Sachsen-Anhalt

Aschersleben, the oldest town in Saxony-Anhalt, welcomes visitors with its historic town centre and largely preserved town fortifications.

Built in the French Gothic style, the cathedral with its cathedral treasure is the landmark of Halberstadt.

In 1996, the two Luther memorials in Lutherstadt Eisleben were honoured with the title "UNESCO World Heritage Site".

Magdeburg's landmark is the cathedral.

The ensemble of castle and palace above Allstedt was first mentioned in documents in the 9th century under the name "Alstediburg".

The Bach city of Köthen is dedicated to the famous musician and composer Johann Sebastian Bach.

Jerichower Land borders the River Elbe to the west and Brandenburg to the east.

Wanzleben Castle was first mentioned in a document in 896.

The state-recognised resort town on the Saale river, Bad Dürrenberg, boasts 8,000 years of history.

Theatre performances have been held at the Goethe Theatre in Bad Lauchstädt for 200 years.

The historic district of Schönebeck Bad Salzelmen is a state-recognised spa.

The Europa Rosarium is located on a spacious hill in Sangerhausen.

The Handel House in Halle is dedicated to the life and work of the famous composer George Frideric Handel.

The Marina Mücheln harbour is a popular tourist destination on the Geiseltalsee.