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Wolfsburg is one of the youngest major cities in Germany. It is located in the federal state of Lower Saxony on the banks of the Aller River and is known worldwide as the birthplace of the legendary Volkswagen Beetle (Beetle) and the headquarters of the Volkswagen concern. Unlike most German cities with a long history, Wolfsburg was founded only in the XX century, but in a relatively short time it became one of the most important industrial, economic and technological centers of the country.
First settlements
Although the city appeared only in the XX century, the territory of modern Wolfsburg was inhabited long before its foundation. Archaeological finds indicate that people lived here in the Bronze Age and the Iron Age. Later on these lands there were small German settlements, whose inhabitants were engaged in agriculture, livestock, fishing and crafts.
In the Middle Ages, trade routes connecting northern and central Germany passed through this region. However, there were no large cities here - the area remained mainly agricultural.
Wolfsburg Castle
The history of the area is closely related to Schloss Wolfsburg Castle, which was first mentioned in documents in 1302. Initially, it was a fortified fortress belonging to the noble family of Bartensleben.
The castle occupied a strategic position and controlled important trade routes of the region. Over the course of several centuries, it was repeatedly rebuilt and expanded, gradually turning the medieval fortress into a luxurious Renaissance palace.
After the suppression of the Bartensleben family in the XVI century, the castle passed into the possession of the counts von der Schulenburg, who belonged to many centuries. Today, the castle is one of the main historical sights of the city. Within its walls there is a museum, art gallery and cultural center.
Foundation of the city
The modern history of Wolfsburg begins in 1938. At this time in Germany, it was decided to build a new car factory to produce a “people’s car” – an affordable car for the general population.
At the initiative of the government, a new city for the workers of the enterprise began to be built next to the future plant. It was originally called the “Stadt des KdF-Wagens bei Fallersleben”. The acronym KdF stands for Kraft durch Freude, a government organization dedicated to social programs.
The project of the new city was distinguished by a modern for its time approach to urban planning. Wide streets, residential areas, schools, hospitals, shops, parks and sports facilities were planned. It was supposed to create a convenient city for tens of thousands of workers of the automobile enterprise.
Establishment of Volkswagen
Simultaneously with the construction of the city, a huge automobile plant was built, which later became one of the largest in the world. The main task of the company was the production of a new car designed by engineer Ferdinand Porsche.
It was here that the famous Volkswagen Beetle appeared, which later became one of the most popular cars in the history of the world automotive industry.
World War II
With the outbreak of World War II, the production of civilian cars almost ceased. The plant was reoriented to the production of military equipment, including army cars and components.
During the war, the company used the labor of prisoners of war and forced workers from the occupied countries of Europe. Today in Wolfsburg there are memorial expositions telling about this tragic page of history.
By the end of the war, the plant had been bombarded by aerial bombardments, but its destruction was much less than in many other industrial cities in Germany.
Post-war reconstruction
After the war, Wolfsburg was in the British zone of occupation. It was the British military administration that decided to keep the car factory and resume production of cars.
In 1945, the company officially received the name Volkswagenwerk, and a few years later began mass production model Volkswagen Beetle.
In 1945, the city also received the modern name Wolfsburg, in honor of the ancient castle located here.
Germany’s economic miracle
In the 1950s and 1960s, during the period of the German economic miracle, Wolfsburg developed particularly rapidly. The demand for Volkswagen cars grew rapidly both in Germany and abroad.
Thousands of workers came to the city from different regions of the country, as well as from Italy, Turkey, Spain, Greece and Yugoslavia. New residential areas, schools, hospitals, sports complexes and cultural institutions were built for them.
It was during this period that Wolfsburg became one of the fastest growing cities in West Germany.
Modern Wolfsburg
Today, Wolfsburg remains the world center of the automotive industry. Here are located:
the headquarters of the Volkswagen Group;
the largest automobile plant of the company;
research and engineering centers;
testing laboratories;
Museums of Automobile History.
One of the main attractions is Autostadt ("Autocity") - a unique complex uniting museums, pavilions of automotive brands, exhibitions, interactive expositions, a park and a center for issuing new cars to customers.
In addition to the automotive industry, the city is actively developing information technologies, robotics, engineering, education and scientific research.
Wolfsburg is a modern city in the federal state of Lower Saxony, which is considered the world center of the automotive industry and one of the most unusual tourist destinations in Germany. Despite its relatively young history, the city attracts hundreds of thousands of travelers every year thanks to a combination of innovative architecture, modern museums, picturesque parks and developed infrastructure.
The main attraction of Wolfsburg is the Autostadt automobile complex ("Autotown") - one of the largest theme parks in Europe dedicated to cars. Here are interactive exhibitions, museums, pavilions of famous automotive brands, test areas and famous glass towers, which store new Volkswagen cars. No less interesting are the Phaeno Science Center, Wolfsburg Castle, the Art Museum, as well as numerous parks, canals and walking areas.
Nature lovers will enjoy rest on the banks of the Aller River, walks in the Allerpark Park, bicycle routes and landscaped recreation areas. For families with children, there are scientific and entertainment centers, playgrounds, a water park, sports complexes and zoos in the vicinity of the city.
Wolfsburg is also known for its shopping centers and outlets, where you can buy clothes of famous brands, German goods and souvenirs. Numerous restaurants and cafes offer traditional German and Lower Saxon cuisine, as well as cuisines from around the world.
During the year, the city hosts automobile exhibitions, concerts, sports competitions, festivals, Christmas markets and family holidays. Wolfsburg becomes especially lively in the summer and in the pre-Christmas period, when the streets are decorated with festive illuminations, and the squares are filled with fairs and concert venues.
Thanks to convenient railway connections, proximity to major cities in Germany, modern public transport and developed tourist infrastructure, Wolfsburg is an excellent place for both a short excursion trip and a good rest. The city will especially interest fans of cars, modern technologies, science, architecture, family travel and educational tourism.
Hotels 5★ Hotels
Five-star hotels offer the maximum level of comfort, modern service and a wide range of additional services.
Guests are usually available:
spacious design rooms;
restaurants of high cuisine;
spa complex and swimming pool;
fitness center;
round-the-clock service;
conference rooms;
parking and free Wi-Fi.
Popular hotel:
The Ritz-Carlton, Wolfsburg is one of the best hotels in Germany, located next to Autostadt and the Volkswagen plant.
Hotels 4★
Four-star hotels are the most popular option among tourists due to the successful combination of comfort, convenient location and cost.
They usually suggest:
Modern rooms;
restaurant and bar;
fitness room;
sauna
free Wi-Fi;
parking
Buffet breakfast.
Popular hotels:
INNSiDE by Meliá Wolfsburg;
Courtyard Wolfsburg;
Hotel Wolfsburg Centrum affiliated by Meliá
Hotel An der Wasserburg.
Hotels 3★ Hotels
Such hotels are suitable for most travelers who want to get comfortable accommodation at a reasonable price.
Usually provided:
cozy rooms;
own bathroom;
free internet;
breakfast;
convenient location near the transport.
Popular options:
Leonardo Hotel Wolfsburg City Center
Hotel Global Inn;
Boutique Hotel Goldene Henne.
Aparthotels and apartments
This option is especially convenient for families, companies of friends and long stays.
Advantages:
fully equipped kitchen;
washing machine;
more living space;
Possibility to cook yourself.
Popular options:
STAYERY Wolfsburg Tor 17
Limehome Wolfsburg Porschestrasse
Aparthotel Pumpengasse Wolfsburg.
Guesthouses and boarding houses
Small family hotels have a calm atmosphere and affordable prices.
Advantages:
domestic environment;
individual approach;
quiet areas of the city;
the cost of living.
Popular options:
Pension Wob.
Pension-Wob 2.
Budget hotels
For tourists traveling on a limited budget, modern inexpensive hotels work in Wolfsburg.
Popular options:
Premier Inn Wolfsburg City Centre Hotel
Hotel Strijewski;
B&B Hotel Wolfsburg-Weyhausen.
1. Autotown (Autostadt)
The main attraction of Wolfsburg and one of the largest automotive thematic complexes in Europe. There are museums, interactive exhibitions, pavilions of Volkswagen Group automotive brands, test tracks, a cinema, restaurants, a park and famous glass storage towers of new cars.
Transport accessibility:
located near the central railway station;
The complex can be reached on foot in 5 minutes;
There are bus stops and parking lots nearby.
2. Volkswagen (Volkswagen Werk Wolfsburg)
The largest automobile plant of the Volkswagen Group and one of the largest automobile plants in the world. Tours are organized for visitors, during which you can get acquainted with the process of car production and the history of the company.
Transport accessibility:
located near Autostadt;
Walk from the station - about 10 minutes;
It is easily accessible by city buses.
3. Feno Science Center (Phaeno Science Center)
One of the most famous scientific museums in Germany. There are hundreds of interactive exhibits on physics, engineering, chemistry, mathematics and natural sciences. The center is especially popular among families with children.
Transport accessibility:
Located opposite the central station;
It can be reached on foot in a few minutes;
There are major bus routes nearby.
4. Wolfsburg Castle (Schloss Wolfsburg)
Historical castle of the XIII century, which gave the name to the city. Today there is a museum, art galleries and exhibition halls. The castle is surrounded by a beautiful park, where it is pleasant to walk at any time of the year.
Transport accessibility:
is located about 3 km from the center;
You can get there by bus in 10-15 minutes;
by car - about 10 minutes;
It can also be reached by bicycle on equipped paths.
5. Wolfsburg Art Museum (Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg)
One of the largest museums of contemporary art in Germany. It regularly hosts international exhibitions of painting, sculpture, photography and installations.
Transport accessibility:
located in the city centre;
5-10 minutes walk from the station;
There are bus stops nearby.
6. Allerpark (Allerpark)
A large city park with lakes, walking paths, sports grounds and recreation areas. In the summer you can do water sports, ride bicycles or just relax in nature.
Transport accessibility:
located near the city center;
You can get there by bus in 10-15 minutes;
There are bicycle lanes and parking lots.
7. Lake Allerze (Allersee)
A popular holiday destination for residents and tourists. There are beach areas, walking routes, sports grounds and boat rental points.
Transport accessibility:
is located near Allerpark;
Easy to reach by bus or bicycle;
From the city center - about 10 minutes by car.
8. Volkswagen Arena Stadium (Volkswagen Arena)
The home stadium of Wolfsburg Football Club. It hosts matches of the German Bundesliga, international meetings, concerts and various sports events.
Transport accessibility:
located near Autostadt;
about 15 minutes walk from the railway station;
There are bus stops nearby.
9. Designer Outlets Wolfsburg Shopping Centre
A popular outlet with shops of famous world brands, where you can buy clothes, shoes, accessories and household goods with significant discounts.
Transport accessibility:
located near the city center;
5-10 minutes walk from the station;
There are bus routes nearby.
10. Wolfsburg Planetarium (Planetarium Wolfsburg)
One of the largest planetariums in Germany, where educational programs, lectures and shows about space, astronomy and modern scientific research are held.
Transport accessibility:
located near the city center;
You can get there by bus in 10 minutes;
It is also convenient to travel by bicycle or car.
1. Spring Festival (Frühlingsfest) (April) is a traditional city holiday dedicated to the arrival of spring. The program includes concerts, family entertainment, a fair, gastronomic pavilions, attractions and cultural events in the city center.
2. Auto- und Zweiradmeile (June) One of the oldest events in Wolfsburg. On the central street of the city, new car and motorcycle equipment, retro cars, electric cars and models of leading manufacturers are demonstrated.
3. Auto City Summer Festival (Autostadt Sommerfestival) (July, August) The main event of the summer in Wolfsburg. On the territory of the Autostadt complex there are concerts of world and German performers, theater performances, sports events, children's programs, master classes and open-air evening shows. Every year the festival attracts tens of thousands of guests.
4. Jazz & More Festival (June, July) Music Festival, during which free concerts of jazz, blues, soul and world music with the participation of German and foreign performers are held in the city center.
5. City Festival (Stadtfest Wolfsburg) (August) is one of the largest festivals in the city. Guests are waiting for concert venues, performances of creative groups, gastronomic zones, sports events, entertainment for children and a festive fireworks.
6. Wine Festival (Weinfest Wolfsburg) (August, September) In the central squares of the city there are tastings of German and European wines, gastronomic fairs, musical performances and evening concerts.
7. Wolfsburg Football Club (VfL Wolfsburg) (August – May) Home matches of the German Bundesliga at the Volkswagen Arena attract thousands of fans. On games days, there are entertainment events and fan zones around the stadium.
8. Autumn Fair (Herbstmarkt) (September, October) Traditional fair with products of local artisans, farm products, seasonal dishes, concerts and family entertainment.
9. Weihnachtsmarkt & Winterwunderland in der Autostadt (November, December, January) One of the most popular winter events in the city. The territory of Autostadt turns into a festive park with a Christmas market, a huge rink, light installations, a snow town for children, concerts and colorful evening shows.
10. New Year celebrations (Silvesterfeiern) (December, January) On New Year's Eve in the center of Wolfsburg, festive concerts, light performances, entertainment programs in restaurants, hotels and city squares are held.
Spring (March, April, May)
Air temperature:
March: +3...+10 °C;
April: +7...+16 °C;
May: +11 ... +20 °C.
Water temperature:
+6...+16 °C.
Features:
warm weather is gradually established;
City parks and gardens begin to bloom;
summer cafe terraces are opened;
A comfortable time for walks and excursions.
Summer (June, July, August)
Air temperature:
June: +16...+24 °C;
July: +18...+26 °C;
August: +17...+25 °C.
Water temperature:
+19...+23 °C.
Features:
the warmest time of the year;
long daylight;
major festivals, concerts and car events are held;
Comfortable temperature for relaxing near Lake Allerze, walking and cycling.
Autumn (September, October, November)
Air temperature:
September: +13...+21 °C;
October: +8...+15 °C;
November: +3...+8 °C.
Water temperature:
+7 ... +18 °C.
Features:
pleasant warm weather in September;
parks acquire bright autumn colors;
fairs, gastronomic festivals and cultural events are held;
There are fewer tourists.
Winter (December, January, February)
Air temperature:
December: 0...+5 °C;
January: -1...+4 °C;
February: 0...+5 °C.
Water temperature:
+1 ... +4 °C.
Features:
winter is usually mild, without severe frosts;
Sometimes it snows;
Christmas markets and winter festival in Autostadt;
The city is decorated with festive illuminations.
Language of communication
Main language
The official language is German (Deutsch). It conducts all official communication, service in shops, restaurants, hotels and transport.
English
In Wolfsburg, English is widely used, especially:
Autostadt;
in hotels;
Museums (Phaeno, Kunstmuseum)
shopping malls and restaurants.
The staff usually understands English well, so the tourist will be comfortable even without knowledge of German.
Russian
Russian is rare, but can sometimes be heard among staff or guides. However, you should not rely on it - basic English or German is preferable.
Main traditions and customs
Punctuality
In Germany, time is very important. A delay of 5-10 minutes is considered impolite. This concerns:
meetings;
excursions;
reservations;
public transport.
Politeness and form of communication
Germans value formal and respectful communication. References are often used:
Herr.
Frau.
Greetings and thanks are obligatory:
"Guten Tag" -- good afternoon.
"Danke" -- thank you.
Bitte, please.
Silence and respect for others
In residential areas there is a rule of silence (Ruhezeit):
evening;
at night;
Sundays and holidays.
Forbidden:
Listen to music loudly;
noise in the yards and apartments;
carry out repairs at prohibited times.
Cleanliness and ecology
Wolfsburg is an ecologically oriented city.
Tourists care:
Dispose of garbage only in urns;
sort waste (paper, plastic, glass);
Do not pollute parks and lakes (especially Allersee)
Respect natural areas.
Respect for public space n
Forbidden:
damage to property;
paint graffiti on buildings;
Enter the closed technical areas of Autostadt or the Volkswagen plant without permission.
Tipping
In restaurants and cafes it is customary to leave:
5-10% of the amount; or
round the bill up.
Tips are given to the waiter personally when paying.
Basic laws and regulations
Documents
It is recommended to always carry with you:
passport or ID card;
health insurance;
A copy of the accommodation reservation.
Public transport
The rules are strict:
The ticket must be purchased in advance;
Controllers check regularly;
Ticketless travel is a high fine.
Road traffic
Pedestrians shall:
pass only by transitions;
Observe traffic lights;
There are a lot of bike lanes in Wolfsburg.
Smoking
Forbidden:
in public transport;
in most public buildings;
Restaurants (except special areas)
Near playgrounds.
Alcohol
Alcohol consumption is permitted, but:
Violation of public order is prohibited;
It is forbidden to appear drunk in public places;
Use by minors is prohibited.
Photography.
You can take pictures.
streets;
architecture;
parks and lakes.
But it is forbidden:
remove protected industrial areas of Volkswagen;
photograph employees without permission in work areas;
violate the rules of museums and exhibitions.
1. Greetings and polite expressions
Hallo, hello.
Guten Tag - Good afternoon
Guten Morgen - Good morning
Guten Abend - Good evening
Auf Wiedersehen - Goodbye
Tschüss (chus) - for now
Bitte, please.
Danke - thank you.
Danke schön (Danke schön) — thank you very much.
Entschuldigung (Entschuldigung) - sorry
Kein Problem – No problem
2. Communication and assistance
Sprechen Sie Englisch? - Do you speak English?
Ich spreche kein Deutsch. (their crucifixion) - I don't speak German.
Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch. (Their Spreche Ain Bischen Deutsch) - I speak a little German.
Ich verstehe nicht. (their fists) - I don't understand.
Können Sie mir helfen? - Can you help me?
Wo ist...? (in English...?) - Where is...?
Wie viel kostet das? - How much does it cost?
3. At the hotel.
Ich habe ein Zimmer reserviert. (their hub ain zimmer reserve.) - I have a reservation.
Ich möchte ein Zimmer buchen. (their ain zimmer buchen.) - I want to book a room.
Wie viel kostet das Zimmer pro Nacht? - How much does a room cost per night?
Ist Frühstück inklusive? - Breakfast included?
Wo ist der Aufzug? - Where's the elevator?
Wann ist der Check-out? - What time is it?
4. Restaurant and café
Ich möchte bestellen. (their fur bestellen.) - I want to order.
Die Speisekarte, bitte. (Spiecarde bitte) - Menu, please.
Was empfehlen Sie? - What do you recommend?
Ich nehme das. (they don't know) - I'll take it.
Ein Wasser, bitte. (ain vasser bitte) - Water, please.
Ein Bier, bitte. (ain bir bitte) - Beer, please.
Die Rechnung, bitte. (di rehnung bitte) - Check, please.
Kann ich mit Karte bezahlen? - Can I pay with a card?
5. Transport and road
Wo ist der Bahnhof? - Where's the station?
Wo ist die Bushaltestelle? - Where's the bus stop?
Wo ist die Straßenbahn? - Where's the tram?
Eine Fahrkarte, bitte. (Aine Farkarte Bitte) One ticket, please.
Wann fährt der Zug? - When does the train leave?
Von welchem Gleis? - What platform?
Wie komme ich zur Autostadt? - How do I get to Autostadt?
6. Shopping.
Ich möchte das kaufen. (their fur das kaufen) - I want to buy it.
Haben Sie das in einer anderen Größe? - Is there another size?
Das ist zu teuer. (Plaintiff zu Toyer.) - It's too expensive.
Gibt es Rabatt? - Any discount?
Kann ich bar bezahlen? - Can I pay in cash?
7. Emergency situations
Hilfe! (Hilfe!) - Help me!
Rufen Sie die Polizei! - Call the police!
Ich brauche einen Arzt. (their brauche ainen art.) - I need a doctor.
Wo ist das Krankenhaus? - Where's the hospital?
Ich habe meinen Pass verloren. (their hub Mainen pass ferloren.) - I lost my passport.
8. Useful words.
Bahnhof (Banhof) - Station
Flughafen (flughafen) - airport
Hotel (hotel) - hotel
Zimmer - number
Restaurant (restaurant) - Restaurant
Museum (Museum) - Museum
Apotheke (apotheke) - pharmacy
Krankenhaus (Crankenhouse) – Hospital
Supermarkt (supermarkt) - supermarket
Park (park) - park
See (Z) - lake
1. Food and local products
Franco-Lower Saxon sausages and meat products
While Wolfsburg doesn’t have a unique ancient cuisine like the southern regions of Germany, it’s easy to find quality German products.
Classic German sausages (Bratwurst)
smoked sausages;
meat slices;
pate
vacuum packaging for transportation.
Beer products
Germany is known for its beer culture, and Wolfsburg is no exception.
light camp beer;
unfiltered beer;
craft varieties;
regional Lower Saxon beer;
gift sets of bottles.
Sweets and baking
German Chocolate (Ritter Sport, Milka)
marzipan;
Cookies and waffles;
Christmas sweets (in season);
Candy and caramel.
Products from Autostadt and Tourist Stores
In the shops of the complex Autostadt you can find:
Volkswagen branded chocolate sets;
sweets in branded packaging;
Thematic gift boxes.
2. Medicines and health
German Pharmacy Products (Apotheke)
Germany is known for high-quality pharmaceuticals. In Wolfsburg you can buy:
vitamins (D, C, B-complexes);
minerals and additives;
ointments for joints and muscles;
cooling gels;
cold remedies;
probiotics for the stomach;
patches and antiseptics.
Natural cosmetics
skin creams (especially Nivea – German brand);
organic shampoos;
Parabens-free shower gels;
lip balms;
Chamomile and aloe creams.
Herbal teas
Very popular in Germany:
chamomile tea;
mint;
Melissa tea;
gastric charges;
Soothing mixtures.
3. Wolfsburg Souvenirs
Automotive themes (the main feature of the city)
Wolfsburg is the city of Volkswagen, so the most unique souvenirs are connected with cars:
models of Volkswagen cars;
mini-copies of VW Beetle (Beetle);
Souvenirs from Autostadt;
branded T-shirts and caps;
keychains, keychains, badges;
Collector's cars.
Autostadt souvenirs
Autostadt sells exclusive items:
designer accessories;
Volkswagen gift sets;
automobile books;
thematic posters;
stylish home accessories.
Classic German Souvenirs
magnets with symbols of the city;
car design mugs;
postcards;
decorative plates;
keychains;
glass souvenirs.
Souvenirs of science and technology
From the Phaeno center you can bring:
scientific kits for children;
puzzles;
interactive toys;
books about physics and space.
Safety of holidays in Wolfsburg
Wolfsburg is considered one of the safest cities in Germany. It is a modern, well-organized city with a low level of street crime, a developed public transport system and high discipline in public places. The main tourist areas – Autostadt, downtown, train station and museums – are monitored and regularly patrolled.
However, as in any European city, it is important for tourists to follow basic safety rules and prepare for their trip in advance.
What documents do tourists need to have?
Travel to Wolfsburg (Germany) usually requires:
a valid foreign passport;
Schengen visa (if required for your country);
health insurance;
confirmation of accommodation booking (hotel, apartments);
return ticket or itinerary of further travel;
Driving license (if you plan to rent a car).
Health insurance
Health insurance is mandatory for obtaining a Schengen visa.
Standard requirements:
coverage of at least 30,000 euros;
emergency medical care;
hospitalization;
outpatient care;
transportation to the hospital;
repatriation to the country of residence.
Emergency services
In Germany, there is a single system of assistance available around the clock:
112 – ambulance and fire service (single number);
110: police;
116,117 - emergency medical care (no threat to life).
Mobile and Internet
Wolfsburg has excellent 4G and 5G coverage.
Main operators:
Deutsche Telekom – the best coverage in the country
Vodafone Germany - stable communication and Internet;
O2 Telefónica – more affordable rates
1&1 Mobilfunk is a great service package.
A SIM card can be purchased:
at the airport;
in communication salons;
in supermarkets;
at the station.
A passport is usually required for registration.
City security
Wolfsburg is safe, but tourists are advised to:
monitor personal belongings in transport and at the station;
Do not leave bags unattended;
use official taxis and transport;
comply with traffic rules;
cross the road only on a green signal;
Do not enter industrial areas without a permit (Volkswagen plant).
Transport security
Public transport:
strictly controlled;
Tickets are required before boarding;
Ticketless tickets are high.
Bicycles:
There are lots of bike lanes in the city.
It is important to follow the rules of movement and use light in the dark.
How many tourists can stay in Germany
Germany is part of the Schengen area.
For most tourists, there is a rule:
90 days stay for any 180 days
That means:
You can stay in Germany and other Schengen countries for up to 90 days.
It is then necessary to leave the Schengen area;
Re-entry is possible after compliance with the 180-day rule.
Long stays require:
national visa;
study or work visa;
residence permit.
Create a query and local guides will offer you the best options
