Meisdorf: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Those interested in the established history of a locality will find a clearly documented point of reference in Meisdorf: The settlement's history dates back to its first documented mention as “Meyßtorp” in 1184.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Meisdorf.

Landscape, History and Trails

Historic fortified farm complexes have been preserved in the village. One of them houses a museum displaying agricultural and household equipment from several centuries.

The Selke Valley around Meisdorf is suitable for extensive hiking and cycling excursions.

Meisdorf is located where the Selke forms a broad river floodplain and is the gateway to the Selke Valley.

The centrally located former patronal church of the von der Asseburg family is a remarkable landmark of the village and has Romanesque origins.

The EuroVelo Route R1, a long-distance cycle route, runs through Meisdorf.

Surroundings

Schloß Asseburg and Falkenstein are located in the immediate vicinity of Meisdorf. Also in the immediate vicinity are Falckenstein, the castle and castle chapel, as well as Kirchberg, Eckartsberg, Friedrichshohenberg and Galgenberg.

Arnstein Castle is located in the surrounding area of Meisdorf.

Meisdorf is a village and district of Falkenstein/Harz on the northern edge of the Harz Mountains, at the outlet of the Selke Valley.

A documented hiking route follows the Selke from Meisdorf to Selkemühle.

The nearby Falkenstein Castle lies between Meisdorf and Pansfelde and can be reached via a forest path approximately two kilometres long.

Those wishing to compare other places can then also visit Ermsleben and afterwards view the accommodation in Meisdorf.

To the higher-level travel overview: Falkenstein/Harz.