2025 Lower-Saxony Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

#AprilTravelSupport Goslar is a city where you can see houses that have been remodeled into modern houses and maintained as places where people can continue to live. It was amazing to see houses that were slightly crooked due to the deformation of the trees. Goslar, a UNESCO-designated city, is recommended for those who want to have a special time in Germany, as you can get a glimpse of the unique architectural style of this region, rather than a city that only famous tourists visit. #germanytravel

#AprilTravelSupport There is a store inside Goslar Station where you can buy simple snacks and drinks. The building inside Goslar Station is a bit old and looks a bit lonely, but this store has been renovated to a modern style and is bright and cheerful. It is recommended for passengers waiting for the train to stop by and rest and buy things they need. #germanytravel

#AprilTravelSupport In the old town of Goslar, you can enjoy seeing houses with architectural styles that are hard to find in Asia. There is a natural slate mine called Schiefer in German around Goslar, so you can see many houses built using slate, so I recommend visiting Goslar to see a new architectural style. #germanytravel

#AprilTravelSupport This is a beautiful building that I found while walking to the Marktplatz market place in German. The lower floor is made of stone and the upper floor is made of wood in 1557, as you can see from the year written on the outside. It's a shame that I couldn't see inside, but you can tell that it's a great building just from the outside, so if you come to Goslar, stop by. 📍Marktstraße 45, 38640 Goslar #germanytrip

#AprilTravelSupportGrant In German, Schiefer In Korean, Goslar is a city where you can find many houses with walls or roofs made of slate. I recommend Goslar, a city that has preserved and preserved the appearance of Germany's medieval times, as it is a fun place to see houses that look like toys from a fairy tale. #germanytravel

#AprilTravelSupport Not only in Goslar, but also in Lower Saxony, where there is a mountain range called the Harz in the center, you can often see houses. Looking at the houses, you can see the year the house was built, and it was amazing to find many houses with a verse from the Bible written on the wall. I recommend you visit Goslar, where you can feel like you are traveling through time in a time machine. #germanytravel

#AprilTravelSupport When you arrive in Goslar, this is where the old town begins, Altes Rosentor. The sculpture created by Colombian artist Botero on the site of the old city gate welcomes all the tourists in Goslar, so be sure to take a picture when you arrive. #germanytravel

#AprilTravelSupport Goslar Around the Jacobite Cathedral, shops are located on Jakobikirchehof Street. On days when the medieval market is held, merchants selling goods in medieval clothes sit here, making you feel like you've really entered the medieval times. There are always many events held in Goslar, so I recommend searching and stopping by before you visit. #germanytravel