourself be enchanted by the harmonious atmosphere. Discover rare species and learn exciting background information about the plant world. The Amtsgarten in Ahlum not only invites you to marvel and relax, but also offers special events such as garden tours, botanical workshops and much more. A true oasis of tranquility and inspiration in the middle of Wolfenbüttel!

These three are outstanding and characteristic for Wolfenbüttel. Half-timbered houses determine the cityscape: With about 1000 half-timbered houses, the old town is almost completely preserved and lovingly renovated - this can be easily observed from here. The poet and Enlightenment philosopher Gotthold Ephraim Lessing lived and worked in Wolfenbüttel for the last 11 years of his life. Even today, some of his places of work are preserved and invite you to visit them. And the famous herbal liqueur? It comes from Wolfenbüttel. Always, and still today. That's what it says on every bottle, by the way. Of course, Wolfenbüttel is much more. Over 900 years of town history are waiting to be discovered.

In the beginning was the grain, in this case malt, and in the end came out a delicious beer and even bread. But in between there was a lot of work for the liquid bread, the beer. A whole day to experience the process of brewing beer and after the fermentation process also get a bottle of "his" home-brewed beer. That is really lessig and times what different.

Great view at the Stadtgrab3n

Street Food Festival