The Fagus Factory in Alfeld is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, an early work by Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius, and a building dating from 1911 in which production is still actively taking place. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Alfeld (Leine) can then continue searching for accommodation.
Alfeld looks back on a Hanseatic heritage: in 1426, the town joined the Saxon League of Towns and was indirectly connected to the Hanseatic League through trade in beer, hops, linen, and linen yarn. St. Nicolai is Alfeld’s main Protestant Lutheran church.
In the wider regional area around Alfeld (Leine) are the Roemer and Pelizaeus Museum in Hildesheim, Wohldenberg, the ruins of Hunnesrück, and Amelungsborn Monastery.
Alfeld (Leine) is located in the Leine Uplands between the Leine to the west and the Sieben Berge to the northeast; the surrounding hills are also known as the Alfeld Hills or the Ith-Hils Uplands.
Wahrberg, Rettberg, Steinberg, and Schleeberg are located near Alfeld (Leine).
The Leine floodplain includes a floodplain park between the Leine bridge and the sports fields of Ziegelmasch. Alfeld also has a central town park with ponds and a smaller park with the Stiefelsteich pond.
The Himmelberg Tower is an approximately 22-metre-high observation tower on the 307-metre-high Himmelberg in the Sieben Berge. It stands northeast of Alfeld in the Langenholzen district.
Facilities in Alfeld include the 7 Berge Bad indoor swimming pool, the Kinowelt Alfeld cinema, and the Pocketpark.
Other places: Bad Salzdetfurth, Ahrbergen, Rheden, Elze, Holle, Algermissen, Söhlde, Hildesheim.
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