Hildesheim, lost in the foothills of the Harz, soaked in the salt of the nearby North Sea, is considered one of the oldest cities in Lower Saxony. Despite heavy damage during the war, the city still retains the character of the Middle Ages.

Hildesheim is best known for its churches, two of which, Hildesheim Cathedral and St. Michael's Church, testify in an unusual way to the Romanesque religious art of the Holy Roman Empire. UNESCO recognized this by including 1985 the Church of St. Michael and the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin in the World Heritage List. In the museums of Hildesheim, visitors can find world-class art and historical and cultural treasures. The Roemer-und-Pelizaeus Museum in Hildesheim is best known for its ancient Egyptian collection.

A unique attraction of Hildesheim is the local cuisine. The famous Hildesheim pumpernickel is very popular in these parts. This dish, invented in 1733, is simple rye bread. Hildesheim is also known throughout Germany for its spectacular festivals and traditional celebrations. Among them is one of the largest music festivals in Germany - the M'era Luna Festival. In addition to entertainment, the city pays excellent attention to the healthcare system. Academic Hospital Helios Hildesheim, which works closely with Hannover Medical School, offers first-class medical services. The highly qualified medical team specializes in oncology, obstetrics, and surgery.

Germany is a historical country in itself, but the city of Hildesheim has its historical magic. Large museums and old cathedrals, shopping areas, and architecture of the 14-15th century will interest every tourist.

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