Celle, the pearl of old Germany

The tiny town between Hanover and Hamburg is a real holiday for the city.
Fans of half-timbered architecture! You want to wander through its picturesque streets endlessly, discovering more and more new beauty at each turn. The war spared Celle: perhaps the British, who bombed Hanover, remembered that in this city there is a castle, most directly related to the history of the English royal house? We will tell you about this and many other things in Celle: about the unfortunate Princess Caroline-Matilda of Denmark, exiled in Celle for treason to her mad husband, the Danish king; about Duke Otto II, who died in the tournament because his horse tripped; about the Italian architects who designed the castle of Celle and about the French gardeners who broke up a magnificent park nearby. For many of our compatriots, Celle became the hallmark of Germany, since today the Academy of Management is located in the ancient castle. For groups, you can order a medieval dinner in an original setting.