Experience Germany up close – with exciting excursions and cultural highlights.
Discover BELANTIS – The Adventure Kingdom, a family-friendly theme park just outside Leipzig. Explore various themed worlds with exciting roller coasters, rides for all ages, and entertaining shows – fun for the whole family.
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Visit Germany's oldest chocolate factory, the Halloren Chocolate World in Halle. Dive into the sweet history of chocolate, marvel at the famous chocolate room in the museum, and purchase delicious specialties directly from the factory outlet. Open Monday to Saturday from 10 AM to 6 PM.
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For all history enthusiasts, the State Museum of Prehistory in Halle is a must-visit. It is one of Europe's most important archaeological museums and houses the world-famous Nebra Sky Disc, one of the 20th century's most significant archaeological finds (UNESCO Memory of the World).
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Near the discovery site of the Sky Disc, the Nebra Ark, a modern visitor center, awaits you. A multimedia exhibition takes you back to the era of the Sky Disc. From here, you can hike or take a bus to Mittelberg hill to discover the site and its observation tower.
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Discover the impressive Pömmelte Ring Sanctuary, often referred to as "German Stonehenge." This reconstructed monumental circular enclosure from the Neolithic period offers fascinating insights into prehistoric rituals and cults. A worthwhile trip for anyone interested in ancient history.
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The Goseck Solar Observatory is the oldest known reconstruction of such an observatory in Europe. Experience how people observed the solstices and other celestial events over 7,000 years ago using this fascinating wood-earth construction.
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The Francke Foundations in Halle are a unique ensemble of historic buildings and a significant 18th-century educational and social institution. Particularly noteworthy is the Baroque Cabinet of Artefacts and Natural Curiosities, one of Europe's oldest originally preserved civic collections.
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Climb the picturesque ruins of Giebichenstein Castle (Oberburg), one of Halle's oldest structures, majestically towering over the Saale River. Enjoy the fantastic view and delve into the city's medieval history.
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The Red Tower, a striking landmark in Halle's market square, houses Europe's largest carillon. Listen to its chimes or take the opportunity to climb the tower at certain times and learn more about its history.
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The Hausmannstürme (Keepers' Towers) of the Market Church "Our Dear Women" offer a breathtaking panoramic view over Halle after climbing 225 steps. Discover the historic tower keeper's apartment and enjoy the view from this central city landmark.
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