Heider Wasserturm

The largest marketplace in Germany. Due to its use as a large inner-city marketplace, locals and tourists from the surrounding area are also pleased that they will find sufficient parking space for shopping close to the city centre.

Mediaeval event, which takes place every two years on the market square. Visitors can look forward to traders, old handicrafts, rural cattle market, showmen, jugglers, musicians and dancers in colourful robes.

From 1819 to 1887, the house (now a museum) was owned by the Brahms family and was acquired by the Brahms Society in 1988. In 1990 it was handed over to its new purpose: to preserve, maintain and make the work of Johannes Brahms accessible to a broad public. The Brahms House is the northernmost musicians' museum in Germany and offers a place of remembrance of the great composer.

The Museum Island has existed since 1904 and tells the history of Heide, which dates back to the 15th century. It includes the "Alte Schmiede", "Stade-Haus", "Pferdestall" and "Klaus-Groth-Museum". The museum hosts regular cultural events that provide visitors with a cultural experience.

Church in a central location. Worship services, concerts and other events are held there.

Theatre for cabarets and plays. It was founded in 1904 and has 3 halls and a lounge with a total of 465 seats. Parties, weddings, company celebrations and concerts can also take place here by arrangement.