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YOUMOBIL - visit of Quedlinburg (Germany)

YOUMOBIL - visit of Quedlinburg (Germany)

Welcome to Quedlinburg (Germany). The town is located in a rural area in the west of Saxony Anhalt and is about 260 km from Berlin. The Quedlinburg station is reachable by rail and is connected with Magdeburg, Thale, and Halberstadt, or by bus from the capital city (Berlin) with an extra cost of 12 € (one way ticket). In the town there can be found the Quedlinburg castle hill, which is a part of UNSESCO World Heritage List. There is also a possibility to get rewarded with a badge “Die Harzer Wandernadel”, that you can pin to your shirt or backpack. Everything that occurs in Quedlinburg during the summer can be found on the official website. (Check below). Worth mentioning is "The Name of the Rose" that’s ongoing in the theater (very often) or the District Tour.
When you visit Quedlinburg as part of the YOUMOBIL- project, please follow the mentioned steps:
  1. Travel to Quedlinburg using your Interrail ticket
  2. Make yourself notes about your travelling to and from Quedlinburg, especially about the infrastructure (trains, train stations,…)
  3. Check out Quedlinburg using the tipps listed below.
  4. Make some nice pictures of Quedlinburg, including a selfie in the old town.
SPECIAL TIP: Check the calender below for nice summer events to join. And also try to go for the Harzer Wandernadel while having a nice hiking experience.
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