Sachsen-Anhalt

The Francke Foundations in Halle an der Saale are home to a variety of social and educational institutions.

The Lower Saale Valley Nature Park stretches between Halle and Bernburg to the west and east of the river that gives it its name.

Located in the southern Harz Mountains, the town of Stolberg once served as the residence of the Count of Stolberg of the same name.

To the west of Magdeburg lies the Magdeburger Börde cultural landscape, which is criss-crossed by the rivers Bode, Aller and Saale.

Hundisburg Castle with its historic garden is located on the edge of the Magdeburger Börde tourist region.

The Ilse Valley stretches from the national park town of Ilsenburg to the vicinity of the Brocken peak in the Harz National Park.

With its impressive rock formations and mild climate, the Saale-Unstrut-Triasland Nature Park is ideal for winegrowing.

South of Magdeburg, the Pömmelte ring sanctuary is part of the Himmelswege, an archaeological tourist route in Saxony-Anhalt.

The Sachsenspiegel art project in Reppichau is dedicating its exhibition to the first medieval law book in the German language and the history of law.

Around 250 metres high, the Petersberg rises out of the landscape of the Saale district, visible from afar.

The historic Rolandstadt Calbe is idyllically situated on the Saalebogen.

First mentioned in a document in 806, the salt town of Stassfurt is located to the south of the state capital Magdeburg.

The Rübeländer stalactite caves in the Harz Mountains are impressive natural phenomena.