Winter Sports

Ravensberg Mountain (660 metres) offering a scenic view of the whole Harz is used for various winter sports.

Sights

• The Town Hall was built in a Jugendstil style which was very popular in Germany at the beginning of the 20th century. It has several oriels, a veranda and a pavilion. The conference hall represents the Jugendstil style in a very typical way.^[3] The Town Hall which is surrounded by half-timbered mansions is in a small park.
• St. Nikolai Church

The Protestant church was built on a small hill in the town center offering a scenic view of Marktstrasse, the High Street of Bad Sachsa and the colourful Market Place. The Romanesque clock tower of the church was built in the middle of the 12th century. The nave was added around 1300. The altar dating from 1595 was financed by Hansen Hartmann, the then mayor of Bad Sachsa. In 1691 a half-timbered aisle was added to the church the pulpit of which dates from 1711.^[4]

• Römerstein Rocks

Near the suburb of Steina in the southwest of Bad Sachsa the Römerstein Rocks are worth a visit. The coralline rocks were formed about 250 million years ago. Relics of a settlement were found close by. They are estimated to be about 10,000 years old.^[5]

• Sachsenburg Ruins

The ruins of Sachsenburg Castle can be visited in the southwest of the town. The castle was built in the 11th century and destroyed in 1074. The most impressive part is a tower with a diameter of more than ten metres. Excavations were carried out here in 1891-93.^[3] The castle can only be reached on a walking track starting from Blomberg street in the southeastern part of the town. It is in the forest near a railway track which must not be crossed by pedestrians.

• Grenzland Museum

Grenzland Museum was founded in the suburb of Tettenborn in 1992 and is dedicated to the Inner German border which was less than one mile away from Bad Sachsa.

Traffic connections

Bad Sachsa is easily accessible by train as it has a railway station on the South Harz Railway. The neighbouring towns and villages can be reached by bus.

Sights

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  St. Nikolai Church
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  Town Hall
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  River Uffe opposite the Town Hall
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  High Street
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  Market Place
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  Sachsenburg Ruins

Born in Bad Sachsa

• Klaus Bühler (born 1941), politician
• Hans-Ulrich Schulz (born 1945), theologian and General Superintendent
• Axel Hartmann (born 1948), diplomat

People associated with Bad Sachsa

• Willi Müller (1896–1964), mayor, community director, honorary citizen and city manager of Bad Sachsa
• Rolf Kalmuczak (1938–2007), writer, student of Pädagogium Bad Sachsa
• Veruschka von Lehndorff (born 1939), actress, fashion model, painter and photographer; was interned as a child after the failed assassination attempt on July 20, 1944 on Adolf Hitler in Bad Sachsa, because her father was a participant of the plot
• Alexandra (1942–1969), singer, spent often holidays in Bad Sachsa and was inspired by the Wilhelm Bobring song "My Friend the tree" (Mein Freund der Baum)
• Hans-Heinrich Sander (1945–2017), FDP Minister of Environment and Member of Parliament in Lower Saxony
• Lutz Hoffmann (1959–1997), gymnast and teacher