Discover Hildesheim: Daily ascent to the highest church tower of Lower Saxony!

Discover Hildesheim: Daily ascent to the highest church tower of Lower Saxony!

The summer vacation in Lower Saxony is just around the corner, and what could be more exciting than climbing the highest church tower in the state? From July 3, 2025, the St. Andreas Church Tower in Hildesheim is open every day and invites families and adventurers to enjoy the 360 ​​° view of the city and the region. A unique experience that you shouldn't miss!

With a total of 364 steps, the path leads not only to the viewing platform, but also to intermediate stations, including the impressive bell chair and the old mechanical clockwork. Here you can not only hear the bell strikes, but literally feel - an experience for young and old that leaves a lasting impression. Many visitors are enthusiastic about the opportunity to experience the vibrations of the bells and the history of the location up close when climbing.

opening times and special promotions

The St. Andreas Church Tower is open daily from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The last climb is at 4 p.m., so there is enough time for an exciting visit. And best of all: With the Hildesheim holiday pass and regional holiday passes, visitors can climb the tower free of charge! This makes the tower a hot tip for everyone who wants to do something during the holidays - or just want to enjoy the wonderful view from the top.

The beautiful days invite you to explore Hildesheim and his surroundings. The St. Andreas Church Tower not only offers a breathtaking view, but also the opportunity to gain interesting insights into local history and culture. If you need more information, you can find it at hildesheim-tourismus.de and sieben-region.de .

Take the opportunity and plan your visit! The St. Andreas Church Tower is not just a cultural sight, but a real insider tip for the summer vacation. It could be a great opportunity to tell the children about the history of our region and at the same time enjoy a wonderful view - there is something!