Things to Do in Hildesheim

There are 2 attractions in Hildesheim. Niedersachsenstadion, large hanover stadium and football venue, is the most popular.

1

Niedersachsenstadion

Large Hanover stadium and football venue

Stadium

2

Hildesheim Cathedral

Romanesque cathedral notable for medieval artworks

Religious Site

3

St. Michael's Church

Medieval church in Lower Saxony with Romanesque architecture

Religious Site

4

Irminsul

Site of ancient Saxon sacred pillar and symbol

Religious Site

5

Marienburg Castle (Hanover)

19th-century neo-Gothic castle overlooking Hanover

Castle

6

Baitus Sami Mosque (Hanover)

Hanover mosque serving local Muslim congregation

Mosque

7

Leineschloss

Historic Hanover palace housing Lower Saxony's parliament

Castle

8

Marktkirche, Hanover

Historic Protestant church in Hanover's old town

Church

9

Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim

Museum in Hildesheim with Egyptian and prehistoric collections

Museum

10

Sprengel Museum

Modern art museum in Hanover, contemporary collections

Museum

11

Herrenhausen Palace

Baroque palace in Hanover with formal historic gardens

Palace

12

St. Clement's Basilica, Hanover

Prominent Catholic church in Hanover with ornate interior

Church

13

Landesmuseum Hannover

State museum in Hanover featuring archaeology and natural history

Museum

14

Historisches Museum Hannover

City museum showcasing Hannover's regional history

Museum

15

Ambergau

Historic rural region in Lower Saxony, Germany

Area

16

Theater am Aegi

Historic Hanover theatre hosting plays and concerts

Theater

17

Hetelingen

Small village in Lower Saxony, Germany

Historical Site

18

Platz der Menschenrechte

Urban square commemorating human rights principles

Square

19

Schützenplatz

Public square commonly used for events

Square

20

Fagus Factory in Alfeld

Early modernist factory building designed by Walter Gropius

Historical Site

21

St Mary's Cathedral and St Michael's Church at Hildesheim

Romanesque cathedrals complex famed for medieval bronze doors

Historical Site