Was man in Halle sehen sollte

The Francke Foundations are a unique ensemble of historical school buildings dating back to the age of enlightenment (founded 1698); the buildings today house departments of Halle University, several schools and other cultural and social institutions. Highlights are the baroque Cabinet of Artefacts and Curiosities and the Historical Library.…

Castle which has now been converted into a great art museum. Has exhibits which include works by Klimt, Ernst, and Klee. Highlights include Lyonel Feininger's paintings of famous Halle landmarks.

The house where Georg Friedrich Händel was born, now a museum dedicated to his life and works. Displays his works, letters, manuscripts.

The State Museum of Prehistory is the archaeological museum of Saxony-Anhalt with Nebra Sky disk and Eulau family graves as highlights.

The township built by the GDR in the 80s to house chemical plant workers. It is a poignant example of East German architecture.

The Halloren Chocolate Factory is the oldest in Germany. The origins date back to the founding of a honey cake bakery in 1804.

Old Castle that's now been converted into an art school. Is right on the Saale river. Great views of the city.

Late Gothic cathedral where Luther preached. Contains Luther's death mask. Handel was baptized here.

Three floors of memorabilia owned by fan Rainer Moers.