Bad Gandesheim

Anyone looking at the small town amidst the rolling hills of the Harz foreland in south-eastern Lower Saxony will love it at first sight. Traditional half-timbered buildings, the Renaissance and Baroque abbey buildings and the historic market square with its half-timbered ensemble and imposing Romanesque collegiate church, as well as a wide range of cultural, historical, health, wellness and hospitality attractions make it well worth a visit. The 1200-year-old brine spa offers a wide range of possibilities. In addition to the rich health and wellness offerings, Bad Gandersheim also offers a wide range of activities and leisure facilities such as the central, lake and mountain spa park, the sculpture trail, several circular hiking trails, the indoor and outdoor brine pool, a historic town center worth seeing, an exhibition on the "Portal to History", a town museum, a cinema, a cabaret stage, city tours, mini golf, tennis, sailing and motor airfield, cathedral music and the Gandersheim Cathedral Festival.

Your health vacation

The site-specific remedy "brine" is an essential basis for Bad Gandersheim's status as a health location in southern Lower Saxony. The brine springs are considered the natural basis for the spa success in Bad Gandersheim. The Herzog Ludolf spring feeds the brine movement and tub baths in the Kurmittelhaus.

Leisure activities

• "Sculpture trail": Connects the former Brunshausen and Lamspringe monasteries over a distance of 12 kilometers - popular with pedestrians, cyclists and skaters
• Sole - forest swimming pool: Attractive indoor and outdoor brine pool with 50-metre outdoor pool, diving pool and non-swimmer and children's pool

Sights

• Gandersheim Cathedral Festival: Since 1959: open-air theater event every summer in front of the Romanesque monument - plays, musicals, family plays
  
• Museum "Portal to History": Decentralized exhibition project with three museum areas in the collegiate church and in the monastery church and Brunshausen summer castle
• City museum in the town hall: city history collection covering 1150 years of city history with various special areas (militaria, cinema and photography) and lecture series