Northeim

The Rhume defines the setting of Northeim — the river passes through this southern Lower Saxon town on its way to the nearby Leine, with the Harz foothills lying to the east. Northeim’s compact historic centre preserves timber-framed houses alongside St. Sixti, a substantial late-Gothic parish church whose tower is a familiar part of the skyline. Beyond the centre, the Northeimer Seenplatte is a chain of former gravel-extraction lakes now used for walking, cycling and water recreation. Major north–south rail and road routes also make the town a convenient point from which to explore southern Lower Saxony. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Northeim and southern Lower Saxony.

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