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Welcome!Welcome to the Hotel Roseneck in the Harz Mountain National Park of central Germany. The hotel is owned and run by us, an English family; Gregory & Jacquie Niven and our ten-year-old son Jonathan. You will always be assured of a warm welcome and a good laugh, whichever time of the year you choose to visit us, the Harz Mountains National Park has much to offer. We specialise in guided motor-bike tours, mountain biking, skiing, walking, fishing and much more. So whether you come in a group, or club, or just come under your own steam you will quickly make new friends from all over Europe. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any queries. Gregory & Jacquie |
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The Harz RegionThe region is located in central Germany and has the most northerly mountain range in the country with its highest peak St Andreasberg at 1200m. The major city of Hanover, with its international airport, is the closest large urban centre with Hamburg and Berlin a few hours drive to the north. It is this combination of close urban centres and wild mountain landscape that has earned the region the reputation as the outdoor playground of the north. |
Bad LauterbergBad Lauterberg is located in the southern foothills of the Harz mountains in a small valley. It began as a spa town in 1839 offering treatments and has grown into a nationally recognised centre for those seeking rest, recuperation and relaxation. The town itself has grown up around the spa to offer a good selection of shops, restaurants and bars.... Surrounding Towns |
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