In 1770, the canons laid out paths and benches in the grove south of their church. Around 20 years later, a modest pub was built there, which was popular with the people of Hildesheim.
A small "parlour" was set up for the dance parties. "Prague musicians" provided music in the summer, and "Janischarenmusik" could also be heard there from 1802 onwards. In 1805, the musicians of the Prussian soldiers garrisoned in Hildesheim played in the "Hölzchen".
Together with the former church forest, the Berghölzchen later became the property of the Klosterkammer. In 1843 , a committee was formed to beautify the Berghölzchen, groups of trees were planted on the slope and a terrace was laid out in front of the inn.
From 1849 to 1872, the summer theatre "Tivoli" was held in a quarry behind the inn, where famous actors also performed. In 1862 , the town bought the Berghölzchen from the Klosterkammer.
Today, with its annexes - hotel rooms and conference rooms - it is one of the most popular 4-star conference hotels in Hildesheim and the surrounding area. You will clearly sense the historical charm of the building in the original areas.
Wonderful: the view of the city and the Innerste valley!
