Escape Game Buxtehude

Buxtehude, a historic town in Lower Saxony, is picturesquely situated on the Este southwest of Hamburg and is known for its charming old town and its role in fairy tales and fables. The city is often referred to as a “fairytale town” because it became famous as the setting for the famous fable of the “hare and hedgehog.” The half-timbered houses, paved streets and small bridges across the Este give the old town a particularly romantic atmosphere. A landmark of the city is St. Peter's Church, a Gothic brick church from the 13th century with a distinctive tower that shapes the cityscape. The city center offers a variety of cafés, boutiques and small shops that invite you to stroll and relax. The Fleth, a historic part of the Este Canal, along which beautiful half-timbered houses and old warehouses are located, is particularly charming. Buxtehude has a lively cultural scene with events such as the Buxtehude Old Town Festival and the Christmas Market, which attract many visitors. The city is also known for its “Buxtehuder Bulle” literary prize, which is awarded annually to outstanding young adult literature and underlines the connection to literature. The area around Buxtehude offers numerous hiking and cycling trails through the green countryside of the Old Country, known as one of the largest fruit-growing areas in Europe. The city is ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy history, fairytale flair and natural relaxation in charming surroundings.