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Sorge: Hotels and Accommodations

Accommodation in Sorge

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Sorge is home to the Sorge Open-Air Border Museum, which presents the former inner-German border at its historic location.

Location and Landscape

Sorge is a mountain village at an elevation of approximately 530 meters in the Warmen Bode valley, between Braunlage and Benneckenstein. The local landscape includes the former inner-German border corridor and the Green Belt around Sorge.

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Culture and History

The Sorge Heimat Festival takes place every year at the former small pond. The ruins of Königsburg are located in the surrounding area. Benneckenstein, St. Laurentius, is also located in the immediate vicinity of Sorge.

Further afield in the region around Sorge are the ruins of Hohenstein Castle and Heinrichsburg.

Surroundings

Hohnekamm, Stöberhai, Kuckuck, and Achtermannshöhe are also located in the surrounding area of Sorge.

Railway and Trails

The Sorge railway station provides access to the Harz Narrow-Gauge Railways, including trips in the direction of the Brocken. The Harz Narrow-Gauge Railways station also offers steam train rides departing from Sorge. A children's playground is located near Sorge railway station.

A documented moderate-difficulty hiking route leads from Benneckenstein via Sorge and Hohegeiß back to Benneckenstein.

Further places for orientation: Königshütte, Benneckenstein, Elend, Elbingerode, Trautenstein, Hasselfelde, Stiege, Rübeland.

To the higher-level travel overview: Oberharz Am Brocken.

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