Romkerhall

Romkerhall is a charming ensemble of a small castle-like building and a cascading waterfall set in the narrow Oker valley, about 10 kilometers south of Goslar. The building, built in the 19th century in a romantic Tudor style, was originally a hunting lodge and later a hotel. Today it houses a restaurant and a hotel, but the main draw is the waterfall that plunges over a rocky ledge beside the structure. The waterfall is especially impressive after heavy rain or snowmelt, and the surrounding forest adds to the fairy-tale atmosphere. Visitors can view the waterfall from a small bridge or from the restaurant's terrace. The site is a popular stop for cyclists and hikers along the Oker valley, and it's a favorite photo spot. The area also offers short walking paths along the river.

Don't miss

• Photograph the waterfall with the castle-like building in the background
• Enjoy coffee or a meal on the terrace overlooking the waterfall
• Walk the short riverside paths in the Oker valley
• Visit in spring when snowmelt makes the waterfall especially powerful
• Combine with a bike ride along the Oker valley cycle path

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Romkerhall

Cheapest way inRome Gladiator Show at Gruppo Storico Romano4.2★ · 63 travelers~2 hoursFree cancellationFrom$29 per personSee dates →Most bookedGerman Colosseum and Roman Forum5★ · 673 travelers~3 hoursFrom$115 per personSee dates →Private & flexibleGoslar City guided tour4.7★ · 11 travelers~2 hoursFrom$348 per personSee dates →