| An invitation to spend time in Queldinburg
and its surroundings is the leitmotiv of our heritage residences. The medieval city plan of the one-time Ottonian metropolis can still be discerned |
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today. 1,200 half-timbered houses, a
collection of art-nouveau villas and contemporary additions invite our
visitors to the discovery of art, history and culture. The crown jewel
in this treasure of historical urban architecture is the abbey church. |
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With its variety of cultural offerings- from intact
Romanesque structures to the Lyonel Feininger Gallery. Quedlinburg extends its invitation for a visit all year round. |
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| Particular high points in the course of the
year are the Kaiser’s Spring Festival, the Quedlinburg Music Summer, the
Pro-Vinz Art Festival, the Day of the Open Monument and Advent in the
Courtyards.
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| Along the "Romanesque Road " one
experiences the rich historical setting of the region and its
extraordinary importance in the Middle Ages. |
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Quedlinburg is also ideally located for hiking tours or for narrow-gage train excursions into the romantic valleys of the Bode and Selke rivers. | |
| The gently rolling terrain before the Harz
mountains is ideal for bicycle tours. Make Quedlinburg your point of
departure for visits to historical sites of special importance:
monuments along the "Romanesque Road,” UNESCO World Heritage sites or
the gardens and parks of Sachsen-Anhalt’s "Garden Dream.” |
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| We offer individual programs for every guest and welcome each of you most cordially - with your family, your friends, or as a touring group. | ||
