Kohnsen stretches between two streams in a shallow hollow between the foothills of the Elfas and the Klapperberg. The village has approx. 263 population (As of: 02.01.2024).
Documentary mention under the name form Cusinhusin in year 1064.
Documentary mention under the name form Cusinhusin in year 1064.
Arts and Culture
- In the center of the oldest part of the village, the lower village, is the quarry stone St. John's Church of the year 1652. This was considered a daughter church (branch) of the St. Alexandri Abbey in Einbeck. It houses the 1503 cast bell. The upper tower structure was only added in 1865/66 based on a design by ConradWilliam Rabbit built.
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opening hours
Freely accessible.
fitness
for any weather
for individual guests
Pets Allowed
suitable for seniors
for children (any age)
Suitable for prams
linguistic proficiency
German
Possible ways to pay
for free
Accessibility
Travel for everyone
The sidewalks in the village are not barrier-free, but should be with Wheelchair and walker accessible .
Arrival & Parking
The village of Kohnsen can be reached via Hannoversche Straße and is connected to the state road 546.
By car you can reach Kohnsen from Einbeck after about 5 km and about 7 minutes.
If you cycle along Hannoversche Str. and L 546, the journey is also about 5 km and takes about 14 minutes.
By car you can reach Kohnsen from Einbeck after about 5 km and about 7 minutes.
If you cycle along Hannoversche Str. and L 546, the journey is also about 5 km and takes about 14 minutes.
Contact person: in
Dr. Dietmar Kappey
On the Landwehr 36
37574 Einbeck
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Market Street 13
37574 Einbeck
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