Holiday apartments and houses in Goslar

Which sights are there in Goslar?

Goslar in a Different Light

A popular meeting spot is the Schuhhof, the oldest square in Goslar. Magnificent buildings like the Schumacher Guild House make this square Goslar's architectural treasure. The Harz region also boasts many natural highlights! These include kayaking in the wildly romantic Oker Valley, hiking in the almost enchanted landscape of the Oker Reservoir, and limitless skiing fun on the Bocksberg. Things get particularly exciting when history, art, and nature intertwine. Therefore, embark on the Harz Monastery Trail. Here, you hike to the monasteries of Grauhof, Drübeck, Ilsenburg, and Wendhusen, discovering plenty for both the eyes and soul.

What do you need to experience in Goslar?

Goslar: 1000 Years and Not a Day Older

For many, the top attractions of the Harz lie just outside, like the UNESCO Visitor Mine Rammelsberg. Daily from 9 AM to 5 PM in winter or 6 PM between April and October, you can delve into the world of mining here. (As of September 2023) Want to soar high above Goslar? From Rammelsberg, you can experience a special thrill in a tandem paragliding flight with a professional.

What can you experience in Goslar with children?

Steam Adventures and Goslar's Spooky Stories in 8D

Close to your reasonably priced holiday apartment in Goslar, there are special adventure tours for kids, rides on the tram, and child-friendly events throughout the year. Goslar and its surroundings are perfect for your family vacation. Mountains, lakes, and hiking trails offer great opportunities to experience nature. Your pet is also welcome here and can frolic to its heart's content. Experience history in an exciting way at Vistory. There, you can find spooky adventures in Room "Escape66," a virtual time travel in the 8D cinema, and thrills in the "Haunted House." Daily from 11:30 AM to 6:30 PM (as of September 2023), you can enjoy the puzzle fun here. In the summer, the Aquantic outdoor pool guarantees lots of fun for the whole family. Various pools and slides provide cooling off. Adults pay an entrance fee of €4.40, children up to 16 years only €2.60. (As of September 2023) A highlight for a family vacation in the region is a ride on the old Harz Narrow Gauge Railway under steam from Wernigerode to the Brocken. Also consider a trip to Braunlage, Altenau, or Harzburg.

Where can I eat out in Goslar?

More Than Just Harz Cheese

The Harz regional cuisine includes more than just the Harz cheese, locally known as "Harzer Roller." Regional delights include various pasture-based dishes such as beef dishes from Harz Red Mountain cattle, sheep dishes from Harz pasture lamb, or game dishes from the Harz forests. A true folk specialty is "Tscherperessen." It includes Harz braised sausage, home-slaughtered sausage, Thuringian minced meat with onions, Harz cheese, lard, pickles, and hearty bread. Wash it down with beer and a shot of miner's schnapps. Enjoy this at a rustic inn or simply serve it in your holiday apartment in Goslar. The beer is, of course, a Goslar Gose, a city beer specialty brewed with the addition of coriander and salt.

What is a must-see in Goslar?

The Kaiserring Goes to Art

Following the Trails of Goslar

Goslar's Event Calendar for Everyone