Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Quedlinburg

The UNESCO World Heritage city of Quedlinburg features a rare combination of ancient, medieval and modern culture and art treasures. Get to know Quedlinburg with its 1,300 half-timbered houses and learn about German history with inventive guided city tours taking you from the historic town centre up to the castle.

Explore timeless Quedlinburg

Today, the town is rapidly evolving into a prime tourist attraction with performance art, painting exhibitions and social events that further enhance its timelessness. Golfing, swimming, running, hiking, biking, fishing and hunting are just some of the sportive leisure activities on offer in Quedlinburg.

Enjoy the beautiful nature of the Harz region

Situated in the Harz region in Western Saxony-Anhalt, an hour from the legendary Brocken, the highest mountain in the region, the city is surrounded by lush greenery. Discover the unspoilt beautiful natural beauty of this region during day trips to Wernigerode or a round trip through the Harz.

The team of the Wyndham Garden Quedlinburg Stadtschloss Hotel is happy to assist you with your personal selection of activities!

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Quedlinburg town hall

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Quedlinburg's town hall is one of the oldest Gothic buildings in Middle Germany and therefore is a protected monument. Particularly worth seeing are the two-storey archive tower, the coat of arms representation at the City Hall portal and the stained glass windows in the hall's interior. A lush overgrowth of ivy and many flower boxes are characteristic of this building.

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Collegiate Church St. Servatii

Next to Quedlinburg Old Town, also the Romanesque church on the castle hill has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage since 1994. The three-aisled basilica dates far back to the 11th century. The impressive sandstone building towers high above the city's rooftops. It houses the treasure of the Collegiate Church.

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Roseburg castle in the Eastern Harz region

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The architecture of Roseburg castle, located between Rieder and Ballenstedt, combines different style elements: Romanesque architecture with Italian early Baroque, and also a little Art Nouveau and Classicism. Surrounded by a magnificent park, the so-called “Fairytale Castle” is a popular excursion destination.

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Collegiate Church St. Cyriakus

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The Collegiate Church St. Cyriakus in Gernrode is one of the most important Ottonian buildings as well as one of the most relevant monuments of the Romanesque period. With its history dating back to the 10th century, it is a popular place of pilgrimage for tourists and locals. The crypt, the baptismal font and the tomb of Count Gero are particularly worth seeing.

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Old Elementary School in Gernrode

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If you want to experience a real history class, the "Alte Elementarschule" (Old Elementary School) is just the right place. The school was first mentioned in documents in the 16th century. It was considered the oldest Lutherian school in Germany. In addition to cultural exhibitions, visitors can view exhibitions of the town's and the school's history as well as art exhibitions.

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Selke Valley Trail

The Selke Valley Trail covers a total length of 75 km and takes you through the Eastern Harz and the Selketal. Explore the variety of fascinating landscapes: lush green forests, wonderful views on the Harz Mountains up to the Brocken, beautiful valleys and historical natural monuments and memorials.

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