Avendshausen

  • Church
The district of Avendshausen is located approximately 9 km northwest of the city Einbeck. 
The village of Avendshausen lies northwest of Einbeck, somewhat removed from the main transportation routes of the city of Einbeck. The village has approximately 126 residents ( as of January 2, 2024).

Avendshausen was first mentioned in a documentin 1286.

Culture and Attractions:

  • The “St. Petri” church in Avendshausen, rebuilt in 1657, still houses a baptismal font dating back to the 13th century.
  • A distinctive half-timbered building next to the church was once the parsonage, built in 1788.
The “Brücken und Grenzen” circular bike trail runs through the village. At the edge of Avendshausen, heading toward Rengershausen , there is a bike rest area at the Alte Linde.

In addition, the “PANORAMAWEG” themed hiking trail passes through the village.

Good to know

Eligibility

  • Suitable for any weather

  • for individual guests

  • Pet allowed

  • for Children of all Ages

Foreign Language

German

Accessibility

General Information on Accessibility
The sidewalks in the village are not barrier-free, but should be accessible with wheelchairs and walking frames .

Contact person

Ms. Antje Sölter
Pferdestraße 6
37574 Einbeck

Author

Tourist-Information Einbeck
Marktstraße 13
37574 Einbeck

Organization

Tourist-Information Einbeck

License (master data)

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Our recommendations

Zwei Radfahrer:innen auf einem grünen Waldweg überqueren eine kleine Holzbrücke.
Two women sitting on a wooden bench are enjoying the panoramic view of the vast meadows and fields.