10K views · 496 reactions | East Frisian charm: The tranquil fishing village of Greetsiel lies on Germany’s North Sea coast. And its 17th-century gabled houses, along with the historic port and the Greetsieler Zwillingsmühlen windmills, are a sight to see. Who would you want to go with to discover this idyllic town in the German state of Lower Saxony?  Greetsie   instagram.com/themodernleper | DW Travel | Facebook

82K views · 863 reactions | It’s white asparagus season! As the largest producer in Germany, Lower Saxony can rightly claim “the royal vegetable” as its signature dish. Enjoy! Recipe here: https://bit.ly/2FmQyzx #EnjoyGermanFood | Germany - The Travel Destination | Facebook

4.8K views · 106 reactions | Are you familiar with Lower Saxony? We’re highlighting you some of the best tourist attractions from this part of Germany! We’ll be doing this with all 16 federal German states to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Federal Republic of Germany. | DW Travel | Facebook

3.5K views · 34 reactions | World Heritage sites, a rat-catcher and blooming purple: Discover Lower Saxony! A journey from Hanover to the Lüneburg Heath and from Hamelin to East Frisia! | DW Travel | Facebook

13K views · 63 reactions | Hop on your bike and discover Saxony on two wheels! ‍♀️ Many different routes take you through quaint towns and scenic landscapes. What's your favorite cycling route? Find the perfect route for you: https://visitsaxony.com/culture-nature-family-wellness/nature-and-activities/cycling © TMGS | Saxony Tourism | Facebook

14K views · 297 reactions |  Have you been to Saxony? It's a region where 1,000 years of cultural history meet scenic beauty. Discover top-class art and culture, world-famous traditional handicraft and a unique musical landscape. The region's historic towns and cities are charming destinations full of character and stunning castles, palaces and gardens delight with their splendour and beauty.   visitsaxony.com | Saxony Tourism | Facebook

18K views · 1.2K reactions | *Vedic Culture* means thinking oneself lower than the straw in the street; one should be more tolerant than a tree, devoid of all sense of false prestige, and should be ready to offer all respect to others. | Bhagavad-gita | Facebook