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STAYING CONNECTED WHILE ON HOLIDAY

Explore the Harz region at your leisure without a car.

Take the bus to go hiking, visit sights, explore old towns and head to attractions in the Goslar district.

Why take the bus rather than drive?

  • Travelling stress-free
  • No need to hunt for a parking space
  • Travelling without your own car
  • Perfect for walks
  • Combined with the railway and the Brocken Railway

The best places to visit with HarzBus

GOSLAR OLD TOWN
Explore Goslar on bus routes 810, 822, 830, 850, 860 and 861.
The historic old town of Goslar is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered one of the most beautiful half-timbered towns in Germany. Visitors can look forward to winding alleyways, the market square with its carillon, numerous cafés and the Imperial Palace.
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RAMMELS-
MOUNTAIN
All routes to Goslar; from there, it’s just a short walk away.
The Rammelsberg Visitor Mine and the Imperial Palace tell the story of Goslar and mining in the Harz Mountains. Both attractions are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and are popular destinations for the whole family.
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BAD HARZBURG
Bus routes 810 and 821 to Bad Harzburg.
Bad Harzburg combines nature, relaxation and adventure. Highlights include the Burgberg cable car, the treetop walk, the BaumSchwebeBahn and numerous walking trails in the Harz National Park.
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COCK'S-FOOT
Route 830 from Goslar via Hahnenklee to Bockswiese.
The health resort of Hahnenklee is famous for its stave church, the ‘Liebesbankweg’ (Love Bench Trail) and the ErlebnisBocksBerg, which features a cable car, a summer toboggan run and a bike park.
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OKERSTAUSEE & OKERTAL
Route 861 between Goslar and Altenau
The Oker Reservoir is one of the most beautiful natural destinations in the Harz Mountains. Visitors can go hiking, cycling or explore the impressive rock formations of the Oker Valley.
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CLAUSTHAL-ZELLERFELD
Bus routes 830, 832 and 840 to Clausthal-Zellerfeld.
The university town of Clausthal-Zellerfeld lies at the heart of the Upper Harz Water Management System, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ponds, ditches and historic watercourses characterise this unique cultural landscape.
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TORFHAUS
Routes 840 and 820 from Altenau and Bad Harzburg
Torfhaus is a popular starting point for day trips. Well-known highlights include the 65-metre-high Harz Tower with its glass skywalk and slide, the TorfHaus National Park Visitor Centre, and the famous Goethe Trail to the Brocken.
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Holidays without a car – our tips.

  • For walkers
  • Start the walk and take the bus back
  • Avoid circular walks
  • Go straight to popular starting points
  • For older people
  • Convenient direct connections
  • Day trips without the hassle of finding a parking space

Which ticket is right for me?

With the right ticket, you can get around the Harz region with complete flexibility. Whether it’s a day trip, a weekend break or a longer holiday – the VRB tariff offers the right ticket for every journey. Find out quickly which option best suits your plans.

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... spend a day out and about Day ticket
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Free mobile services with HATIX

As an overnight guest in the Harz region, you’ll automatically receive the HATIX guest ticket. This allows you to use the entire HarzBus network free of charge during your stay and explore the Harz region in comfort. All the information is here.

If you have any questions about tickets, simply use the VRB timetable and fare enquiry service. It will automatically show you the right ticket for your journey.

TIMETABLE AND FARE INFORMATION