Königshütte Bad Lauterberg

Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the Königshütte ironworks in Bad Lauterberg, one of the most important industrial monuments in the Harz Mountains. The former ironworks was founded in 1733. Some of the buildings still date back to this time. Other buildings that characterize the site today were erected in the 19th century.

Here you can experience the history of technology live. The Förderkreis Königshütte offers guided tours of the ironworks site and the Südharzer Eisenhüttenmuseum. Historic machines, some still with transmission drive, the old foundry with cupola furnaces and many details from the time of industrialization make your visit a special experience.

Since 2014, the facility has held the title “Cultural Monument of National Importance”. The Königshütte also serves as a backdrop for events and has been used as a film location several times – including for the film “Berlin Berlin”, for “Ein ganz großer Traum” with Daniel Brühl and for the short film “Niemandsland”, which is about the escape from the GDR.

The Königshütte is a worthwhile destination for anyone planning excursions in Bad Lauterberg. Whether you are a culture fan, technology enthusiast or family – this excursion destination in Bad Lauterberg is sure to delight.

Tip: Combine your vacation in Bad Lauterberg with a visit to the Königshütte. History, nature and experiences – all in one place.