The information centers for the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Rammelsberg Mine, Old Town of Goslar and Upper Harz Water Management" are open for you at the Walkenried, Goslar and Clausthal-Zellerfeld locations. In an exciting exhibition, you can find out more about the World Heritage theme free of charge at stations that are partly interactive.

The low-barrier information centers serve as an overview of the UNESCO World Heritage and form the prelude to the original sites in the World Heritage in the Harz Mountains. At the respective locations, they mainly take on the function of “spotlights” for the places in the immediate vicinity and convey their special features. At the Walkenried location, these more closely examined places are the Cistercian Museum Walkenried Monastery, the Samson Pit in Sankt Andreasberg or the Oderteich of the Upper Harz Water Management in the middle of the Harz National Park. The Goslar location illuminates the Rammelsberg World Heritage Site and the old town of Goslar. In Clausthal-Zellerfeld, the Upper Harz Mining Museum and the Upper Harz Water Management are just some of many themes.

The importance of UNESCO World Heritage sites for the entire world community is also presented - World Heritage belongs to everyone and connects people across borders.

After the World Heritage Info Center in June 2022 in Walkenried, the World Heritage Info Center in the Old Town Hall in Goslar was added in April 2022. Another world heritage information centre opened at the Clausthal-Zellerfeld site on the 18. Sepembre 2022. They are important infrastructure measures for tourism and, in addition to developing and communicating the world heritage sites, contribute to better networking of the existing offers in the world heritage.