Top Things to Do in Blankenburg 2021

"The church on Castle Hill was one of the most magnificent churches in Germany during the Holy Roman Empire. The church was built between 1070 and 1129. There are some early religious frescoes hidden in the basement of the church."

"At the moment of hesitation in the town, I only had to climb the church (costs 3 euros/person). I still felt to try with the persuasion of my friends. The ancient wooden structure stairs hovered up against the stone wall, and I did not let go of every window. The scenery, holding on to the guardrail of the stairs, for fear of falling. Climb to the top of the church. Under the light of the sunset, the scattered houses stretched to the distant hillside. Very peaceful"

"Symbol of the city, classic architecture, unique twin towers"

"Magdeburg Cathedral is one of the oldest Gothic Catholic cathedrals in Germany. One of the spires of the building is 99.25 meters high and the other is 100.98 meters, making it the tallest cathedral in the former East Germany."

"The oldest building in Magdeburg, but it is still well preserved from the outside. During my studies in Magdeburg, I organized a visit. The name of the monastery is very attractive, you can check it out."

"Erfurt’s Dom is built on a small hill and is large in scale. There are exquisite sculptures of gods on the two main doors. Although the height of the doors is not high, the sculptures are very delicate. The large oil painting in the teaching is very eye-catching, and the altar decoration is complicated. The overall layout of the church is quite different, the door opens on the side, and the lobby is split-level."

"Augustinerkloster Abbey is a monastery built in the Middle Ages, and the painted glass is worth seeing."

"The Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul in Weimar is a bit far from the center of Weimar and is the largest church in the area. It has a history of 500 years since its construction. It is a famous Lutheran church. It is now a world cultural heritage and one of the symbols of Weimar."

"It is worthwhile to get to the top of the church and see the whole city for only 2 euros. However, the climb was more difficult and dangerous. The church seemed magnificent when I entered the door. When I climbed it, I found that it was actually very old. There were no stable stairs. Almost all of them were almost vertical wooden ladders. They needed both hands and feet. Tolerate a person, not a fat person, nor a backpack (that would increase the volume and hinder traffic). There is a window in all directions around the dome. Open it in all directions and then close it. There are very few people going there, so the scenery is not affected."