Diepholz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Diepholz Castle is a moated castle dating from the 10th or 11th century. Diepholz is located in the Dümmer Nature Park. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Diepholz can then continue their accommodation search.

Culture

The 43-metre-high castle tower is the tallest building in Diepholz and a landmark of the town and the surrounding area. Diepholz is a cultural centre of the DümmerWeserLand region, with a theatre, cinema, museum, gallery and media library. The museum in the castle tower presents exhibitions on the town’s history and the world of work across seven floors, focusing on peat extraction in the local moors. The Diepholz Town Theatre has 541 seats.

The sculptures at Gänsemarkt are freely accessible all year round. The castle island with its rose garden and stele path is open all year round. The Grafentour is a signposted town walk in Diepholz.

Nature and Leisure

A canoe tour takes you along the water from Lembruch to Diepholz. Müntepark Outdoor Pool offers a 50-metre pool, a solar-heated non-swimmer pool with a slide, diving towers, beach volleyball, table tennis and a playground.

In the district of Diepholz, a network of cycling junctions was officially put into operation in April 2025.

Getting There

During the day, Diepholz railway station is a regular stop for the Regional Express trains that run hourly between Bremen and Osnabrück. The Holdorf interchange on the A1 motorway is around 20 kilometres from Diepholz and can be reached via the B214 in approximately 20 minutes.

Further destinations: Weyhe, Sudwalde, Mellinghausen, Stemshorn, Neubruchhausen, Kirchdorf, Lemförde, Sulingen.

To the higher-level travel overview: Diepholz.