Hüttenrode: Hotels and Accommodations

Hüttenrode is located in the Harz at an elevation of approximately 450 to 480 meters above sea level. The village lies on a plateau in the Lower Harz and is considered to be surrounded by an attractive landscape. In the immediate Lower Harz area around Hüttenrode, dense forests and extensive meadows shape the landscape.

If you would like to find and book a hotel in Hüttenrode, you can focus your accommodation search on this location.

History and Culture

The documented origins of Hüttenrode date back to 1133. Iron ore mining also shaped the development of the village for a long time; its importance continued until the middle of the 20th century.

Transport

Hüttenrode is connected by regular bus route 261. The former railway station was demolished after passenger services had been discontinued. Road access is via the B27; the L94 runs through the village toward the B81.

Surroundings

The ruins of Königsburg, Klein Lauenburg, and Groß Lauenburg are located near Hüttenrode. Hohnekamm is also in the surrounding area. Astberg and Staufenberg are in the immediate vicinity of Hüttenrode, while Bodesprung is located in the wider regional area. The Schlossmuseum, Quedlinburg, is also located in the wider regional area.

Nearby excursion destinations include the small and large castles in Blankenburg, as well as Hermannshöhle and Baumannshöhle in neighboring Rübeland.

Hiking

A published hiking route from Blankenburg leads via Hüttenrode and includes viewpoints near the village.

Other local destinations: Derenburg

For the higher-level travel overview: Blankenburg Am Harz.