Gifhorn, which lies in the southern part of the Lüneburg Heath (Südheide), offers a captivating blend of culture, history and nature. With its diverse collection of mills from around the globe, Gifhorn’s International Wind and Watermill Museum brings a unique southern European charm to the town. Visitors can delve into the region’s rich history at the historic Guelph Castle, now home to the Historisches Museum. The castle meadows and castle lake offer idyllic spots for leisurely walks. The Old Town, with its 16th-century half-timbered houses, is a jewel waiting to be explored. When hunger strikes, Gifhorn has plenty of options to savour the local specialities. Whether it’s fresh asparagus, juicy blueberries or hearty dishes made with Heidschnucke mutton (from a breed of moorland sheep native to northern Germany), there’s something to delight every palate.
Gifhorn
Historic mill town
Sights
With its wide range of fascinating attractions, the town of Gifhorn captivates visitors. From medieval architecture and historical sites to cultural landmarks, this charming town truly has something for everyone. Explore stunning buildings such as Brome Castle or immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere of the cloisters at Isenhagen. The International Wind and Watermill Museum and the Historical Museum at Gifhorn Castle bring the past to life. A powerful symbol of peace and freedom, the European Freedom Bell also resides in Gifhorn. Discover the charm and diversity of this fascinating town.
That´s how beautiful Gifhorn is
