bundesstrasse B82 to Goslar.
Goslar is a popular destination for bikers who enjoy riding their bikes through the Harz mountains.
Bus services to and from Goslar are relatively frequent and efficient. The regional bus operator Brunswick Regional Transport RBB [8] runs a website [9], which assists you with finding the relevant connection. In Goslar, their hub is in front of the central railway station. Here you also find a small travel centre, where staff can provide you with further advise. Essentially, the most frequent routes are between Goslar, Seesen, Harzburg-Spa, Salzgitter and Clausthal-Zellerfeld, with less frequent services to other destinations in the Upper Harz (lines 440, 450, 462, 831, 838, 841, 842, 850, 861, 879). The RegioBus lines are the express ones--the others are slow. The handy thing is that the RBB forms a partnership with other regional public transport operators, so that you only have to buy a single transferable ticket. Thus, there is no need to purchase a new one every time you change your train or bus.
� The Goslar Tank Engine is the leisurely way to get around the town. It offers guided sight-seeing tours (in German only) through the town.
� Bicycle - the environmentally most friendly way to get around Goslar is by bike. Either you bring your own, or you hire one at:
� Zweirad-Linkhorst, B�cker St. 17.
� Fahrradverleih in der Touristinformation Hahnenklee, Kurhaus Way 7, Hahnenklee.
� Sporttreffpunkt Hahnenklee, Rathaus St. 6-7, Hahnenklee.
� Bus [14] - The Goslar town council operates bus services within the municipal boundaries (lines 801, 802, 803, 804, 805, 806) which run between the town centre and the borough of Oker, as well as J�rgenohl and Hahnenklee
