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What to expect
Salzderhelden is a place in Lower-Saxony, Germany, where the ruins of the 13th-century fortress Heldenburg are located. The fortress has an illustrious past, having been the residence of the Grubenhagen branch of the Guelph dynasty. Visitors can take a guided tour to hear exciting stories about the history of the fortress. The area is also served by the Einbeck-Salzderhelden station, which provides connections to nearby cities. The station has been in operation since 1854 and has undergone several changes over the years, including a renovation of the track and the introduction of new rail services
Plan your family visit to the Salzderhelden with these blog insights 👇
Einbeck with children: vintage cars, half-timbered houses and playgrounds
Activities: We took the Ihmebahn train to Salzderhelden, a small town that is part of Einbeck. We explored the Leinepolder and climbed the ruins of the Heldenburg. We also learned how the town and castle got their names
Highlights: The train ride to Salzderhelden was a nice change of pace. We enjoyed exploring the Leinepolder and the ruins of the Heldenburg. The children liked the train ride and exploring a new place ✨