What is another word for hameln?

Pronunciation: [hˈe͡ɪməln] (IPA)

Hameln is a city located in Lower Saxony, Germany, famous for its legendary tale of the Pied Piper. The name Hameln originates from the Old Saxon word "hamel" which means "rocky cliff" or "stone hill." There are various synonyms for the word "Hameln" such as: Pied Piper's town, Rat-catcher's city, or Weser town, named after its location on the river Weser. The city is also known as a hub for trade and commerce and has been referred to as a Hanseatic city or a merchant town. Tourists often visit Hameln for its beautiful medieval architecture, churches, museums, and of course, the Pied Piper legend.

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