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→ Hamburg Wolfsburg Hannover A2 A7 Braunschweig → A39 Köln → Wolfenbüttel Berlin Hildesheim Salzgitter Hameln A36 Alfeld Weser starting at starting at Wernigerode Goslar 309 € 249 € A7 Group fee (attendance of 20 Group fee (attendance of 20 Höxter and up), rate p.p. in a double and up), rate p.p. in a double Quedlinburg room, incl. breakfast and room, incl. half board Harz travel programme and travel programme → Quedlinburg Programme Proposal Programme Proposal Göttingen Old town UNESCO Total: Five UNESCO The Harz Mountains: discover Hildesheim Alfeld Goslar Höxter Quedlinburg * Hildesheim 30 km 55 km 70 km 115 km World Heritage sites in five days UNESCO World Heritage sites in Alfeld 0:35 h 55 km 45 km 115 km Quedlinburg and Goslar* Goslar 0:45 h 0:55 h 100 km 60 km Höxter 1:15 h 0:50 h 1:35 h 155 km Picturesque half-timbered houses, modern art behind ancient walls, DAY 1 → arrival in Hildesheim DAY 1 → arrival at Quedlinburg Quedlinburg 1:15 h 1:25 h 0:40 h 2:10 h romantic alleys with small cafés and restaurants, dominated by the → guided city tour: ›UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Hildesheim‹ → guided city tour of Quedlinburg and on → overnight stay in Hildesheim the Schlossberg, spare time afterwards Romanesque collegiate church: Quedlinburg is the living UNESCO → overnight stay in Quedlinburg World Cultural Heritage town in the northern Harz foothills! The DAY 2 → morning: UNESCO World Heritage Fagus Factory in Alfeld (35 km) different districts (including Bad Suderode and Gernrode) combine → tickets for: UNESCO Visitor Centre, DAY 2 → morning: trip with the HSB-steam train to Alexisbad (25 km) Fagus-Gropius Exhibition, Fagus Gallery → lunch break in Alexisbad World Cultural Heritage with a spa town and nature- based recre- optional: lunchtime snack at Fagus Factory → afternoon: transfer by bus to Wernigerode (55 km) ation. The most important feature is the Old town of Quedlinburg → afternoon: transfer to Höxter (45 km) → guided city tour of the ›Colorful town in the Harz foothills‹, with its 2,069 half-timbered houses spanning eight centuries. Yet, → admission to Corvey Castle spare time afterwards optional: guided tour: ›From imperial abbey to World → return to Quedlinburg and overnight stay the town is alive: you can visit artists’ workshops, and the three- Cultural Heritage at Corvey Castle‹ tiered theatre offers a versatile stage program. You are also invited → return to Hildesheim and overnight stay DAY 3 → morning: transfer to Goslar and guided city tour IMPRINT Between the Harz Mountains to feel the homely atmosphere during Advent season. → lunch break and spare time Publishers: Hildesheim Marketing GmbH, Kulturkreis Höxter-Corvey gGmbH, Quedlin- DAY 3 → morning: guided tour through the Dommuseum Hildesheim → afternoon: visit to the museum and mines of Rammelsberg burg-Tourismus-Marketing GmbH, Stiftung Bergwergwerk Rammelsberg, Altstadt von Goslar und Oberharzer Wasserwirtschaft, Fagus-GreCon Greten GmbH & Co. KG and the River Weser → afternoon: transfer to the Harz Mountains, Upper Harz Water → return to Quedlinburg Picture credits: Bischöfliche Pressestelle Hildesheim, photo: Ina Funk; Dommuseum SERVICE, CONSULTATION Management System (60 km) Hildesheim, photo: Florian Monheim; Goslar Marketing GmbH, photo: Stefan Schiefer; GROUP OFFERS & RESERVATIONS → transfer to Goslar and overnight stay SERVICE, CONSULTATION & RESERVATIONS Hildesheim Marketing, photo: Jens Kotlenga; Kulturkreis Höxter-Corvey gGmbH; Kulturkreis UNESCO World Heritage Sites Höxter-Corvey gGmbH, photo: Andreas Hub; Stadt Höxter, photo: Jens Hornung; Quedlin- Sightseeing tour (walk) of Quedlinburg-Information der Quedlinburg-Information der burg-Tourismus-MarketingSie haben GmbH, nicht photo: genügend Jürgen Meusel; Zeit, UNESCO-Welterbe um Fagus-Werk; DAY 4 → morning: guided city tour through the historic town of Goslar, Harzwasserwerke GmbH; Weltkulturerbe Erzbergwerk Rammelsberg Goslar GmbH alle Welterbestätten zu besuchen? in Alfeld, the Harz Mountains, UNESCO World Heritage, Quedlinburg-Tourismus-Marketing including an interior tour of the famous Kaiserpfalz Quedlinburg-Tourismus-Marketing GmbH Translation: Britta Neumann • Layout: deteringdesign.de Status: October 2020,Lassen subject toSie modifications sich einzelne Bausteine including the Old town and GmbH → afternoon: visit to the museum and mines of Rammelsberg, Tel: +49 (0) 3946 905625 individuell zusammenstellen. in Hildesheim, Höxter and the Schlossberg Markt 4, 06484 Quedlinburg including a guided tour [email protected] Tel: +49 (0) 3946 905625 → overnight stay in Goslar www.quedlinburg.de Duration: 120 minutes [email protected] www.adventsstadt.de UNESCO im Quedlinburg WELTERBE Group fee (attendance of 15 www.quedlinburg.de DAY 5 → morning: transfer to Quedlinburg (60 km) HARZ and up to 40 participants): www.adventsstadt.de → guided city tour through the historic town of Quedlinburg starting at 160 € (in english) optional: lunchtime snack You don’t have enough time to visit all World Heritages Sites? Let us arrange individual components for you, matching your needs SERVICE, CONSULTATION & RESERVATIONS and ideas! The Tourist Information Hildesheim and the Quedlin- burg-Information would be happy to help you! QUEDLINBURG Hildesheim Marketing GmbH Welterbestadt Tourist Information Hildesheim EN Tel. +49 (0) 5121 17980 * Offer upon request and subject to availability QUEDLINBURG Welterbestadt Five World Heritage Sites between the Harz Mountains and the River Weser The region between the Harz Mountains and the River Weser is characterized by a high density and variety of UNESCO World Heritage sites. Within a range of approxi- mately 100 kilometers, five World Heritage Sites are waiting to be discovered: in Alfeld, the Harz Mountains, in Hildesheim, Höxter and Quedlinburg. Alfeld Goslar / Harz Hildesheim Höxter Each World Heritage site is unique and re- Fagus Factory Mines of Rammelsberg, Historic St Michael’s Church, Carolingian Westwork and presents its particular history. Still there are Town of Goslar and Upper Harz St Mary’s Cathedral and Civitas Corvey historical commonalities: while the Upper Harz Water Management System and the Water Management System the Cathedral Treasure mines of Rammelsberg in Goslar reflect minings time of prosperity , the World The Fagus Factory was built in 1911 as the first example of modern What visitors to the World Heritage site »Mines of Rammelsberg, Two churches in Hildesheim, including their art treasures, were With its almost 1,200 years of history, the former Benedictine industrial architecture by the architect and Bauhaus founder, Walter Historic Town of Goslar and Upper Harz Water Management System« accepted by the UNESCO to the World Heritage lists in 1985: abbey near Höxter was considered one of the most important Heritage churches in Hildesheim and the Gropius. 100 years later, in 2011, it was declared a UNESCO World get to see is rare and special: An ore mine from the 12th century St Michael’s Church, one of the most beautiful early-Romanesque monastic establishments in the Middle Ages. The monastery, con- former imperial abbey Corvey are im- Heritage site. The architect managed to give a medium sized compa- with the oldest tunnels in Europe. A medieval town centre with churches in Germany, and St Mary’s Cathedral with its Cathedral veniently located right on the banks of the River Weser, was sub- pressive testimonials of medieval church art. ny an unaccustomed appearance that was completely divergent from 1,500 half-timbered houses. The »Kaiserpfalz«, or Imperial Palace, Treasure. Closely related on an historical and spatial level, they pre- ordinate directly to the emperor. During the 9th and 10th century The historic districts of Goslar and Quedlin- traditional architectural styles. The plant reflects an architectural from where German emperors made world politics. Or the Upper serve a unique ensemble of medieval decorative art. Both churches it blossomed into a spiritual, cultural and economical center in the burg enchant the visitor with their well concept which, for the first time, respected the human need for light, Harz Water Management System, one of the largest pre-industrial are examples of the arrangement and decoration of a Romanesque Saxony area. With its almost completely preserved Carolingian air and clarity. Moreover, the living monument is characterized by energy supply systems worldwide in the midst of breathtaking land- church room rarely found on this scale. Westwork and the immersed Civitas Corvey, the former imperial preserved half-timbered buildings from its active production plant. For more than 100 years, shoe lasts have scapes. Whether above ground or below, with helmet or rucksack, abbey and recent castle ground was awarded World Heritage Site several centuries, whereas the Fagus Factory been manufactured in this significant industrial building. on your own or with a World Heritage guide – come and experience status by UNESCO in 2014. in Alfeld , the first industrial building of unique World Heritage in the Harz. SERVICE, CONSULTATION SERVICE, CONSULTATION SERVICE, CONSULTATION SERVICE, CONSULTATION modern era, is still actively producing. GROUP OFFERS & RESERVATIONS GROUP OFFERS & RESERVATIONS GROUP OFFERS & RESERVATIONS GROUP OFFERS & RESERVATIONS Guided tour through the living UNESCO-Welterbe Fagus-Werk Current group offers can be found Stiftung Guided tour ›UNESCO World Hildesheim Marketing GmbH Guided tour ›From imperial abbey Kulturkreis Höxter-Corvey gGmbH The close distance between the World he-
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    Background A nomination under the title “Mining Cultural Landscape Erzgebirge/Krušnohoří Erzgebirge/Krušnohoří” was submitted by the States (Germany/Czechia) Parties in January 2014 for evaluation as a cultural landscape under criteria (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv). The No 1478 nomination dossier was withdrawn by the States Parties following the receipt of the interim report. At the request of the States Parties, an ICOMOS Advisory process was carried out in May-September 2016. Official name as proposed by the States Parties The previous nomination dossier consisted of a serial Erzgebirge/Krušnohoří Mining Region property of 85 components. ICOMOS noticed the different approaches used by both States Parties to identify the Location components and to determine their boundaries; in some Germany (DE), Free State of Saxony; Parts of the cases, an extreme atomization of heritage assets was administrative districts of Mittelsachsen, Erzgebirgskreis, noticed. This is a new, revised nomination that takes into Meißen, Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirgeand Zwickau account the ICOMOS Advisory process recommendations. Czechia (CZ); Parts of the regions of Karlovy Vary (Karlovarskýkraj) and Ústí (Ústeckýkraj), districts of Consultations and technical evaluation mission Karlovy Vary, Teplice and Chomutov Desk reviews have been provided by ICOMOS International Scientific Committees, members and Brief description independent experts. Erzgebirge/Krušnohoří (Ore Mountains) is a mining region located in southeastern Germany (Saxony) and An ICOMOS technical evaluation mission visited the northwestern Czechia. The area, some 95 km long and property in June 2018. 45 km wide, is rich in a variety of metals, which gave place to mining practices from the Middle Ages onwards. In Additional information received by ICOMOS relation to those activities, mining towns were established, A letter was sent to the States Parties on 17 October 2018 together with water management systems, training requesting further information about development projects academies, factories and other structures.