Located in north-western Germany, Lower Saxony offers a varied landscape ranging from the windswept North Sea coast to the lush, hilly terrain of the Harz Mountains. This region is known for its vast landscapes, extensive nature reserves and deep-rooted cultural history, which is reflected in the old towns and villages. Lower Saxony is a blend of maritime heritage, rural charm and urban sophistication, with major cities such as Hanover providing a cosmopolitan counterpoint to the pastoral serenity of the surrounding countryside.

The climate in Lower Saxony is mild and makes it an ideal travel destination all year round. Visitors can enjoy a range of outdoor activities, from beach vacations on the Frisian Islands to hiking and skiing in the Harz National Park. The region’s rich agricultural heritage is reflected in the cuisine, where hearty dishes are prepared using regional produce, and in the lively festivals that celebrate everything from music to medieval history.