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Annenriede, Delmenhorst — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Annenriede is a district of Delmenhorst in Lower Saxony, sharing its name with the watercourse that flows into the Delme.
About Annenriede
Where to stay in Annenriede
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Delmenhorst books the rooms. Annenriede is a name on the water and on the district map rather than a hotel address, so the sensible base is Delmenhorst itself, with the Museumsmühle Hasbergen and the Delme within easy reach of it. Quiet is the trade here.
Guests who want the churches of St. Johannes and St. Laurentius on their doorstep can look for a room out this way, though the choice will be small and the town centre keeps the services.
About Annenriede
What are the main landmarks in Annenriede?
Three names make the district's list. What it holds are the parish churches of St. Laurentius and St. Johannes, plus the Museumsmühle Hasbergen, a mill kept as a museum under the Hasbergen name. None of them is a large attraction, and a visitor working through Delmenhorst will find the mill and the two churches quicker to see than to plan a whole day around.
What is the history of Annenriede?
The name belongs first to a watercourse. Annenriede is recorded as a river of Lower Saxony that flows into the Delme near Delmenhorst, and the district carries the same name without a founding year of its own. Buildings supply what the record otherwise lacks: the Museumsmühle Hasbergen in mill form, and the church names St. Johannes and St. Laurentius.
Where is Annenriede?
The Annenriede flows into the Delme near Delmenhorst, and the district of the same name belongs to that Lower Saxony town.
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Updated September 2026