Sorge: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Sorge Open-Air Border Museum is a historic memorial site that presents the former inner-German border at its original historic location. For visitors interested in historical culture, this specific topic provides a point of connection in Sorge. The landscape around Sorge also includes the former inner-German border corridor and the Green Belt.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Sorge.

Culture

The Sorge local heritage festival takes place every year at the former small pond in Sorge.

Geographical Setting

Sorge is a mountain village at approximately 530 meters above sea level in the valley of the Warme Bode between Braunlage and Benneckenstein.

Getting Around

Sorge railway station provides access to the Harz Narrow-Gauge Railway, which also offers journeys in the direction of the Brocken.

There is a children's playground near Sorge railway station.

Steam train rides from Sorge are also offered from there.

Nature

The wider area around Sorge is home to the ruins of Königsburg as well as Hohnekamm, Stöberhai, Kuckuck and Achtermannshöhe.

Benneckenstein, St. Laurentius is located in the immediate vicinity of Sorge.

The wider regional area around Sorge includes the ruins of Hohenstein Castle and Heinrichsburg Castle.

Hiking

A documented moderately difficult hiking route leads from Benneckenstein through Sorge and Hohegeiß back to Benneckenstein. For hiking enthusiasts, this is a specific circuit with a section through Sorge.

If you would like to view accommodation pages for destinations other than Sorge, you can also find Benneckenstein, Rübeland, Elbingerode, Hasselfelde, Königshütte, Trautenstein, Elend and Stiege here.

For the higher-level travel overview: Oberharz Am Brocken.