Seulingen belongs to the oldest settlements of the cultural landscape Lowereichsfeld. According to a council resolution, the year of first mention is 975. The municipality is located in the district of Göttingen in Lower Saxony and belongs to the Radolfshausen joint municipality.

Situated on the Suhle, the historic town center is surrounded by many Half-timbered houses and the catholic Parish church of St. John the Baptist characterized. The Lake Seeburg invites you to swim, row and relax approx. 3 km from Seulingen. The world-famous rascal stories of Max and Moritz have become famous in Ebergötzen their origin. Wilhelm Busch spent his childhood in the village and incorporated experiences and characters from Ebergötzen into his stories. Today the Wilhelm Busch Mill to the famous writer. In the immediate vicinity is the European Bread Museumwhich provides information about the origins of bread and its many varieties. Also Duderstadt is not far away. With one of the oldest town halls in Germany, numerous half-timbered houses and a beautiful pedestrian zone, the town offers a good opportunity for shopping and sightseeing. Also worth mentioning here is the completely preserved town wall from the Middle Ages, which surrounds the town center.

With its balanced mix of forests, meadows and fields, the region of the Radolfhausen joint municipality offers ideal conditions for cycling and hiking tours. Especially the Mouse tower near Holzerode, the Mackenröder lace with the Harzblick observation tower and the Hünstollen tower near Bösinghausen invite you to visit nature.