Magdeburg is famous for its fertile culture, the city located in Bundesland in Saxony-Anhalt state, Germany. Its population is around 2, 30,000 inhabitants, situated on the bank of river Elbe. Magdeburg is the seat of recreation, affluent culture and historical architecture, offers copious alluring attractions which makes it an ideal jaunt in Europe for visitors.

With its booming economy, it plays a vital role in growth of the region. The core competitive industry of the city includes paper, textile, steel, chemical and mechanical sectors. Magdeburg is the home to the two top ranked universities, the Magdeburg Stendal University of Applied Sciences and the Otto Von Guericke University.

Magdeburg proffers the myriad of magnificent museums, the real admix of art and history. The Cultural History Museum (Kulturhistoisches Museum) exhibiting the artifacts, historical documents, sculptures and archaeological articles, dates back from 10th century, situated in center of city. The Kloster Art Museum and Concert Hall (Kloster Unser Lieben Frauen), the oldest fabled artistic church building of city built in 11th century. Now it houses events, concerts and adjacent monastery is becoming a museum exhibiting sculptures and art collections. The oldest museum in Magdeburg is the Museum of Nature, exhibiting around 25,000 artifacts from mineralogy, geology, zoology and botany, established as part of Natural Sciences Society in 1869.

The absolute architectonics of the old buildings exemplifies the Gothic and Romanesque architecture, which offers the visitors the impeccable sightseeing with an undying impression. One of the terrific paradigms for public art in the city is the Magdeburg Cathedral of St. Mauritius and St. Katharina. It is built in 13th century and is the highest church in eastern Germany with around 104 meter height. This church houses the tomb of Emperor Otto Ι, sculptures, monuments and the commemorative of the dead of WWΙ. It is destroyed by the wars and rebuilt in 1955. The Magdeburg’s Rathaus (Town Hall) the Renascence style building, situated in marketplace.

After having the colossal look of architectonics of Magdeburg, let’s have some more fun and slacken your nerves by visiting the fabulous parks. The captivating Rotehorn Culture Park situated on a wonderful location between two streams of Elbe River. This recreation center of the city established in 1871and houses the Aussichtsturm tower which is the prime attraction for visitors. You can go up and can have the panoramic view of the surroundings. The Jerusalem Bridge is built in 1952 for east bound traffic, over the Elbe River. Collectively Magdeburg is the significant city on the Elbe River rout and worth a visit.