Celle is situated on the Aller, with the Lüneburg Heath right on its doorstep. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Celle can then continue their search for accommodation.
The town church and the Old Town Hall are among Celle’s oldest buildings. They stand among half-timbered buildings spanning several centuries. Celle’s historic architecture also includes a synagogue and the six-storey Hoppener House, which was built in 1532 and decorated with colourful carvings.
Opposite Hoppener House, two talking lampposts share facts, anecdotes, proverbs and brief sketches with passers-by. In the town centre, Celle’s ducal palace is a landmark. Its grounds date back to the 13th century; from 1530 onwards, it was converted into a Renaissance palace. Celle has an old town with hundreds of half-timbered houses and a palace that combines Renaissance and Baroque styles.
The surrounding area of Celle is home to the Wienhausen Cistercian convent. Buchholzberg, Osterberg and Lüscheberg are also located in the surrounding area. Aschauteiche, Oensingsen, Wellingsen and Sieben Steinhäuser are situated in the wider region around Celle.
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