Celle is a place of almost unparalleled diversity. Trade, commerce, sport and culture all play an important role in Celle. Every year visitors from around the world come to experience Celle for themselves. And for holidaymakers and visitors to the Lüneburg Heath, an excursion into Celle is one of the highlights of their whole trip. Today, in the old part of the town alone, there are over 500 lovingly restored half-timbered houses – protected as historical monuments, of course – which create a picturesque and unforgettable impression.

As the former official residence of the Dukes of Welf, Celle can boast an range of impressive buildings. The Ducal Castle, the Town Church (Stadtkirche) and the Old Town Hall are the oldest buildings in Celle. One of Celle's architectural delights is the New Town Hall, an imposing redbrick building from the 19th century and one of the largest buildings of its kind in Germany.

We would like to recommend the following destinations in and around Celle:

• Autostadt Wolfsburg
• Gedenkstätte Bergen-Belsen
• Barfußpark Egestorf
• Herzogschloss Celle
• Golfclub Herzogstadt Celle
• Filmtierpark Joe Bodemann-Zentrum
• Fahrradtouren
• Mühlenmuseum Gifhorn
• Herrenhäuser Gärten, Hannover
• NABU - Gut Sunder
• Zoo Hannover
• Salzmuseum Lüneburg
• Heidepark Soltau
• Museumsdorf Hösseringen
• Niedersächsisches Landgestüt Celle
• Orchideenzentrum Celle
• Otterzentrum Hankensbüttel
• Salzmuseum Lüneburg
• Sealife Hannover
• Serengeti Park
• Schifffahrt auf der Aller
• Stadtkirche Celle
• Vogelpark Walsrode
• Kloster Wienhausen
• Wildpark Lüneburger Heide
• Deutsches Erdölmuseum
• Deutsches Panzermuseum Munster
• Stadtführung in Celle
• Hochseil-Klettergarten Müden/Örtze
• Fallschirmspringen in Meißendorf
  
  For further details about the possible excursions, please click on the links above.

Other museums:

Bomann Museum, Celle Art Foundation with the Robert Simon Collection in the Bomann Museum in Celle, “The German Embroidery Museum Celle”, Celle Garrison Museum, the Bee Garden of the Institute for Bee Research, AquaCelle (formerly the EXPO project on the use of water), Haesler Documentation Centre, Rifleman's Museum