Webcams in Lower Saxony

Lower Saxony is located in north-western Germany and is the second largest federal state in the republic in terms of area - around 47,600 km² in size. It borders the Netherlands and eight German states, including North Rhine-Westphalia, Hesse and Saxony-Anhalt. With around 8 million inhabitants, Lower Saxony is also one of the larger states in terms of population. Geographically diverse, it stretches from the North Sea coast to the Lüneburg Heath and the Harz Mountains. Special features include the Wadden Sea (UNESCO World Heritage Site), the East Frisian Islands and numerous nature parks. The state capital is Hanover - an important trade fair and economic center. Lower Saxony combines coastal flair, low mountain ranges and vast landscapes, offering ideal conditions for agriculture, tourism and nature-based recreation.

The North Sea coast is one of the most famous travel destinations in Lower Saxony. Places such as Borkum, Langeoog, Schillig and Norden-Norddeich entice visitors with endless beaches, dune landscapes and a fresh sea climate. Thanks to numerous webcams, these magical coastal towns can also be experienced digitally at home - be it by taking a look at the Langeoog marina or the kite meadow in Norddeich. In Butjadingen, several locations are available for inspiration - for example in Tossens on Friesenstrand beach, on the harbour promenade of Fedderwardersiel or at the North Sea lagoon.
Inland, the Lüneburg Heath dominates the landscape with its vast, flowering areas, and the view is particularly impressive when the heather is in bloom. The low mountain region around the Harz Mount ains offers dense forests, clear mountain lakes and magnificent viewpoints - perfect for hikes, for example to the summit of the Brocken. River landscapes such as the Elbe or Weser also offer ideal conditions for nature watching and excursions.
For all those who love thrills, Heide Park, one of the largest amusement parks in northern Germany, offers a wide range of attractions and rides for all ages. Another special excursion destination is the island of Wilhelmstein in the Steinhuder Meer, where nature experience and historical backdrop combine in an impressive way. With the help of the webcams in Lower Saxony, you can take a look at the current conditions on site in advance. So you are always well informed when you are out and about - whether you are enjoying a swim, hiking through the Harz Mountains or strolling along the North Sea ports.