Virtual Cycle - Goslar - Germany

Goslar, Germany, is a charming town located in the Harz Mountains in Lower Saxony.
It is known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, rich history, and its status as
a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The town was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its medieval architecture
and the Rammelsberg Mine, which has been operational for over a thousand years.
This former ore mine is a significant industrial heritage site and offers guided tours
showcasing the history of mining in the region.

Another famous attraction is the Imperial Palace (Kaiserpfalz). This impressive
Romanesque palace was a residence for German emperors and kings. It offers
stunning views of the town and surrounding mountains.

The heart of the town is the Market Square, the Marktplatz, featuring beautiful
half-timbered houses, the Market Church (Marktkirche), and the Town Hall with
its impressive Huldigungssaal (Hall of Homage).