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Magdeburg | Witness the dialogue between Gothic and Hundertwasser
āMagdeburg, the capital of Saxony-Anhalt, is a "Pearl on the Elbe" reborn from the ruins of World War II.ā
š©šŖāØ Magdeburg, Germany ā History, Architecture & the Elbe
āDiscover Magdeburg, the historic capital of Saxony-Anhalt, beautifully situated along the Elbe River.ā
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āThe Elbe River in Dresden is a dream for a city walk!ā
Magdeburg in Germany, impressive city
āIt's a central German city on the Elbe River.ā
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#underratedspots #germany I recently took a day trip from Berlin to Magdeburg, and it turned out to be much more interesting than I expected. The train ride is easy and takes around 1.5 hours, which makes Magdeburg a very convenient option if you want to get out of Berlin for a day. Iād recommend starting in the historic centre and walking towards Magdeburg Cathedral. The cathedral is one of the cityās main landmarks and, for me, one of the most impressive buildings to see during the trip. From there, continue towards the Kloster Unser Lieben Frauen, then walk through the city centre to the Green Citadel. The Green Citadel was probably the most unusual building I saw in Magdeburg. It was designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser, so it looks completely different from the surrounding architecture, with its colourful faƧade, uneven lines, towers and lots of greenery. I actually found myself walking around it several times because there were so many little details to notice. After exploring the centre, Iād head towards the Elbe and spend some time walking along the river. This was one of my favourite parts of the day because the city suddenly feels much more open and peaceful. You can then continue towards the SternbrĆ¼cke, which is also where I found the best views for photos. If you want a nice panoramic shot of Magdeburg, Iād definitely make the detour to SternbrĆ¼cke Magdeburg. For lunch, Iād simply stop somewhere in the city centre before continuing the walk. Magdeburg is compact enough that you can see a lot of the main sights on foot without constantly checking public transport. My ideal one-day itinerary would be: arrive by train in the morning ā Magdeburg Cathedral ā Kloster Unser Lieben Frauen ā Green Citadel ā lunch in the centre ā walk along the Elbe ā SternbrĆ¼cke for the best photos ā back to the centre and train to Berlin. What I liked about Magdeburg was that it doesnāt feel overwhelming. You can see the major sights in one day, but thereās still enough variety to keep the walk interesting ā historic buildings, unusual modern architecture, the river and plenty of open space. For an easy day away from Berlin, I thought it was definitely worth the trip.
ā#underratedspots #germany I recently took a day trip from Berlin to Magdeburg, and it turned out to be much more interesting than I expected.āExplore Magdeburg on the map
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What is Magdeburg famous for?
āMagdeburg is known for its wealth of attractions and things to do. Here are a few highlights: Zoologischer Garten Magdeburg, Elbauenpark, and Magdeburg Cathedral Saint Mauritius and Catherine.