The entire holiday home AltesRathaus consists of a combination of a magistrate's and a mayor's flat.This combination offers stunning views of the Innerste Valley and the old mining town of Wildemann. It accommodates 12 people in total and features 2 spacious living rooms with dining area, 6 bedrooms (each for 2 people), 2 kitchens with dining area and 2 bathrooms with bath and toilet.Five bedrooms have a double bed and a flat-screen TV, and the sixth bedroom has two single beds.The living rooms are luxuriously furnished and have large sofas, dining tables for 12 people, large flat-screen satellite TVs and stereo systems. Of course, you have fast and free 500 Mbps Wi-Fi throughout the house.Live like the magistrates and city councillors.Just as the mayors of the mining town once lived, you will stay in Wildemann's old town hall. Your holiday here will be an unforgettable experience! Centrally located in the village centre, above the Bohlweg, is this typical Harz patrician house, built around 1870.From here, you can reach restaurants and inns without having to climb any heights.The house is slightly higher and sunny on the slope of the Gallingsberg, not directly on the main road, but on a small square. This is where the hiking trail to Magdalena church begins, and many hiking trails start. Wildemann, surrounded by nature, in the heart of the Oberharz World Heritage Site. In summer, you can hike, mountain bike, swim in the pool or on the terrace. In winter, you can go hiking, cross-country skiing, downhill skiing and tobogganing, take boat trips on the Oker reservoir, visit a mining museum, visit a 19-Lachtertunnel, visit thermal spas or ride the steam train to the Brocken...Location description: Wildemann, surrounded by nature, in the heart of the Oberharz World Heritage Region. In summer, you can hike, mountain bike, swim in the pool or on the terrace. In winter you can go hiking, cross-country skiing, downhill skiing and tobogganing, take boat trips on the Oker reservoir, visit the Mining Museum, the 19-Lachter tunnels, the thermal baths or take the steam train to the Brocken...