Celle

Celle district is an administrative region in Lower Saxony that spans diverse landscapes and terrain types. The area combines towns and cities with rural communities, featuring forests, river valleys, and open countryside.

The area took shape as a distinct administrative district during the 19th century through Prussian reforms. This organizational structure has endured and continues to guide regional governance today.

The district is known for its castles and half-timbered buildings that shape the appearance of many towns. These historic structures remain active parts of daily life, serving as homes and venues for cultural events.

The district is served by multiple towns, with the district capital offering central services for residents. Exploring the region requires moving between different communities, as attractions and services are spread across the area.

The district contains significant memorial sites that document difficult chapters of history within its boundaries. These places function as centers for learning and reflection, offering visitors profound insights into past events.

Location: Lower Saxony

Inception: 1885

Capital city: Celle

Elevation above the sea: 59 m

Shares border with: Gifhorn, Uelzen District, Heidekreis, Hannover Region

Website: https://landkreis-celle.de

GPS coordinates: 52.71000,10.10000

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:08