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Cathedral Cities

The landmarks of Saxony-Anhalt’s eight cathedral cities can be seen from afar! These imposing structures from various epochs bear witness to an eventful past and were the scenes of many important historical events over the centuries. Splendid cathedral treasuries are enshrined within their walls.

Stendal

The current collegiate church known as Dom St. Nikolaus (St. Nikolaus Cathedral) since the end of the Middle Ages, was built between 1423 and 1463.

Halle (Saale)

The towerless cathedral of Halle is a curiosity. It was originally a church within a Dominican monastery, founded in 1271. The church’s excellent acoustics make it a popular setting for concerts and theatre performances.

Halberstadt

Fabulous architecture and treasures: Halberstadt is known as the ”Gateway to the Harz”. The cathedral houses a priceless treasure.

Havelberg Dom St. Marien

(Cathedral of St. Marian)
Gothic-altered pillar basilica

Magdeburg

The northern and southern routes of the “Romanesque Road” meet in Magdeburg. Here Dom St. Mauritius (St. Maurice’s Cathedral), the Kloster Unser Lieben Frauen (Cloister of Our Dear Lady), the St. Petri-Kirche (Church of St. Petri), and the Probsteikirche St. Sebastian (Church of St. Sebastian) all invite you to travel back in time to the Middle Ages.

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