Wurmern

Wurmern is a village in Lower Saxony, Germany, located in the North German Plain. The surrounding landscape is predominantly agricultural, with hedgerows and small woodlands. It lies within a short drive of larger towns, where residents access services and employment.

The name Wurmern is believed to derive from an old Low German term related to settlement on a land feature. The first documentary references date to the medieval period, and the village has historically been tied to farming and landownership.

The local economy remains largely rural. Agriculture continues to play a role, complemented by small businesses and residents who commute to nearby towns for work. Local services include a church and a community hall.

Landmarks include a historic parish church dating to the late medieval period and a volunteer fire brigade building. The community organizes regional events, such as village fairs and seasonal celebrations.

Wurmern is connected by regional roads and served by local bus services; the nearest rail link is in a neighboring town. The population is small and predominantly rural in character.