Celle: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In Celle, the Aller Cycle Route runs along the banks of the Aller and leads out of the city along the river. This appeals to travellers who plan to include cycling as part of their stay in Celle.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Celle.

Nature

Along the Aller in Celle, paths are used for walking, Nordic walking, jogging and extended walks.

Geographical Location

The Aller enters the Celle district in the east, flows through the city of Celle and leaves the district in the northwest. The Celle district lies in the southernmost parts of the Lüneburg Heath in Lower Saxony.

History

Celle Castle served as a residence for the dukes of Brunswick-Lüneburg for more than 300 years; the Old Town contains preserved half-timbered houses dating from the 16th to the 18th century. This suits a stay with an interest in history and historic buildings in Celle.

The historic Old Town of Celle comprises more than 400 half-timbered houses; the castle was built in the Renaissance and Baroque styles.

Geographical Location

Named mapped features in the wider vicinity of Celle include Aschauteiche, approximately 20.3 km to the northeast, the Wienhausen Cistercian convent, approximately 9.2 km to the southeast, Oensingsen, approximately 20.3 km to the south, Sieben Steinhäuser, approximately 27.2 km to the northwest, Hohenstein, approximately 28.8 km to the northwest, Buchholzberg, approximately 6.0 km to the north, Osterberg, approximately 7.5 km to the northeast, and Lüscheberg, approximately 9.9 km to the east. The distances are approximate straight-line distances from the mapped centre of Celle.

For further orientation, you can visit the town pages for Adelheidsdorf, Ahnsbeck, Bergen, Bröckel, Celle, Eicklingen, Eldingen, Eschede, Eversen, Faßberg, Habighorst, Hambühren, Hermannsburg, Langlingen, Lohheide, Meissendorf, Müden, Nienhagen, Nordburg, Oldendorf, Unterlüß, Wathlingen, Weyhausen, Wienhausen, Wietze and Winsen / Aller.

For the overarching travel overview: Lower Saxony.