Achmer, Germany

City description and overview:

Achmer, currently known as Bramsche, is a town situated in the district of Osnabruck in Lower Saxony of Germany. The city of Bramsche (Achmer) is located about 20 kilometers from the district of Osnabruck at the geographical location of 52° 24′ North 7° 59′ East. It has a population of about 31 thousand people. The town of Bramsche (Achmer) is a small town in the terms of area, with an area of just 183.32 square kilometers. It has a low density of population, of just 169 people per square kilometers. The town of Bramsche (Achmer) is situated at an elevation of 44 meters above sea level. During 1971 to 1972, twelve municipalities that were previously independent were included into the town of Bramsche (Achmer). These included Balkum, Achmer, Epe, Malgarten, Evinghausen, Engter, Hesepe, Kalkriese, LappenStuhl Schleptrup, Pente, Sogeln and Ueffeln. Of these, Kalkriese is famous for being the battle site for the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest.

Weather and best time to travel

Achmer is situated in Norther Europe and hence the climate there is mostly cold throughout the year. During winter, it is mostly snowed in. Hence the best time to visit Achmer is during the summer months from April to July. You can reach Achmer by train. The railway station is located on the famous Oldenburg to Osnabruck railway route. Nord West Bahn operates the train services provided between Oldenburg and Osnabruck. Bramsche (Achmer) also has a regional airport known as the Achmer Airport. It is located just 2 nautical miles southwest of the city of Bramsche (Achmer). This is an airport that supports only general aviation services. It does not have any schedules for any kind of commercial airlines.