Historic Quedlinburg
Quedlinburg is a preserved medieval and Renaissance town showcasing centuries of German architectural history. This collection features the 14th-century town hall with its historic Roland statue, the Gothic St. Benedikti parish church, and the ornate 18th-century Baroque Goetzesches Mausoleum. The list also highlights the town's infrastructure, including heritage-listed pedestrian bridges over the Bode river and historic manor houses that have been converted into modern accommodations.
Rathaus Quedlinburg
Renaissance-style building dating back to 1310, featuring a 2.75-meter Roland statue on its facade, symbolizing municipal rights and independence.
Marktkirche
Also known as St. Benedikti, this Gothic parish church features architectural elements from various periods and serves the local evangelical congregation.
Goetzesches Mausoleum
An 18th-century Baroque mausoleum, also known as Grufthaus Gebhardt, located within the historic Old Town.
Lindenbeinsche Villa / Schlosshotel-zum-Markgrafen
A heritage-listed manor house and villa, currently operating as the Schlosshotel-zum-Markgrafen.
Voßbrücke
A heritage-listed pedestrian bridge spanning the Bode River.
Brücke Am Schiffbleek
A heritage-listed bridge characterized by its historic cobblestone construction.
Am Stadtwall
A heritage-listed building located at Hohe Straße 28, currently used as a hotel.
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