Do it yourself – reading and exploring: "Do you want to explore Goslar?"

Get to know Goslar in seven days and seven evenings. For children from seven years of age. The Culture Department of the City of Goslar has published a guide to Goslar and its history especially for young people. Two colourfully illustrated textbooks together with a cut-and-paste segment with directions assure something to do in any weather. Besides young people, surely parents, grandparents and teachers will be interested in this material and the individual daily walks which are designed to let Goslar and all its nooks, crannies and different aspects be discovered.

Further information:
Cultural department of Goslar
Linda Blumenberg
Charley-Jacob-Str. 3, 38640 Goslar
Phone 0049 (0) 5321-704308, Fax 0049 (0) 5321-704130
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Adventure at the World Heritage Site Rammelsberg

What else do you want – exciting exhibitions, huge underground water wheels and a rumbling miner’s train? Maybe even fool’s gold and miner’s certificate? Kid’s birthday parties at the Rammelsberg are exciting and educating at the same time. You can book a treasure hunt at the old ore mine or complete a miner’s training. The offerings for the whole family are diverse and especially kids and teens will have great fun.

Exploring colourful metal salts at the Roeder Gallery with magnifying glasses, scooping ochre and painting with it, crafting ghosts and giving them an underground try, determining minerals – all these experiences raise students’ interest and creativity. Teachers can choose between 3 different hands-on guided tours and workshops: “Light and darkness”, “The colours of the mountain” and “Knight Ramm”.

World Cultural Heritage Site Rammelsberg - Museum and Visitor’s Mine
Bergtal 19, 38640 Goslar
Phone +49-(0)5321-7500, Fax +49-(0)5321-750130
www.rammelsberg.de (external link)

Special guided walking tours for children and teens are available on request.