We spent a day wandering through the intimate and welcoming town visiting friends and family at…read moremany of the different shops and decided to go for a walk on the treetop path. Along the treetop path there are 18 platforms of the approximately 1,000m long path, with nearly 50 different adventure elements, resting stations and interesting facts. Being built in the woods it is also a very peaceful path to walk, explore some of the interactive offerings it provides or just sit at one of the many rest areas and enjoy the day. If you are little nervous of heights this will not be an issue for you, trust me! I can't stand heights but the pathway is wide enough and sturdy enough to provide that reassurance you won't be dropping anytime soon. The view from above is very nice, the path is capable of handling wheelchairs and strollers and there are restrooms within walking distance. You can also continue on the additional hiking trails up hill or take the castle mountain cable car which I conveniently located nearby as well. Cheers!

I loved the museum! We had a Sunday brunch here at the restaurant attached to the Museum, and I put…read morea review on that separately. I cannot recommend the establishment enough! We took a guided tour of the "Max becomes Beckmann", the exhibition of Max Beckmann's life and work(art), who was a Braunschweig native as well. With the Museum Labels, information tags, descriptions (whatever you want to call it) in English in the gallery, the guided our in German was easy enough to understand and comprehend and enjoy as well. And they have a varied collection of famous pieces that they want to showcase. It is very well organized and catalogued, replete with a map of where each exhibit is on a pamphlet etc, as only the Germans can do! A most enjoyable Sunday in this gloomy winter weather...

The brunswick Magniviertel is one of the oldest and most beautiful in the city. There is much to…read moresee and discover.