Discover the Historic Siemenshaus in Goslar
Explore the Siemenshaus in Goslar, a captivating museum showcasing the legacy of one of Germany's influential figures and its rich industrial history.
The Siemenshaus, located in the heart of Goslar, is a splendid museum that serves as a testament to the region's rich industrial heritage. Visitors are drawn in by the elegant architecture and the historical significance of this remarkable building. Originally constructed as the residence for the Siemens family, the house now houses an array of exhibitions that detail the contributions of the Siemens company to technology and innovation. The museum’s carefully curated displays offer insights into the life and work of Werner von Siemens, a pioneering figure in electrical engineering. Each room reveals fascinating artifacts, photographs, and documents that chronicle the evolution of technology in Germany, making it an enlightening experience for visitors of all ages. In addition to its captivating exhibits, the Siemenshaus is surrounded by the picturesque streets of Goslar, a UNESCO World Heritage site. After exploring the museum, tourists can take a leisurely stroll through the charming old town, where medieval buildings and vibrant shops create a picturesque backdrop. The ambiance of the area is enhanced by cozy cafes and restaurants, perfect for indulging in local cuisine. With its perfect blend of history and culture, a visit to the Siemenshaus is not just educational; it’s a unique opportunity to appreciate the ingenuity that has shaped modern society. Whether you're an avid history buff or simply looking for a delightful outing, the Siemenshaus is an essential stop on your journey through Goslar.
Local tips
- Plan your visit during weekdays to avoid larger tourist crowds.
- Check for any special exhibitions or events scheduled during your visit.
- Take advantage of guided tours available for a more in-depth understanding of the exhibits.
- Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the surrounding historic district after your museum visit.
A brief summary to Siemenshaus
- Schreiberstraße 12, Goslar, 38640, DE
- Visit website
Getting There
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Car
If you are traveling by car, start by heading to the center of Goslar. Use your GPS or a map app, and enter the destination: Schreiberstraße 12, 38640 Goslar. Once you reach the area, look for nearby parking options. There are several parking garages and street parking available in the vicinity of the Siemenshaus. The museum is located just a short walk from most parking areas.
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Public Transportation
For those using public transportation, take a train or bus to Goslar. Upon arriving at the Goslar train station, you can either walk or take a local bus. If walking, exit the station and head northwest towards the town center. It’s approximately a 15-20 minute walk (1.5 km). If you prefer to take a bus, check local schedules for bus routes that go towards Schreiberstraße. The bus stop closest to Siemenshaus is 'Goslar, Schreiberstraße', which is a short walk from the museum itself.
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Walking
If you are already in the town center of Goslar, Siemenshaus is easily accessible by foot. From the market square (Marktplatz), head southwest towards Breitestrasse, then turn onto Schreiberstraße. Follow Schreiberstraße for about 5 minutes, and you will find Siemenshaus on your left at number 12.
Attractions Nearby to Siemenshaus
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Imperial Palace of Goslar
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Wilhelm der Grosse / Reiterstandbild
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Market Square
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Steinbergturm
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World Heritage Rammelsberg ore mines
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Romkerhaller Wasserfall
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Mausefalle
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Okertalsperre
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Östlicher Langenberg
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Erlebnisbocksberg Hahnenklee GmbH & Co. KG
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Harzburger Fenster
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Wildkatzen-Erlebnispfad
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House of nature
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Radau Wasserfall
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Märchenwald
Landmarks nearby to Siemenshaus
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Das Breite Tor
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UNESCO in the Harz
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Königsberg
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Rammelsberg
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Verlobungsinsel in der Oker HWN 116
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Feigenbaumklippe
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Luchsgehege - Beobachtungsplattform an der Rabenklippe
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Nationalpark-Besucherzentrum TorfHaus
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Wolfswarte
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Harz Nature Park
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Brocken
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Ilsestein
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Eckerlochstieg (Brücke über Schwarzes Schluftwasser)
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Hanskühnenburg
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Urwaldstieg