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thumb|Half-timbered Stiftsherrenhaus (left) and Renaissance Leisthaus, both parts of the Hamelin Museum right|thumb|upright|Pied Piper well (Rattenfängerbrunnen) Several romantic 16th-century half-timbered houses with lavish ornaments, e.g. Stiftsherrenhaus (canons' house) and Bürgerhaus (house of the citizenry)
Hanover, state capital, 50 km northeast (40–45 minutes by train) Hildesheim, historical city with several medieval cultural monuments, 50 km east (50 minutes by train) Lemgo, extraordinarily well-preserved old town with many medieval and Renaissance merchant's houses, 40 km west Detmold, with the iconic Hermann's monument, 45 km west Bodenwerder, origin city of the Baron von Münchausen legends, namesake of Munchausen syndrome, with entertaining statues throughout the town commemorating the myths
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Hamelin ( French pronunciation: [amlɛ̃]) is a commune in the Manche department in north-western France.
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