We use cookies and assets

We use cookies and similar technologies (assets) to ensure that you get the most out of our website based on the data we collect. If you accept the predefined cookie settings, by default we only use the essential cookies and assets as well as the anonymized analytics by Matamo.

Essential

Essential cookies and assets are used to run the website. Click here to find further information on essential cookies and assets.

Convenience and personalization

We use these cookies and assets to offer you various services, such as the NE53 newsletter, virtual tours, videos und online maps. For this purpose, we and the relevant service providers use the information obtained by the cookies and assets to analyze and save this information. Such information may include details of your end device and certain personal data (e.g. IP address, browser history, geolocation data or unique identifiers).

Processing of personal data in third countries (outside the EU) by YouTube and Google

If you select "Accept all" or individual services, you consent to the processing of your personal data in the US according to Article 49(1) lit. a) GDPR. According to the Court of Justice of the European Union, the US has a lower level of data protection than in the EU. The reason behind this judgment is that personal data could be processed by US authorities for control or monitoring purposes without the possibility to appeal to the same extent provided by EU standards.

Analytics

For user behavior tracking, we use the Matomo tool with IP anonymization (i.e. the last three digits of your IP address are masked and not not passed on to third parties) by default to comply with privacy laws. Our "legitimate interest" governed by Article 6(1) lit. f) GDPR is the legal grounds for processing the data. You can object here to this processing.

For more information on which data are collected and how they are used, please read our privacy and cookie guidelines:

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