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11 years ago
This train station actually got remodeled not so long ago and is completely wheelchair assessable. But they don't have a store for buying tickets or coffee to go, only a ticket machine which is often broken. read more
Am Bahnhof 2
29664 Walsrode
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0511 2
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What a pretty station! There are many sketchy and weird people right in front of the station and…read morethe museum tho. They have an organic and natural shop inside. Their collections are so good. Sweet baked products especially:)
Its the main station in Bremen. The DB office is very…read morehelpful. The train schedule board is easy to find and read. There are a lot to choose from in terms of food and shops. Access to all of the tracks only require one flight of stairs...
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- this review is about the current state of this station and may change later -…read moreCurrently this station is a construction site since they completely change the station. there's no way for people in wheelchairs to get to the other platforms as of right now, but they're building lifts right now. the biggest problem is that some platform are only made of sand right now, so if you have a large suitcase or a child stroller it could get a little bit difficult. The construction work should be finished by 2016 and i will adjust my review then.
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It is a huge Bahnhof. You might get lost when you just arrived…read more Ernst August statue standing plaza is the front which going to the city, the other end goes differently. Strassenbahns and trains all coming here, so it gets confusing to get a right train. I arrived here with the Strassenbahn and change to the local trains to go to the Steinhuder Meer. I also had to take ICE to Karlsruhe from here. That was not super easy, but I made it. So many shops and eating places, so fun to spend time also.
This place charges you 1 Euro to use the bathroom, what a rip off!…read more If you are not local then you are gonna have a hard trouble figuring out the route and the wagon assignment for the trains. The instructions do not provide too much details and there are too much that you need to know before you end up waking up in another country. I wish they could make instructions a bit easier to understand... For some reason locals already know by heart how the system works, the hours, the A, B, C, D, E sections, and others. I couldn't find any of those information in the available billboards that they have. Wish they could provide those info with more details and more available to the public...
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The Celle Castle is the largest Castle in the Luneberg Heath region in Germany south of Hamburg…read moreand north of Hanover. It was built over a 1000 years ago as a fortified wall tower guarding the river Aller. It is currently a very popular tourist attraction as the oldest still existing royal house( the Guelphs) in Europe; it features amazing and very well preserved Renaissance architecture. There are daily tours ( no online reservations, have to go in to the ticket office $12 US adults), exhibitions and special events. This is a rare building and structure and it houses Europe's oldest Baroque theater, an absolutely stunning Chapel and just gorgeous green grounds( both photos) where you need to sit and enjoy these magnificent views, the surroundings and the air. We visited in September of 2024 and loved the tour( available in English, French, German and Russian) with a very enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide Mila who made this fun for all ages including her fantastic details about the banished Danish Queen Mathilde who resided here 2 centuries ago. Seeing this and reading about it is one thing; experiencing it in person is the real deal. It is open year round* closed every Monday closed Christmas Eve and from 01/12/26-3/31/26 for renovations(in time for the spring thaw and enjoying the grounds). Hop on Hwy 1 then 7 as you had south from Hamburg and enjoy!!
Unfreundliches Personal bei Coffee Fellows und die Reinigungsdame verwehrt den Eintritt zur…read moreToilette, wenn man nicht genug Kleingeld gibt!!! Nicht zu empfehlen.
Not the cleanest toilets or the cheapest drinks that I have become used to in a German highway rest…read morehouse. Still, you've gotta go when you've gotta go, so. At least they give you an hour's time of free Wi-Fi in the area. And it wasn't at all crowded which was nice.
I arrived in Celle from Copenhagen (in EU from LA) at 10:45 PM on a Wednesday. I wanted a beer. I…read morewalked around the area, no bars would serve me, said they were closed. I went back to the hotel, and found they had an honor-system cooler with beers. Brilliant! The room was very nice. The breakfast was super, and the hostess Anja was delightful. I give this place five stars.
What a jewel. Smack dab in Old Town. The new owner Anya did everything to make our stay perfect…read more Clean, courteous service and above all priced right. If you're looking for Marriott furnishings, stay clear. The rooms are a wee bit old fashioned but super clean, great mattresses and large sized. Bathrooms have been modernized except for the lino floors. Clean, clean clean. The charming courtyard was a lovely retreat to have coffee and large enough for my sister to smoke and not bother anyone.
I've stayed at this hotel a few times now, and have had generally good experiences…read more I do wish that the bar/restaurant was open later and that the rooms had air conditioning, but the staff is really friendly, the rooms are small, yet comfortable and the breakfasts are great! It's definitely worth staying here if you are staying in town - don't forget to stop for breakfast as you won't be disappointed! Prices are reasonable as well.
Have stayed here, when visiting Celle, on many occasions over many years. Naturally it has…read moreundergone changes over the years but it still remains THE place to stay whilst in this lovely town. Centrally situated for all asoects of surrounding touring and only 30km from Hannover. The food is excellent as is the service and staff. Could be said to be a bit pricey, but well worth it.
Great Location directly in center of Celle. Highly recommended for Bed and Breakfast visitors…read more Manager and further staff always friendful and fulfilling all customer wishes if ever feasible. Great Breakfast with most tasty scrumbled eggs always fresh baked. Warm atmosphere as the slogan says " you come as a friend and leave as a friend. Will come back surely on next trip to Celle. Thanks to Leslie and his staff.
Although within walking distance of the Alstadt (historical district) and the Bahnhof, I wasn't…read morecrazy about the location. There were times I was a bit nervous walking around alone...mostly evening and definitely after dark. The room was quiet...no problems sleeping. Service was very friendly...both reception and housekeeping. The room had minimal decor, but was clean and nice...a wicker bed, wicker hanging light, a double closet cabinet, two wickers chairs and a small table. The double bed is the typical European style...two twins pushed together. (It's hard to find an American-style double or Queen bed...don't even think about a King.) The bathroom was TINY...but, functional. Imagining a big American guy trying to fit in the tiny cubicle of a shower is quite amusing. But, it worked for this small American woman...I was just happy the shower head was a good one. Breakfast is not included, but offered. During our stay, their kitchen was being repaired so they sent us across the street to a small bakery. A nice basic European breakfast...a roll, salami, wurst, cheese, tomato, cucumber, and coffee or tea...for $6 Euros. The kicker was the price...$50 Euros per night. A great deal and very reasonable for what you get. Next time I will probably pay the additional $20 Euros per night to stay in the Alstadt, but if you need a budget place I'd recommend this hotel...
A bit confusing but this is also a part of Roders Park, a restaurant, and camping unit. The walk…read morefrom the train station was about 30 mins. and not difficult at all. I liked this place: 1) Very hot water, 2) Very nice people work here, they also speak English very well, 3) VERY VERY clean, 4) The showers are individual units up stairs, one shower per room, 5) The whole town is very quiet after 9 pm, 6) Down the main street is a large grocery store.