The ruins of Polle Castle stand on a hill approximately 25 metres high above Polle in the Weser Valley. Cultural events take place several times a year in its inner courtyard.
The ruins of Polle Castle can be visited. Archaeological finds from Polle Castle are on display in the castle museum. Guided tours of Polle Castle are available on Saturdays or Sundays by prior arrangement. The Cinderella play combines acted scenes with a narration, lasts approximately 30 minutes and is free of charge.
The surrounding area of Polle is home to Falkenhagen Monastery, Imperial Abbey of Corvey, Lauenburg Castle ruins and Amelungsborn Monastery.
The Polle ferry operates between Polle and Heidbrink. The Polle Weser ferry crosses the river using the natural current and without its own propulsion.
Polle outdoor swimming pool has separate 25-metre swimming and non-swimmer pools. Its facilities also include a 1-metre diving board, a 3-metre diving tower, a water slide and play areas.
Birkenberg, Hebenberg and Wilmeröder Berg are located near Polle. Steinknipel and Winterberg are located in the wider regional surroundings of Polle. The Durch das Habichtstal (Po 2) route leads from the Weser into the hinterland of Polle through dense forests and open landscapes and offers scenic views.
Further local pages: Deensen, Holzminden, Bodenwerder, Fohlenplacken, Silberborn, Bevern, Fürstenberg, Hehlen.
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