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“But isn’t it lonely here?” Wendland has the greatest concentration of conference facilities in all of Germany. Each facility has its own emphasis and offers space for a variety of ideas and innovative offerings. Many people love to travel to the Wendland region to dedicate themselves to a craft intensively and without distraction: weaving, pottery,…

Defensive structure, fortified tower, medieval fortress, prison: the Waldemar Tower has been used for many purposes over the years. Today, it is peaceful here, and the tower is a place to learn about the history of the city of Dannenberg.

The 35 km Elbe Heights Tour features many contrasts and changes in elevation. It runs along both sides of the Elbe river where the current is strong. And in the spring, a fantastic variety of blooming flowers fills this natural landscape.

Wool is used to make a terrific natural fiber. So much the better if it’s also processed locally and not exported or thrown away. Elbwolle gathers sheep wool from the region and tries not only to provide the wool at a reasonable price, but also to carry out more steps of the production process in…

The Wendland region features many special attractions, including a heath landscape: the Nemitz Heath in the Elbhöhen-Wendland Nature Park. Here you can take very long walks. And very enjoyable covered wagon rides. And with a bit of luck you will even meet a herd of moorland sheep and their shepherd.

A rollicking party in peaceful Wendland? If you think that’s impossible, then you’ve never been to Gildehaus Lüchow! No matter if you have 50 or 450 guests. And the best part is that you’re out in the country! Of course, seminars, conferences, workshops, and press conferences are also possible.

Create together! A whole house just for you – as a seminar group, as a team, as friends or family.

Not only the stars above this hotel in Hitzacker will impress you, but also the hotel itself. Comfort and service are available in the country, too.

Brilliant people surrounded by brilliant architecture. Sounds interesting! And that could be the description of your next conference. If that isn’t something!

Over 58 km with one gain in elevation, the Göhrde-Neetze Tour gives you a look into this region’s past. Gigantic erratic boulders from the most recent Ice Age, megalithic stone tombs from the Neolithic period, sites related to the period of French rule, and hunting stories involving Kaisers…