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Braunschweig

How to get there: Hannover
30 mins.

Next nearest Christmas Markets: Hannover
Goslar

 

24.11. – 29.12.2010

Mon-Sat 10am-9pm
Sun 11am-9pm
Closed 24th & 25th Dec.

Braunschweig Christmas Market

Braunschweig Christmas Market
 
Braunschweig's Christmas Market has a splendid backdrop: the cathedral of Henry the Lion, Dankwarderode Castle and the Vieweg House.

This Christmas Market's history goes back 300 years; surrounded by fine half-timbered buildings, it is full of traditional charm. A pure delight for visitors of all ages.

There is a festive Christmas programme every day, with entertainment for children, e.g. painting sessions.

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Frühlings Hotel

Mövenpick Braunschweig

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Campsites Braunschweig:
Campingplatz am Allersee


Braunschweig: Rizzi house

 

Braunschweig: Dankwarderode Castle

 

Braunschweig City Centre

Braunschweig Tourist Information
 
The city of Henry the Lion combines tradition and modernity. Alongside the former mediaeval marketplace and Romanesque buildings, you will nowadays also find the glass-roofed pedestrianised passages of the shopping area. For city visitors, Braunschweig represents an excellent base for tours in an interesting cultural region.

Henry the Lion chose Braunschweig as his royal seat. In 1671 Braunschweig was made the capital and royal seat of the state of Braunschweig. Braunschweig’s traditional role as a city of trade is anchored in its membership of the Hanseatic League from the 13th to the 17th century. The East-West trading route still forms the backbone of the shopping area.

Braunschweig grew up from five separate smaller towns during the middle ages. This structure can still be recognized today from the many squares, lined by churches and the former local Town Hall. The Burgplatz, with St. Blasii cathedral, Dankwarderode castle and the lion statue, is the most important square in the city. The rich history and the numerous art and cultural treasures, such as the Herzog Anton Ulrich museum, one of the oldest museums in Europe, mark the city’s cultural image.

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Braunschweig Tourist Information
Tel: 0049 531 470 2040
www.braunschweig.de
touristinfo@braunschweig.de

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