Lower Saxony is a state with a very diverse landscape: from the islands and marshes of the coastal region in the North, to the Geest with its vast moors, heaths, forests and meadows, to the mountains and hills, including the low mountain ranges, on the southern border. It is therefore not surprising that Lower Saxony is a popular destination for tourists in Germany. The North Sea coast, with the East Frisian islands off the coast, has a special charm. Take time to explore Lower Saxony's unique Wadden Sea at Cuxhaven, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. On the coast, a trip to one of the East Frisian islands is also recommended. Norderney, Juist, Borkum, Langgeoog, Baltrum, Spiekeroog or Wangerooge, each island has its own charm! If the weather is bad, you can chill out with a cup of East Frisian tea while enjoying local specialities such as Arme Ritter!If you're looking for some wellness and relaxation, you can travel by motorhome to one of the many thermal towns and try the spas. Cities that are particularly popular with holiday makers include Hannover (the state capital), Cuxhaven, Braunschweig and Wolfsburg. Be sure to visit the manor houses and gardens in Hanover, the Scharnebeck Ship Lift, the VW Autostaddt theme park or the Volkswagen Car Museum.