Discover Quedlinburg, a small town in the Harz mountain region in Germany with over 2,000 UNESCO-recognised timber-framed houses, on this self-guided audio tour. Walking through the Old Town at your own pace, you’ll see houses ranging between 300 and 800 years old. This hour-long tour starts in Marktplatz (the market square) in the shadows of the ivy-covered Quedlinburg Rathaus, one of the oldest town halls in Germany. Along the route, you’ll also see Stiftskirche St Servatius Cathedral and hear about Johann Christoph GutsMuth, the father of physical education, and visit their birthplaces including GutsMuths Haus. The tour ends on Castle Hill in Schlossgarten Quedlinburg, a beautiful garden with breathtaking town vistas.
Before arrival, please install the mobile app and use the code provided on your confirmation ticket. This is a self-guided audio tour that you can start, pause, or restart at any time and complete at your own pace. Detailed starting point instructions are available after downloading.
The tour ends at the Lookout Point.
Start your tour in the heart of Quedlinburg at the picturesque Marktplatz, home to the ivy-covered Quedlinburg Rathaus, one of Germany’s oldest town halls.
The historic town hall, a beautiful example of Gothic architecture, housing the city administration.
Marvel at the quaint shoemaker court, a hidden gem accessible through a narrow alley, reflecting the town’s medieval charm.
Visit the historic St. Benedicti Church, dating back to the 13th century, and admire its architectural beauty.
Pass by St. Nicholas Church, another 13th-century gem, showcasing Quedlinburg’s rich ecclesiastical history.
A monument honoring Johann Christoph Friedrich GutsMuths, a pioneer of physical education. See the birthplace of Johann Christoph GutsMuth, the father of physical education, and learn about his contributions to the field.
A stunning example of late medieval architecture, now a notable landmark in Quedlinburg.
Explore one of the oldest timber-framed houses in the world, showcasing Quedlinburg’s architectural heritage.
Listen to the story of how Henry I discovered he would be the new German King at this historic site, adding a regal touch to your tour.
Visit the stunning St. Servatius Cathedral, founded by Henry I and Otto the Great in the 10th century, known for its Romanesque architecture and historical significance.
Discover the remains of Quedlinburg Castle and its museum, offering insights into the town’s royal history and panoramic views from Schlossgarten.
End your tour in the beautiful Schlossgarten, a serene garden on Castle Hill with breathtaking views of the town and its surroundings.
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