Uelzen, Germany
The Rathaus Uelzen is the historic town hall of Uelzen, a mid-sized town in Lower Saxony. The building dates back to the medieval period and serves as the seat of the local administration. Its representative halls are occasionally used for civic ceremonies, receptions and cultural events.
in 2 days
A guided tour of Uelzen taking in its medieval Hanseatic streetscapes and the famous Hundertwasser-designed railway station, known for its colourful columns, golden spheres and mosaic-covered interiors.
A guided walking tour through Uelzen's historic centre, covering the town's Hundertwasser station, Hanseatic past, devastating fires, plague, and ducal origins.
A guided walk along 21 painted granite boulders in central Uelzen, created by artist Dagmar Glemme and filled with mythological creatures and shamanistic symbols.
A guided tour of medieval Uelzen, from its historic alleyways and chapels to the extraordinary Hundertwasser-designed railway station with its colourful columns, golden spheres and vivid mosaics.
A guided tour through the medieval Hanseatic city of Uelzen featuring stories of trade, crafts, and daily life, ending with a traditional meal.