Park Narodowy Harzu

The Harz National Park is one of the largest national parks in Germany, spreading over nearly 25,000 hectares.

This unique place impresses with a variety of landscapes - from dense forests to rocky formations to unique peat bogs. The park's highest point, Mount Brocken (1141 meters above sea level), offers breathtaking views and extreme weather conditions.

The park is home to more than 7200 species of plants and animals, including rare specimens like the black stork and lynx. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the numerous hiking trails and climbing routes.