Hildesheim is a cozy historical town in Lower Saxony and a great starting point for traveling around this edge. Surrounded by major centers such as Hanover, the city retains a chamber atmosphere: quiet streets, old houses and the famous “Rose Road”, which gives walks a special charm.
The historical heritage of the city is striking in its depth: the Cathedral and the Church of Michael (St. Michael) together with other monuments were included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, and the market squares and half-timbered facades tell about trade traditions and medieval life. Museums and restoration projects show how the region's cities rebuilt their culture after the wars and preserved unique artifacts.
The surroundings offer wonderful opportunities for those who love nature and active recreation: parks, botanical corners, walks along the Line River and flowering alleys of the “Rose Roads” create a wonderful backdrop for hiking and cycling routes. Green areas are suitable for picnics, relaxing nature and bright photoshoots at different times of the year.
Excursions are flexible and designed for different requests - from individual programs to group tours, hiking, road trips and combined routes. Personal contact with the guide is especially important: a local storyteller will bring the history of the city to life, share insider places and practical tips; if necessary, excursions with a Russian-speaking guide are available for maximum comfort of communication.
Discover Hildesheim in a comfortable rhythm - whether it's a leisurely walk through the old town or a rich program of cult places and natural corners. Book your tour in advance for a personalized program and comfortable service, including guided tours in Russian, and bring with you vivid memories of North German culture and hospitality.
