Altenmedingen has a medieval history and was first mentioned around 1162. The surrounding area is characterized by extensive fields. The area around Altenmedingen also includes the scenic course of the Ilmenau.
The municipality of Altenmedingen is home to the Royal Tombs in Haaßel, a group of three surviving megalithic tombs belonging to the Neolithic Funnel Beaker culture. They originally formed part of a necropolis comprising at least 24 tombs. The Royal Tombs are open to the public and accessible without restrictions.
St. Mauritius Church dates from around 1200. Its original rectangular nave was built of fieldstone, while the chancel was extended in the 14th century using brick. A Neo-Romanesque tower stands on the west side. The church is known for an impressive 14th-century altarpiece; it also houses a carved altar. It can be visited during services, at events, or by prior arrangement. Brass-band concerts and parish events are held there regularly.
Altenmedingen is a small municipality with local clubs and village life; cultural events and tourist attractions are connected with community life.
The “Journey Through Time” cycle route passes through Altenmedingen. In the village scene of Altenmedingen, it highlights half-timbered buildings and St. Mauritius Church. Near Altenmedingen, the route can be shortened by around 12 kilometers.
Visitors to Altenmedingen will find a wide range of dining options and accommodation. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Altenmedingen can consider the village as their personal travel destination. Visitor information is available on sights, the parish, accommodation and dining, as well as the theater.
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