Lower Saxony

Hildesheim

Located in the heart of Lower Saxony, Hildesheim is a city where history spans from Roman times to the modern day. Renowned for its well-preserved medieval center and its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city is dominated by two remarkable religious structures: St. Mary's Cathedral (Mariendom) and St. Michael's Church (Michaelsdom). The cathedral, built in 1020, features iconic Romanesque bronze doors crafted by Berthold of Moers and a famous column commissioned by Bishop Bernward. Nearby, the Butcher's Guildhall stands as a testament to medieval civic life, while the city's open spaces invite visitors to enjoy its timeless charm.