Salzgitter

　　Salzgitter is situated in central Germany, in the southeastern part of Lower Saxony, close to Hanover, Braunschweig, and Hildesheim. Established as a city in 1942, it is one of the largest cities in Germany by area. It is one of the very few German cities founded in the 20th century and is home to the headquarters of Salzgitter AG, Germany’s second-largest steel company.

　　The Salzgitter Bismarck Tower is an observation tower built in 1900. Unlike other Bismarck Towers, it features a lattice tower top, which makes it more aesthetically pleasing. The tranquil and serene Salzgitter Lake is a perfect spot to relax. Spanning 2,120 meters in length, 800 meters in width, and 2.5 meters in depth, the lake often has small boats floating on its surface, with flocks of white ducks playing carefreely on the water. Schloss Ringelheim was once a monastery built in the 10th century and is now a highly photogenic building. In addition, visitors can explore the Old Town Hall, New Town Hall, St. Marien Church, and the Pilgrimage Church, among others.

　　Salzgitter Reason to visit: One of the very few German cities founded in the 20th century Continent: Europe【Europe】 Country/Region: Germany[Germany] Province/State: Lower Saxony [Lower Saxony] City: Salzgitter [Salzgitter]