Holiday apartment for max. 4 persons
Oberharz am Brocken-Sorge, Saxony-Anhalt, (Harz in Saxony-Anhalt), Germany

Welcome to Sorge in the Harz region and to the country house holiday apartments “Am Brockenblock”. Our apartments are on a slope in the valley of the warm Bode, surrounded by lush meadows and thick forests, with many possibilities for active recreation and relaxation close to nature. Whether for a short trip over the weekend or your annual holiday in the Harz hills, our holiday apartments are available for you.

The apartment measures around 48m² and includes a shower, WC, hairdryer, makeup mirror, bathrobe, satellite TV, Wi-Fi and radio. It comprises a big living room, a separate bedroom, a kitchen unit, a bathroom with a shower and a separate hallway area and balcony. Maximum occupancy is 4 people.

There is a roofed outdoor seating area with a solid wooden swing and lawn.

You can make use of a relaxation room with restful music, as well as a fitness room. After a great and exciting holiday day in the Harz region, you can enjoy a hot sauna infusion. The Finnish sauna stimulates the circulation and strengthens the endogenous immunity. The high air humidity in our steam bath promotes blood flow. The body is purified and detoxified, increasing your well-being and performance.

The Harz region – the northernmost German Mittelgebirge. It lies at the intersection of Niedersachsen, Sachsen-Anhalt and Thüringen. It is an increasingly popular holiday and trip destination for all ages. The region offers its guests many places of interest such as castles, lakes, mines and historical timber-framed towns. Walks between mountains and valleys offer unique impressions of nature. A day trip by car through the Harz region reveals how mighty these mountains at the heart of Germany are. The B242 takes you everywhere in the Harz region. Directly along the route, places such as Bad Harzburg, Braunlage, Sorge, Tanne, Trautenstein, Hasselfelde, Stiege, Güntersberge and Harzgerode await you. The Brocken, Wurmberg, the towns Wernigerode, Quedlinburg and Goslar, as well as the Harz narrow-gauge railway are within easy access. Whether it is hiking, mountaineering, swimming, cycling or town visits – everything is possible in the Harz region, at the heart of which is the national park. It was formed in 2006, as the first national park in Germany across federal state borders, from the two existing national parks Harz (Niedersachsen) and Hochharz (Sachsen-Anhalt).