Braunschweig: Attractions, tours and tickets

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Visite privée à travers l'histoire du crime de Brunswick en allemand

Découvrez les sites apparemment joyeux de Brunswick sous un angle différent et apprenez-en davantage sur les affaires criminelles aux lieux d'origine où les actes se sont produits.

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Visite privée à pied de Braunschweig avec un guide certifié

Réservez votre billet pour cette visite privée à pied de Braunschweig avec un guide certifié. Découvrez les sites les plus importants de la ville et découvrez son histoire

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Une introduction à Braunschweig

Located in northern Germany, Braunschweig – also known as Brunswick – blends old-world charm with modern flair. Dating back to the 9th century, the contrasting city is steeped in history and culture. What’s more, as one of the largest cities in Lower Saxony, it’s a hub of culture, innovation and creativity. You can explore Braunschweig Cathedral, one of the city’s most famous landmarks, or visit the Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum to see some of the world's finest art collections. Braunschweig also boasts verdant parks and gardens – such as the Burgplatz and Bürgerpark – which offer a peaceful escape from the city’s buzzing streets. With its rich past and charming atmosphere, Braunschweig is a must-visit destination for any traveller exploring Germany.

Top six things to do in Braunschweig

Visit Braunschweig Cathedral

Explore the city’s 800-year-old Lutheran church, built by Henry the Lion. Marvel at the iconic Imervard cross and the intricate carvings on the choir stalls and the ornate high altar.

Check out Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum

Discover a world-class collection of over 1400 paintings, 100,000 prints and hundreds of sculptures, including works by renowned artists such as Rembrandt and Vermeer. It’s one of the oldest art museums in Europe, making the Prado, Uffizi Gallery and the Louvre look like youngsters.

Stoll around Magniviertel

Soak up the atmosphere in one of Braunschweig’s oldest neighbourhoods. Filled with half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets and boutique shops, it's the perfect place to wander and get lost.

Step back in time at Dankwarderode Castle

Constructed in the 12th century for Henry the Lion, the Duke of Saxony, this castle has been rebuilt several times over the centuries. Today, it serves as a museum showcasing the rich history of the region. Check out the famous Lion Statue and discover the Castle Museum, which houses a collection of artifacts and exhibits telling the story of Braunschweig's past.

Snap some selfies at Happy Rizzi House

Often referred to as ‘the happiest house on earth’ this whimsical building is covered in colourful cartoons, making it a favourite photo spot for visitors to Braunschweig. Designed by the American artist, James Rizzi, the Day-Glo masterpiece is a must-see.

Soak up the tranquility at Bürgerpark

A tranquil retreat from the bustling city, this is one of Germany’s best-maintained parks. With manicured lawns, walking and biking paths, a lake, botanical gardens, and numerous sculptures and monuments, it’s the perfect place to get away from it all. You can enjoy a peaceful picnic, leisurely stroll or scenic boat ride on the lake.