 View of the Hallmarkt with the Göbel-Brunnen and the Marktkirche Our Dear Women | ||
| Halle (Saale) | ||
| federal state | Saxony-Anhalt | |
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| Residents | 239.257 (2019) | |
| height | 87 m | |
| Tourist info | 49 (0)345 122 99 84 www.halle-tourismus.de | |
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The university and Saale city Halle (Saale), short Hall, is the birthplace of George Frideric Handel. Both at the south end of the Lower Saale Valley and in the "Metropolitan region of Central Germany“Located attracts the largest city Saxony-Anhalt with one of the most beautiful old town centers among the major German cities[1], a rich cultural offer, many parks and numerous dining facilities. Halle is also an important traffic junction.
background
Market square in Halle
The city of Halle (Saale) was founded in 806 Chronicle of Moissac first time as Halla mentioned in a document. It owes the city's development and prosperity to the numerous brine springs in the area, which are located on the Halleschen Marktplatz Fault formed. From the Central German word hal For Salt spring, salt works The name of the city is probably also derived from this. There was also a settlement earlier. Since 968 the city belonged to the Archdiocese of Magdeburg founded by Otto I. and from 1281 to the Hanseatic League.
In 1418 the construction of the Red Tower, which would later become Halle’s landmark, began. In 1484 the Moritzburg became an archbishop Ernst II of Saxony erected, with which the self-confident saltworkers, the Halloren, should be counteracted. From now until 1680 Halle was the capital and residence of the Archdiocese of Magdeburg. Under cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg Halle experienced a wedding. An extensive construction program was carried out in his favorite residence. The Reformation marked the end of this era. The cardinal fled with his court and art treasures Mainz and Aschaffenburg.
After Herzog's death August von Sachsen-Weißenfels In 1680 the city fell first to the Electorate of Brandenburg and later to the Kingdom of Prussia. In 1694 the University of Halle and in 1698 the Francke Foundations were founded as an orphanage and later a center for the early enlightenment. One of the foundations since 1710 was the Canstein Bible Institute. Because of its liberal spirit, the university has the reputation of being the first “modern” university and was a role model for other German and US universities.[2]
Handel monument on Halle's market square
The composer Georg Friedrich Handel was born in Halle in the 17th century. That is why the Handel Festival takes place annually in June in Halle, an event that attracts numerous visitors from home and abroad and extends over 10 days. The conclusion after numerous concerts and operas is crowned by fireworks in the Galgenberg Gorge.
After the Napoleonic Wars, the city fell to the 1807 Kingdom of Westphalia and in 1815 back to Prussia. The city owes renewed economic growth to its natural resources such as lignite and hard coal as well as clay, gravel and porphyry. In 1890 the population reached 100,000 and Halle became a major city. In the same year the Social Democratic Party of Germany was given its current name at a party congress in the city. But industry left its mark on the city. The actor, comedian and writer who grew up in Halle Curt Goetz therefore referred to the city in his memoirs very hintingly as charming.[3] The community of scholars, founded in 1652, has been in existence since 1878 German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina their permanent seat in Halle.
Despite its proximity to the chemical companies Leuna and Buna, Halle was largely spared from area bombing in 1945. As a result, it has a unique urban character among major German cities. During the short existence of the state of Saxony-Anhalt after the dissolution of Prussia from 1947 to 1952, Halle was its capital. After that, the city was the capital of the district of the same name until 1990.
In the second half of the 20th century, the city was the center of the chemical industry. With the then still independent city of Halle-Neustadt and the residential area Halle-Silberhöhe, large prefabricated housing estates for the chemical workers were created. The city itself fell into disrepair during this time. With the political turnaround, the picture changed: the environmental damage caused by the chemical industry decreased, and the Diva Halle was able to shed its notorious gray very quickly.[4] Even before the fall of the Wall in 1980, the nationally known New theaters of Peter Sodann founded.
With around 237,000 inhabitants, Halle is the largest city in Saxony-Anhalt, the fifth largest city in the new federal states and No. 31 among German cities. It is not only an important economic center and an important transport hub, but also a city of science and culture. In addition to the university with around 20,000 students, the city is the location of the Burg Giebichenstein art college, several national research institutes, and since 2008 the seat of the German National Academy Leopoldina and the Federal Cultural Foundation. The cultural highlights include: the art collections of the Moritzburg Foundation and the State Museum for Prehistory.
getting there
By plane
Leipzig / Halle Airport has a train stop under its terminal.
The 1 Leipzig / Halle Airport
(IATA: LEJ) is about 30 km southeast of Halle and offers regular flight connections to some airports in Germany and some European destinations as well as charter flights. The airport has a 24-hour operating permit and therefore also serves as a freight hub and transhipment point for parcel post. It handles more than two million passengers annually.
The airport is connected to the long-distance and regional rail network. The airport train station is located directly below the terminal building and can be reached via (escalator) stairs and elevators. There are IC trains from Halle on the Hanover - Leipzig line every hour and the S-Bahn (S 5) every half hour on the Halle - Leipzig - Zwickau line. IC and S-Bahn differ in the fare, the IC has a slightly more expensive tariff. The travel time to Halle main station is around 10 minutes in both cases.
A taxi ride into the Halle city area costs around € 40. The taxi drivers come almost exclusively from Leipzig. Those arriving by car can easily reach the airport via the A9 motorway (from Berlin, Munich) and the Schkeuditzer Kreuz and then via the A14 (from Dresden, Magdeburg). To commute between the airport and the inner cities of Leipzig and Halle, it is best to use the A14 and drive off in the direction of the center. Several chargeable parking spaces and a multi-storey car park are available at the airport. The parking garage is directly connected to the terminal and enables a dry arrival / departure and the parking fee here is € 2.00 per hour (minimum € 5; as of Sept. 2014). The long-term parking spaces are, however, only a short distance from the terminal and a lot cheaper in the long run. All major rental car providers also have a booth right in the arrivals area.
Another (probably more attractive) alternative is the Berlin airports These serve far more domestic and international destinations than Leipzig Airport.
By train
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Halle (Saale) central station
The 2 Central Station is about 1.5 km east of the city center and can be reached on Leipziger Straße in about 15 to 20 minutes on foot or by tram (lines 2, 5 and 7). In addition, the main train station and the adjacent Riebeckplatz are the junction of numerous tram and bus routes to various parts of the city.
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Halle is an important railway junction with one or two hour ICE and IC connections to Hanover (via Magdeburg), Berlin (via Wittenberg), Dresden (via Leipzig), Munich and Frankfurt am Main (each via Erfurt).
In regional traffic there are hourly connections to Magdeburg via Köthen, Dessau / Wittenberg via Bitterfeld, Eilenburg via Delitzsch, Erfurt via Weißenfels / Naumburg, Kassel via Sangerhausen / Nordhausen, Goslar via Aschersleben / Halberstadt and Bernburg. S-Bahn trains of the Central German S-Bahn go to Altenburg or Zwickau (via the airport and Leipzig) (S5), to Leipzig via Schkeuditz (S3), and to the suburbs of Trotha (S3) and Nietleben (S7).
The train station is barrier-free and open around the clock, is managed (bar on the 1st floor) and has heated waiting rooms. Due to extensive renovation and modernization measures, restrictions on the offer are possible until at least the end of 2021.
By bus
Central bus station at Ernst-Kamieth-Platz
Halle has several long-distance bus connections. The 3 Central bus station (ZOB), Ernst-Kamieth-Platz, is located at the west exit of the main train station. There are connections to Berlin, Erfurt, Würzburg, Dresden and the Ruhr area, among others.
There are more connections Leipzig / Halle Airport.
In the street
Arrival via the A14 from Leipzig or Magdeburg, via the A9 from the direction of Nuremberg or Berlin and the A38 from the direction of Göttingen. The branches of the A9 and the A14 in the east of Halle lead to the B100.
By boat
There is an excursion boat trip on the Saale Naumburg (Saale).
By bicycle
The place is the station of Saale cycle path and goal of the Heaven's path.
On foot
Hall is the station of the Luther way.
mobility
 | In Halle (Saale) were Environmental zones set up in accordance with the fine dust ordinance. Without a corresponding sticker, you risk a fine of € 80 when entering an environmental zone. This also applies to foreign road users. Entry ban for vehicles in pollutant groups 1 2 3 (Info Federal Environment Agency) |  |
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Map of Halle (Saale)
Halle has a reliable Local transport system(HAVAG) with trams, buses and an inner-city S-Bahn. Hall is with Leipzig in the Central German Transport Association (MDV) integrated. Halle is well connected to the surrounding area by S-Bahn and regional trains.
Tourist Attractions
The Paulusviertel is one of the most popular residential areas in the city
The inner city of Halle has been almost restored since the early 1990s and, where this process has already ended, shines in new splendor with numerous old buildings decorated with stucco.
The high number of old buildings, especially from the Wilhelminian era, is remarkable due to the low level of damage caused by the war. However, large dilapidated parts of the old town, especially around the cathedral, were replaced with unsuitable industrially manufactured prefabricated buildings, or after the fall of the Wall, new buildings were added. There are very few half-timbered buildings left.
Sacred buildings
Market Church
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1 Hallescher Dom. The cathedral is located on the Saale, near the old town. It was founded by the Dominican mendicant order. It was finished around 1300 and was initially called St. Paul on the Holy Cross. The hall church had no tower and no transept. Around 1510, the cathedral was completely rebuilt by Cardinal Albrecht by Bastian Binder. Albrecht, who feared for his peace of mind in heaven, collected up to 20,000 relics. The place of storage, the cathedral, was called the "Hallesche Heilthum". The magnificent interior was created around 1523 by Matthias Grünewald, Lukas Cranach the Elder. Ä. and Peter Schro. The renovation resulted in a total work of art in the style of late baroque and early renaissance. The round-gabled cathedral was the largest sacred structure in Central Germany in the Middle Ages. As an opponent of the Reformation, Cardinal Albrecht had to leave Halle in 1541 and the cathedral's reputation was diminished. In 1635 the Duke August of Saxony built in a rich early baroque interior. From 1688 it served the Evangelical Reformed as a church. In 1851 the baroque organ was renewed. In 1883-1896 the interior was renewed in the neo-Gothic style. In 1957-1959 the outer walls and the interior were poorly renovated due to the great shortage of materials. In 1996 the Cathedral Foundation of Saxony-Anhalt bought the building and renovation began from the ground up. This work on the building fabric was essentially completed in 2005, but the works of art still have to be restored.
Opening times: Tuesday: 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. - 4.30 p.m. Friday: 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Exhibitions and events take place regularly in the cathedral.
2 Market Church of Our Dear Women, At the Marienkirche 2 (between Marktplatz and Hallmarkt). 
The late Gothic hall church was built in 1529–54 and replaced the older churches of St. Gertruden and St. Marien. It is considered to be one of the most important late Gothic buildings in Central Germany and one of the most perfect churches in this style. Its four towers are still from the two previous buildings, the church was built between the two existing pairs of towers. Together with the Red Tower, they are considered a landmark of Halle and gave it the nickname City of the five towers. Inside the church you will find valuable furnishings from the 15th and 16th centuries, above all those by Lucas Cranach the Elder. Ä. designed main altar and the magnificent pulpit made of sandstone, which marks the transition from the late Gothic to the Renaissance. The two organs with baroque prospectuses from the 17th and 18th centuries are also worth seeing. On Saturday at 3 p.m. there is a church tour, on Tuesday at 4 p.m. and on Thursday at 12 p.m. there is organ music.Open: Mon-Sat 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sun 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.- 3 Armenian Orthodox Church "Surp Harutyun", Alfred-Reinhardt-Str. 8, 06132 Halle-Ammendorf. Church of the Resurrection.
- 4 Bartholomäuskirche, Bartholomäusberg 4, Giebichenstein. Georg Friedrich Handel's parents were married here in 1683.
- 5 Boellberger Church of St. Nikolaus, Böllberger Weg. The village church is Halle's oldest church.
- 6 Church in the Diakoniewerk, Lafontainestr 15, Giebichenstein.
- 7 Magdalenenkapelle (in the Moritzburg).
- 8 Moritz Church, At Moritzkirche 8, old town.
- 9 Pauluskirche, Robert-Blum-Strasse 11a, 06114 Halle (Saale).
- 10 Petruskirche, At the Petruskirche 3, Kröllwitz.
- 11 Russian Orthodox House Church of the Holy Cross, Franckeplatz 1. Orthodox parish and house church of St. Cross, Francke Foundations.
- 12 St. Briccius, Pfarrstrasse 5, Trotha. The late Romanesque church was first mentioned in a document in 1116.
- 13 synagogue, Humboldtstrasse 52, 06114 Halle (Saale).
- 14 Ulrich Church. The former church is now used as a concert hall.
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Castles
East side of Moritzburg
Giebichenstein Castle
- 15 Moritzburg Hall. Fortified castle in late Gothic style from the late 15th century. The castle was badly damaged in the Thirty Years' War and remained an imposing ruin in the centuries that followed. Parts were rebuilt around 1900, and in 1904 the Municipal Museum of Arts and Crafts moved in. Today the Moritzburg serves as an exhibition building and, in summer, a backdrop for theater and opera performances.
- 16 Giebichenstein Castle. Medieval castle above the Saale. From the upper castle from the 12th century, only the gate tower and the foundation walls of the palace and the residential tower have been preserved. The better preserved lower castle was built in the middle of the 15th century. It served as a secondary residence for the Archbishops of Magdeburg. Giebichenstein Castle has housed the art college of the same name.
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Secular buildings
district Court
- 17 Francke Foundations in Halle. The foundations (formerly: Glauchasche Anstalten) accommodate a large number of cultural, scientific, educational and social institutions. They were founded in 1698 by the theologian and educator August Hermann Francke. Francke's pietistic schools and social initiatives achieved international significance. Today, the historic buildings are a globally unique example of social and educational functional architecture on the German list of proposals for the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Handel House. See below Museums.
- 18 Agricultural bourgeoisie, Great Klausstrasse 15.
- 19 Old post office, Grosse Steinstrasse 72.
- 20 Berlin bridge
- 21 Giebichenstein Bridge
- 22 Golden rose, Rannische Str. 19, 06108 Halle (Saale).
- 23 Graseweghaus, Graseweg 6.
- 24 Art Nouveau house, Grosse Ulrichstrasse 33. Erected in 1897/1898.
- 25 Cool fountain, Cool fountain 2.
- 26 District Court Halle. The neo-baroque building of am Hansering was built between 1903 and 1905. The two towers are 50 meters high, the facade is richly decorated with portraits of legal scholars and animals and mythical creatures. The staircase with a double spiral staircase in a circular domed hall is also worth seeing.
Leipzig Tower
- 27 Leipzig Tower. The tower is a 44 m high, free-standing watch tower that used to be part of the fortification. In 1573 a Welsh dome with four hatches and a lantern was placed on the tower and a clockwork with two opposite dials was installed.
- 28 Logenhaus Halle "To the three swords", Jägerberg 1.
- 29 Lion building, Universitätsplatz 11. Main building of the Martin Luther University.
- 30 Marktschlösschen, Market 13. Erected at the end of the 16th century.
- 31 Mühlgraben with Neumühle, Schlossberg 1 / Mühlpforte. The mill from the 16th century is a listed building, but has been neglected since it was shut down in the 1920s.
- 32 New residence, Domstrasse 5 (at the cathedral). The residence of the Archbishops of Magdeburg, built in 1531, can only be considered "new" in comparison to its predecessor, the Moritzburg. It was one of the first Renaissance buildings in central and northern Germany. The inner courtyard is designed as an art garden every summer (late May to late July). The summer garden has been designed by long-term unemployed people since 2009 with an annually changing theme and invites you to linger with cozy seating and drinks. There is a Christmas exhibition during Advent.
- 33 Townhouse, Marketplace 2. Municipal assembly, meeting and festival building, built in 1891 in the neo-Gothic style. The German Association of Philologists was founded here in 1903.
- 34 Giant house, Große Brauhausstraße 16, 06108 Halle (Saale).
- 35 Red Tower, Marketplace. It was built from 1418–1506 as the bell tower of St. Mary's Church and is in Gothic style. With a height of 84 meters, it shapes the silhouette of the old town together with the four towers of the market church and is therefore considered a landmark of Halle. In the final phase of World War II, the tower was shot at with artillery and burned out; but it was rebuilt by 1976. In the Red Tower there is a carillon, with 76 bells it is the largest carillon in Europe - the smallest has a diameter of 16 cm, the largest is 2.36 meters.
- 36 Schleiermacherhaus, Große Märkerstraße 14/15, 06108 Halle (Saale).
- 37 Stadtbad, Schimmelstrasse 1.
- 38 city wall, Orphanage ring.
- 39 Volkspark, Burgstrasse 27, 06114 Halle (Saale). Today it is used as the gallery of the Burg Giebichenstein art college.
- 40 Water tower north
- 41 South water tower
- 42 Wilhelm Friedemann Bach House
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In addition, Halle has numerous buildings from the Wilhelminian era, which have often been completely restored.
Museums
Major museums
Handel House
- 43 Handel House, Große Nikolaistraße 5, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 50 09 00, 49 (0)345 50 09 01 03 (Tickets), Fax: 49 (0)345 50 09 04 16, Email: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected].
In the house where the composer was born there is now a permanent exhibition on the composer's life and work. Another focus is the historical instrument collection.Open: Tue – Sun, public holidays 10: 00–18: 00 (Apr. to Oct.), 10: 00–17: 00 (Nov. to Mar.); closed: December 24th, December 25th, December 31stPrice: € 6.00 (adults), € 4.50 (reduced), € 3.50 (schoolchildren), free of charge (children up to 6 years).
State Museum for Prehistory
- 44 Art and Natural History Chamber of the Francke Foundations, Franckeplatz 1, house 1, 06110 Halle. Tel.: 49 (0)345 212 74 50 (Information). Historical collections of the school town.Open: Tue – Sun, public holidays 10: 00–17: 00.Price: € 6.00 (adults), € 4.00 (concessions), free of charge (children up to 18 years).
- 45 Moritzburg Art Museum Halle (Saale), Friedemann-Bach-Platz 5, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 21 25 90 (Information, cash desk), 49 (0)345 212 59 40 (Service), Fax: 49 (0)345 202 99 90, Email: [email protected].
The special exhibition “Karl Lagerfeld. Photography: The Retrospective ”takes place.Open: Mon – Tue, Thu – Sun, public holidays 10: 00–13: 00, 14: 00–17: 00; closed: December 24th, December 31stPrice: € 12.00 (adults), € 9.00 (reduced), free of charge (children up to 18 years). - 46 State Museum for Prehistory, Richard-Wagner-Strasse 9, 06114 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 52 47 30, Fax: 49 (0)345 524 73 51, Email: [email protected]. An important prehistoric museum throughout Germany, the collection of which is made up of finds in the state of Saxony-Anhalt. The most important finds include the Nebra Sky Disc, the Hornhausen equestrian stone, the Eulau family graves and a mammoth skeleton.Open: Tue – Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm; Sat – Sun, public holidays 10: 00–18: 00; closed: December 24th, December 31stPrice: € 5.00 (adults), € 3.00 (concessions), € 2.50 (children, 6-14 years), € 10.00 (family), € 2.00 (audio guide).
Other museums
Robertinum
- 47 Archaeological Museum of the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Universitätsplatz 12, 06108 Halle (Saale) (in the Robertinum). Tel.: 49 (0)345 552 40 18, Email: [email protected]. The museum is the only one in the state of Saxony-Anhalt that exclusively shows ancient art and culture from the Mediterranean region.Open: Thu 15: 00–17: 00; closed: public holiday, December 24th to January 1stPrice: free.
- 48 Beatles Museum, Alter Markt 12, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 290 39 00, 49 (0)179 428 41 22 (Whatsapp), Fax: 49 (0)345 290 39 08, Email: [email protected]. The museum represents the career of the British rock band "The Beatles" in words and pictures. The building in which the museum is housed was built in 1708.Open: Tue – Sun, public holidays 10: 00–6: 00; Closed: Jan 1st, Dec 24th, Dec 25th, Dec 26thPrice: € 6.00 (adults), € 3.00 (children).
- 49 DB Museum Halle (Saale), Berliner Strasse 241, 06112 Halle (Saale) (Steintorbrücke S-Bahn station). Tel.: 49 (0)345 239 73 36, Fax: 49 (0)345 239 73 31, Email: [email protected]. Railway museum and branch of the Nuremberg Transport Museum. Locomotive shed IV, in which the DB Museum is housed in Halle, used to belong to the Halle P depot and has existed since 1895. You can see steam locomotives (including a Prussian T 8 from 1906, examples of the DR series 03.10, 41 and 52 from the Around 1940), diesel locomotives from the 1970s, historic electric locomotives (including an E18 and an E 44 from 1939) and ancillary vehicles.Open: Sa 10: 00-16: 00.Price: € 2.50 (adults), € 2.00 (concessions), € 1.00 (children, 6–17 years), € 5.00 (family).
- 50 RED OX memorial, At the church gate 20 b (Tram 8 "Diakoniewerk Halle"). Tel.: 49 (0)345 470 69 83 37, Fax: 49 (0)345 470 69 83 39, Email: [email protected].The historic penal institution Red ox exists since 1842. The origin of the nickname “Red Ox” is not entirely clear, it probably refers to the red masonry. During the Nazi regime there was a “protective custody camp” and a central execution site. Military tribunals were held during the Soviet occupation; in the GDR it was a Stasi prison.Open: Mon 10 am–2pm; Tue-Thu 10: 00-16: 00; Fri 10: 00-14: 00; 1st weekend of the month 13: 00–17: 00; closed: public holiday.Price: free.
- 51 Geiseltalmuseum, Domplatz 4, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 552 60 73, Email: [email protected]. The museum has been open since December 2011 closed. In the future, the fossils will be on display in the Natural History University Museum.Closed: daily.
- 52 Genscher's house (Meeting place for German unity), Schönnewitzer Str.9a, 06116 Halle (Saale). Birthplace of the former German politician.
- 53 Halloren Chocolate Museum, Delitzscher Str. 70, 06112 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 564 21 92 (Information), Email: [email protected]. Open: Mon – Sat 10: 00–17: 00; closed: Sun, public holiday.Price: € 5.50 (adults), € 3.50 (children, up to 16 years).
- 54 Historic tram depot (Tram Museum Halle), Seebener Strasse 191, 06114 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 581 56 06, Fax: 49 (0)345 581 56 02. Museum in a former depot of the Halleschen Verkehrs-AG (HAVAG), owned by the Association of Hallesche Straßenbahnfreunde e. V. operates. The inventory includes around 40 historic trams, sidecars, buses and motor vehicles. On the opening days, there is also a city tour with a tram from the museum's holdings.Open: 1st Sat of the month, 3rd Sat of the month 11: 00–17: 00 (May – Oct.).Price: € 2.00 (adults), € 1.00 (children), € 5.00 (family).
- 55 State Coin Cabinet Saxony-Anhalt, Friedemann-Bach-Platz 5, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 21 25 90, 49 (0)345 212 59 19, Fax: 49 (0)345 202 99 90, Email: [email protected]. Independent collection of the Art Museum of the State of Saxony-Anhalt.
- 56 Meckel's collections, Grosse Steinstrasse 52, 06108 Halle (Saale) (at the Institute for Anatomy and Cell Biology). Tel.: 49 (0)345 557 17 12, Email: [email protected]. In the middle of the 18th century by Johann Friedrich Meckel the Elder Ä. (1724–1774) founded anatomical teaching and research collection. Guided tours are currently (2020) limited to 9 people. The minimum age for visitors is 16 years.Open: two public tours per month; Groups on request.Price: € 5.00 (adults), € 3.00 (reduced, from 16 years).
- 57 Museum of Pet Lore "Julius Kühn", Adam-Kuckhoff-Strasse 35, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 552 23 22, Fax: 49 (0)345 552 72 91, Email: [email protected]. Open: by appointment.
- 58 RECHENWERK Computer & Technology Museum Halle, Saalfelder Str. 11, 06116 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)170 720 39 29. Open: Fri 6:00 pm - 1:00 am.
- 59 City Museum Halle (Christian Wolff House), Grosse Märkerstraße 10, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 221 30 30, Email: [email protected]. The museum is housed in a Renaissance building from 1558, which was rebuilt in 1720 in Baroque style and in 1740 by the philosopher and professor Christian Wolff (1679-1754) was acquired. The museum is dedicated to the history of the city of Halle.Open: Tue – Sun 10: 00–17: 00.
Halloren and Saline Museum
- 60 Technical Halloren and Saline Museum, Mansfelder Str. 52, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Tram 2, 4, 5, 9, 10, 16 "Saline"). Tel.: 49 (0)345 20 93 23 16, Fax: 49 (0)345 20 93 23 10, Email: [email protected]. In the buildings of the former Royal Prussian Saltworks, it is dedicated to the history of salt production in Halle, which played a crucial role in the development of the city. In the Saline Museum, salt is still extracted using traditional methods as part of the Schausieden, which visitors can buy on site. During the closure there is an interim exhibition in the city museum..Closed: until 2022.
- 61 Central magazine for natural science collections, Domplatz 4, 06108 Halle (Saale) (at the Institute for Zoology at the University of Halle). Tel.: 49 (0)345 552 14 37, 49 (0)345 552 61 31, Fax: 49 (0)345 552 72 48, Email: [email protected]..Including the zoological collection.Open: by appointment.
Monuments
Hallescher Roland
- 62 Monument to George Frideric Handel, Marketplace.
- 63 Monument to August Hermann Francke (Ostend of the Francke Foundations).
- 64 Memorial to Robert Franz. From Fritz Schaper.
- 65 Monument to Mahatma Gandhi (Steintor Campus). By Gautam Pal. Gift from the Indian embassy in Germany to the city of Halle (Saale) and the Martin Luther University.
- 66 Memorial to Curt Goetz. From Michael Weihe.
- 67 Monument to Matthias Grünewald (Ulrich Church). From Gerhard Geyer.
- 68 Monument to Matthias Grünewald, Mühlberg / corner of Schloßberg. From Gerhard Geyer.
- 69 Monument to Heinrich Heine, University Square. From Jens Bergner.
- 70 Monument to Emanuel Striese, theater director (New theater). By Lothar Sell.
- 71 Monument to "Zither Reinhold". By Wolfgang Dreysse.
- 72 Armenian cross stone (Khachkar), Hansering. In memory of the Armenian genocide in 1915.
- 73 Flag monument (north of the Leipzig Tower). Relic from GDR times.
- 74 Hallescher Roland. Roland statue at the Red Tower in the market square.
- 75 Portal of the former synagogue, Jerusalem Square. Monument to commemorate the Reich Progrom Night of November 9th / 10th, 1938.
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Fountain
- 76 Dragon fountain (in front of the west portal of the market church). From Peter Michael. The four Chinese-style dragons spouting water protect a golden ball. It is not known what the sphere is supposed to represent: perhaps the globe or the sun.
- 77 Donkey fountain, old market. From Heinrich Keiling. The Eselsbrunnen thematizes a well-known legend, according to which a miller's boy ran with his donkey on a path strewn with roses, which was actually decorated for Emperor Otto I.
- 78 Göbelbrunnen, Hallmarkt. Of Bernd Göbel. The approximately 10 × 10 meter large fountain complex has four groups of figures from the history of the city of Halle: one Hall mermaidsthat to the music of the also depicted Trothaer Schäfers danced that Fisherman, Hallors and scoundrels, which compose the city arms of Halle, and Cardinal Albrecht making love with a head of hair standing on end that is somehow reminiscent of a miter. The latter portrayal refers to the historically documented love triangle between the fun-loving and passionate cardinal, his chamberlain Hans von Schönitz (1499–1535) and the Italian singer Belina Mazarotti. The cardinal later hung his chamberlain.
- 79 Circle of life, Cathedral Square. From Horst Brühmann. With the theme “life conquers death”, the sculptor created the central group of fountain figures of a mother with her child and falling death, each of which faces a young and old woman and a young and old man.
- 80 Fountain of the Muses, Leipziger Strasse 97. Of Gerhard Lichtenfeld. Four female figures represent the four patron goddesses of the arts: music, poetry, dance, visual arts and sciences.
- 81 Zither Reinhold fountain, Große Brauhausstraße, 06108 Halle (Saale). Of Wolfgang Dreysse (born 1947) fountain monument in honor of the Halle original Zither Reinhold. The one who comes from the Glauchau district of Halle and works as a street musician Reinhold Lohse (1878–1964) fell ill with typhus in childhood and was therefore only able to attend school until the third grade. The always friendly and child-loving Reinhold initially walked through the streets of Halle with an organ grinder, later with a zither. His repertoire was timeless in every way. The silent Night was also made by him in summer, The trees are blooming again in the Prater played in winter.
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Art in public space
Illusion wall "city"
- 82 Prayer pillar, Universitätsring. The wayside shrine was built in 1455 after the plague epidemics of 1449 and 1452 in front of the city wall in the area of today's Riebeckplatz and was moved to the Universitätsring in 1972. The panel on the west shows the crucifixion of Christ, surrounded by John, Mary and Mary Magdalene. On the east side, Christ carrying the cross on the way to Golgotha is depicted.
- 83 "The step of the century" (in the courtyard of the Moritzburg). Of Wolfgang Mattheuer (1927–2004).
- 84 "An encounter right in the middle" (Intersection of Geiststraße and Universitätsring). Sculpture group of Maya grave (born 1974).
- 85 "City" (Große Klausstraße, opposite No. 7). Illusion wall by Bernd Baumgart (born 1956) and Hans Joachim Triebsch (born 1955).
- 86 "Mute fellows" (in the Lukashof). By Maike Freess (born 1965).
- 87 "Way of memory" (East side of the Hansering). By Christof Traub (born 1963).
Galleries
- 88 Talstrasse art gallery, Talstrasse 23, 06120 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 550 75 10, Fax: 49 (0)345 550 76 74, Email: [email protected].Gallery with changing exhibitions, readings and discussions.Open: Daily except Mondays 2–7pm, Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays 2–6pm.
Historical libraries
- 1 Kulissenbibliothek der Franckeschen Stiftungen, Franckeplatz 1, 06110 Halle/Saale.
- 2 Marienbibliothek, An der Marienkirche 1, 06108 Halle/Saale.
- 3 Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek, August-Bebel-Straße 13 und 50, 06108 Halle/Saale.
Streets and squares
Riebeckplatz
- 89 Marketplace. Mit dem Händeldenkmal, dem Roten Turm, der viertürmigen Marktkirche, dem neogotischen Stadthaus und dem Geoskop.
- 90 Alter Markt. Mit dem Eselsbrunnen.
- 91 Domplatz. Mit Neuer Residenz, dem „Dom“ und dem Lebenskreis-Brunnen.
- 92 Franckeplatz. Mit den Franckeschen Stiftungen und Café Hopfgarten.
- 93 Hallmarkt. Mit dem Göbelbrunnen.
- 94 Joliot-Curie-Platz. Mit Opernhaus und alter Post.
- 95 Riebeckplatz. Zentraler Verkehrsknoten der Stadt, der verkehrsreichste Platz in den neuen Bundesländern. Die Überquerung des Platzes wurde ab 1965 errichtet und war die erste Hochstraße der DDR.
- 96 University Square
Parks
Stadtgottesacker
Torturm
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Einige der Parks gehören zur Reiseroute Gartenträume – Historische Parks in Sachsen-Anhalt.
- 4 Amtsgarten (Östlich der Burg Giebichenstein).
- 5 Bergzoo Halle, Reilstr. 57, 06114 Halle (Saale) (Tram 3, 12 "Zoo"). Tel.: 49 (0)345 520 33 00 (Information, Vermittlung), 49 (0)345 520 34 00 (Direktion), Email: [email protected]. Der Zoo Halle befindet sich auf dem 130 Meter hohen Reilsberg. Ein traditioneller Schwerpunkt liegt in der Haltung von Bergtieren, vor allem aus der südamerikanischen Andenregion (z. B. Lamas, Alpakas, Vicuñas). Im Rahmen der Modernisierung des Zoos, die zu einer artgerechteren Haltung führen soll, wurden seit den 2000er-Jahren ein Krokodilhaus, eine neue Elefantenanlage und die Totenkopfaffen-Urwaldhalle eingeweiht.Geöffnet: täglich 9:00–19:00 (28. Mär.–31. Okt.), 9:00–17:00 (1. Nov.–27. Mär.); 24. Dez., 31. Dez. 9:00–15:00.Preis: 9,50 € (Erwachsene), 7,50 € (ermäßigt), 4,50 € (Kinder, 4–17 Jahre).
- 6 Botanischer Garten
- 7 Gertraudenfriedhof, Landrain 25.
- 8 Jüdischer Friedhof, Humboldtstraße, 06114 Halle (Saale) (Ecke Paracelsusstraße).
- 9 Peißnitzinsel. Trennt die Innenstadt von der Satellitenstadt „Halle-Neustadt“. Schöner Park, mit Konzertbühne, Parkeisenbahn und Galerie. Im Sommer Halles beliebtestes innerstädtisches Ausflugsziel. Mit der Tram bis zur Haltestelle „Rennbahnkreuz“ (Neustädter Seite) oder „Diakoniezentrum“ (Altstadtseite).
- 10 Pestalozzipark. Der Park dient vor allem als Naherholungsgebiet im Süden der Stadt. Er erstreckt sich länglich mit vielen Pflanzen- und Blumenbeeten und einigen Baumanpflanzungen durch den Stadtteil Gesundbrunnen. Der 13,5 Hektar große Pestalozzipark dient der Erholung und stellt eine Verbindung zum angrenzenden Stadtteil Südstadt dar. Der Park wurde 1926–1931 vom Gartenarchitekt Franz Mengel im Zusammenhang mit dem Bau der Gartenvorstadt Gesundbrunnen geschaffen. In den 1970er Jahren und im Jahr 2001 wurde der Park in Richtung Südstadt erweitert. Dabei wurden ein Naturlehrpfad, eine weitere Hundewiese und zahlreiche Wegverbindungen angelegt.
- 11 Rabeninsel. Spazierweg rund um die bewaldete Saaleinsel im Süden der Stadt, verwitterte und überwachsene Ruinen. Mit der Tram bis zur Haltestelle „Wörmlitz“.
- 12 Reichardts Garten. Der Begriff Herberge der Romantik (auch Reichardts Garten oder Giebichensteiner Dichterparadies genannt) stammt aus der deutschen Literaturgeschichte und steht für einen Privatgarten in Giebichenstein (Halle (Saale), mittlerweile im Besitz der Stadt Halle, der während der Jahre 1791 bis 1814 dank seines prominenten Besitzers Johann Friedrich Reichardt zu einem Treffpunkt wissenschaftlicher und literarischer Berühmtheiten wurde (u. a. Brentano und von Arnim). Auch Goethe weilte mehrmals und über längere Zeit hier bei seinem Freund, als er im nahe gelegenen Bad Lauchstädt ein damals völlig neuartiges Sommertheater baute und leitete.
- 13 Riveufer. Mit Jahnhöhle in den Klausbergen.
- 14 Solbad Wittekind
- 15 Stadtgottesacker. Die Friedhofsanlage, die ab 1557 nach dem Vorbild der italienischen Camposanto-Anlagen errichtet wurde, gilt als ein Meisterwerk der Renaissance nördlich der Alpen.[5].Geöffnet: täglich ab 8:00 Uhr, Schließung zwischen 16:30 und 20:00 Uhr, je nach Jahreszeit.
- 16 Stadtpark
- 17 Würfelwiese
- 18 Ziegelwiese
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various
- 97 Geoskop, Marketplace.
activities
Vereine/ Organisationen
Sport/Fitness
- 1 Eissporthalle, Gimritzer Damm 1, 06120 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 685 88 3, Fax: 49 (0)345 80 55 340, Email: [email protected].
- 2 Galopprennbahn (Passendorfer Wiesen)
- Radwanderungen
- 3 Bootsverleih Halle, Ziegelwiese (an der Peißnitzbrücke; Tram 8 "Diakoniewerk Halle", dann noch 500 m Fußweg). Tel.: 49 (0)345 20369087, Mobil: 49 (0)162 8078010, Email: [email protected]. Vermietung von Wassertretern, Kanus, Kajaks, führerscheinfreien Motorbooten (klein: bis 4 Personen, 5 PS; oder groß: bis 8 Personen, 15 PS), Stand-Up-Paddle. Mit dem Motorboot kann man z. B. eine Halbtagestour nach Brachwitz oder eine Tagestour nach Wettin und zurück machen.Geöffnet: Di-Fr 11–20 Uhr, Sa So u. Feiertage 10–20 Uhr (letzte Abfahrt jeweils 19 Uhr).Preis: unmotorisierte Boote unter der Woche 10 €/h, Wochenende 14 €/h; Motorboot klein 20/25 €/h, Motorboot groß 30/35 €/h; Rabatt bei Halbtags- oder Tagestour.
Sportvereine
- 4 Hallescher FC, Kantstraße 2, 06110 Halle (Saale). Die erste Herrenmannschaft spielt seit 2012 in der 3. Liga. Heimspielstätte ist der Erdgas Sportpark.
Regular events
Laternenfest
- Woman in Jazz ist ein internationales Jazzfestival, das im April stattfindet
- Museumsnacht Halle-Leipzig Ende April: über 80 Museen in den beiden Nachbarstädten bieten zwischen 18 und 1 Uhr besondere Angebote, etwa Vorträge und Vorführungen, aber auch viele Aktivitäten zum Mitmachen. Mehr dazu unter Leipzig/Museen.
- Hansefest
- Silberhöhenfest
- Anfang Mai gibt es das Internationale Kinderchorfestival „Georg Friedrich Händel“
- Im Juni sind seit 1922 die Händelfestspiele
- The Hallesches Laternenfest ist am letzten Wochenende im August
- Der Mitteldeutsche Marathon ist Anfang September
- Das Salzfest ist Ende September
- Akkordeon Akut, internationales Musikfestival Ende Oktober
- Im Dezember ist der Weihnachtsmarkt
Theater
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Kulturinsel
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Opernhaus
Steintor-Varieté
- 5 Neues Theater (Kulturinsel), Große Ulrichstraße 51, 06108 Halle. Tel.: 49 (0)345 5 11 06 06, (0)345 5 11 06 07..
- 6 Opernhaus, Universitätsring 24, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 5 11 07 77.
- 7 Puppentheater, Große Ulrichstraße 51, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Kulturinsel). Tel.: 49 (0)345 5 11 06 06, (0)345 5 11 06 07.
- 8 Thalia Theater, Große Ulrichstraße 51, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Kulturinsel; Tram 3, 7, 8 "Neues Theater"). Tel.: 49 (0)345 5 11 06 06, (0)345 5 11 06 07. Kinder- und Jugendtheater sowie Musical.
- 9 Steintor-Varieté, Am Steintor 10, 06112 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 2 97 70 10.
- 10 WUK-TheaterQuartier, Holzplatz 7a 06110 Halle. Freie Spielstätte auf der Saline-Insel.Preis: ~10€.
- 11 Theatrale, Weisenhausring 2 (Tram "Franckeplatz"). Freie Spielstätte in der Theatrale, wird von verschiedenen Essembles der Stadt genutzt.
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Kinos
- 12 CinemaxX Halle, Charlottenstraße 8, 06108 Halle. Tel.: 49 (0)40 80 80 69 69..Multiplex-Kino.
- 13 Luchs Kino am Zoo, Seebener Straße 172, 06114 Halle (Hintereingang Zoo). Tel.: 49 (0)345 523 86 31..Filmkunstkino.
- 14 Puschkino, Kardinal-Albrecht-Straße 6, 06108 Halle. Tel.: 49 (0)345 204 05 68..Filmkunstkino.
- 15 thelight Cinema Halle, Neustädter Passage 17, 06122 Halle. Tel.: 49 (0)345 20 93 90..Multiplex-Kino.
- 16 Zazie, Kleine Ulrichstraße 22, 06108 Halle. Tel.: 49 (0)345 209 78 26..Filmkunstkino.
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Fluchtspiele
- 17 Exit Games Halle, Am Steintor 13, 06112 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 69 49 45 45, Email: [email protected]. Geöffnet: Täglich 10–18 Uhr.
- 18 Room Escape Challenge, Geiststr. 22, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Hinterhaus). Mobile: 49 (0)176 64 04 74 11, Email: [email protected]. Geöffnet: Täglich 10–20 Uhr.
shop
Montags bis samstags findet auf dem Markt ein Gemüse-, Obst- und Blumenmarkt instead of.
Im Folgenden gibt es eine Auswahl von Einkaufsstätten in der Stadt:
- 1 EDEKA Center Weidauer, Merseburger Str. 40, 06110 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 1316140. Geöffnet: Mo – Fr 7.00 – 21.00 Uhr, Sa 7.00 – 20.00 Uhr.
- 2 E-Center Wilhelm, Weißenfelser Str. 52, 06132 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 772860. Geöffnet: Mo – Fr 7.00 – 21.00 Uhr, Sa 7.00 – 20.00 Uhr.
- 3 Kauflandcenter, Südstadtring 90, 06128 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 2260450. Geöffnet: Mo – Fr 7.00 – 22.00 Uhr, Sa 7.00 – 20.00 Uhr.
- 4 Kaufland, Zollrain 9, 06124 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 292690. Geöffnet: Mo – Fr 6.00 – 22.00 Uhr, Sa 6.00 – 20.00 Uhr.
kitchen
Die Stadt bietet nur wenige lokale Besonderheiten.
Hallorenkugeln
Das bekannteste Produkt aus Halle sind die Halloren-Kugeln, aus Sahne und Schokolade bestehende Pralinen. Sie haben ihren Namen von den früher tätigen Salzwirkern, den Halloren, und sollen den Silberknöpfe an deren Jacken ähnlich sehen.
Bei Neujahrsempfängen der Halloren werden Soleier und Schlackwurst gereicht.
In der Stadt gibt es etwa 170 Restaurants.
Cheap
Wie in jeder Großstadt auch gibt es die übliche Auswahl an schnellen und preiswerten Gerichten. In der Innenstadt ist es kein Problem, schnell zu einer Bock- oder Bratwurst, einer Suppe, einen Döner Kebap oder Asiamenü zu finden.
- 2 Don’t worry be Curry, Universitätsring. Tel.: 49 (0)345 388 08 08.Imbiss mit den längsten Öffnungszeiten in der Stadt, großes Sortiment inkl. Wurst. Wochentags tagsüber auch auf dem 1 Marketplace.Merkmal: Wurst.Geöffnet: Mo, Di 8–18 Uhr, Mi–Sa 8–5 Uhr morgens; Imbisse auf dem Markt: im Winter 9–17 Uhr, im Sommer 9–18 Uhr.
- 3 Soupjekt, Universitätsring 8. Tel.: 49 (0)345 68 58 171, Fax: 49 (0)345 68 23 098. Suppen- und Nudelgerichte.Merkmale: Nudeln, Suppe.
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Alchimistenklause
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Biergarten des Krugs zum Grünen Kranze am Saaleufer
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Kneipenmeile Kleine Ulrichstraße
In der mittleren Preislage gibt es in der historischen Altstadt viele gute Restaurants. Ein Besuch in Halles „Kneipenmeile“, der Kleinen Ulrichstraße, lohnt immer. Im Karre Sternstraße/Große Märkerstraße befinden sich zahlreiche weitere Restaurants.
Deutsch
- 4 Alchimistenklause, Reilstraße 47, 06114 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 523 36 48, Fax: 49 (0)345 52 50 91 51, Email: [email protected].Deutsche und internationale Küche.Merkmale: deutsche Küche, internationale Küche.Geöffnet: Di–Sa 12:00–15:00, 17:00–23:00.
- 5 Bruchbude, Zscherbener Landstr. 2a, 06126 Halle (Westliche Neustadt, Kleingartenverein „Am Kalksteinbruch“). Tel.: 49 (0)345 690 55 55. Merkmal: deutsche Küche.
- 6 Dompfaff, Domplatz 5, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 202 97 92. Home cooking.Merkmale: deutsche Küche, gutbürgerliche Küche.
- 7 Hallesches Brauhaus, Nikolaistraße 2, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 21 25 70. Deutsche, gutbürgerliche Küche.Merkmale: deutsche Küche, gutbürgerliche Küche.
- 8 Hallenser Kartoffelhaus, Willy-Brandt-Str. 44, 06110 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 50 25 45. Kartoffel-, Fisch- und Pfannengerichte.Merkmal: deutsche Küche.
- 9 Krug zum Grünen Kranze, Talstraße 37, 06120 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 299 88 99, Email: [email protected].Ausflugslokal, am Westufer der Saale gelegen, Namensgeber des gleichnamigen Volkslieds. Home cooking.Merkmale: deutsche Küche, gutbürgerliche Küche.Geöffnet: Mi–Do 15:00–22:00; Fr 15:00–23:00; Sa 12:00–23:00; So 12:00–21:00.
- 10 Mönchshof, Talamtstraße 6, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 202 17 26. Internationale Küche.Merkmale: deutsche Küche, internationale Küche.
- 11 Schad, Reilstraße 10, 06114 Halle (Saale) (am Reileck). Tel.: 49 (0)345 684 53 22, Fax: 49 (0)345 684 53 21. Merkmal: deutsche Küche.
- 12 Strieses Biertunnel, Schulstraße 2, 06108 Halle. Tel.: 49 (0)345 512 59 48.Merkmal: deutsche Küche.Geöffnet: täglich 18-24 Uhr.
- 13 Weinstube Rathausstraße, Rathausstraße 7, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 200 32 30. Home cooking.Merkmale: deutsche Küche, gutbürgerliche Küche.
- 14 Zum groben Gottlieb, Große Märkerstraße 20, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 202 88 72. Rustikale, gutbürgerliche Küche.Merkmale: deutsche Küche, gutbürgerliche Küche.
- 15 To the knight, Sternstraße 7, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 294 30 27. Deutsche mittelalterliche Küche.Merkmale: deutsche Küche, Mittelalterküche.
- 16 Zum Schad, Kleine Klausstraße 3. Tel.: 49 (0)345 523 03 66, Fax: 49 (0)345 523 20 79, Email: [email protected]. Deutsche Küche.Merkmal: deutsche Küche.
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Mediterran und südeuropäisch
- 17 Delphi, Barfüßerstraße 20, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 203 30 70. Griechische Küche.Merkmal: griechische Küche.
- 18 Osteria da Salvatore, Bergstraße 7, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Ecke Kleine Ulrichstraße). Tel.: 49 (0)345 681 96 10. Italienische Küche.Merkmal: italienische Küche.
- 19 Rhodos, Kurt-Eisner-Straße 7, 06110 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 290 20 29. Griechische Küche.Merkmal: griechische Küche.
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Mittel- und osteuropäisch
- 20 Balaton, August-Bebel-Str. 1, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 294 44 92. Ungarische Küche.Merkmal: ungarische Küche.
- 21 Wenzel Prager Bierstuben, Große Nikolaistraße 9-11, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 4704 9980, Fax: 49 (0)345 4704 9981, Email: [email protected]. Tschechische Küche.Merkmal: tschechische Küche.
- 22 Zum Samowar, Scharrenstraße 4, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 171 79 45. Russische Küche.Merkmal: russische Küche.Geöffnet: Dienstags bis samstags, 18–24 Uhr.
Orientalisch
- 23 Palmyra, Geiststraße 10, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 445 80 82, Email: [email protected]. Arabische, libanesische Küche.Merkmal: arabische Küche.
- 24 Afamia Eck, August-Bebel-Straße 53, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 47 88 54 17, Email: [email protected]. Momentan nur Außer-Haus-Verkauf.Merkmal: arabische Küche.Geöffnet: Mo-Sa 11-21 Uhr.
Indisch/südasiatisch
- 25 Himalaya, Große Brauhausstraße 2, 06108 Halle (Saale) (In direkter Nähe des Leizpiger Turms. Wenn man auf der Leipziger Straße ist, biegt man an der Deutschen Bank/Halloren Apotheke/Burger King Richtung Süden ab und findet das Himalaya auf der linken Seite.). Tel.: 49 (0)345 470 44 25. Indische Küche.Merkmal: indische Küche.Preis: Vorspeise rund 4-5 €, Hauptgericht 9-12 €.Akzeptierte Zahlungsarten: VISA, Master Card.
- 26 House of India, Große Ulrichstraße 16, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 208 38 88. Nordindische Küche.Merkmal: indische Küche.
- 27 Indian Curry House, Joliot-Curie-Platz 31, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 681 9700, Fax: (0)345 678 27 37, Email: [email protected]. Nordindische Küche.Merkmal: indische Küche.
- 28 Mamaghar, Richard-Wagner-Str. 43, 06114 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 23 93 08 36, Email: [email protected].Nepalesische Küche, auch viele vegane Gerichte. Bezahlung nur in bar.Merkmal: nepalesische Küche.Geöffnet: Mi-So 18-22 Uhr.
- 29 Shiva, Augustastraße 6–8. Tel.: 49 (0)345 4 78 95 17. Indische Küche.Merkmal: indische Küche.
Fernöstlich
- 30 China-Thai-Restaurant Tran Quang Minh (China Garden), Trothaer Str. 15, 06118 Halle (Saale) (Trotha). Tel.: 49 (0)345 523 20 23. Asiatische, vorwiegend chinesische Küche. Der Weg zum Restaurant fast am Stadtrand lohnt.Merkmale: asiatische Küche, chinesische Küche, vietnamesische Küche.Geöffnet: Montags bis sonntags, 11:30 Uhr bis 23:00 Uhr.
- 31 Hong Kong Restaurant, Ludwig-Wucherer-Str. 73a, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 682 56 58. Chinesische Küche.Merkmal: chinesische Küche.
- 32 Sao Mai, Martinstraße 17, 06108 Halle (Saale) (oberer Boulevard). Tel.: 49 (0)345 472 29 62, Email: [email protected].Asiatische, speziell vietnamesische Küche.Merkmale: asiatische Küche, vietnamesische Küche.Geöffnet: Di–Sa 11:00–22:30; So 12:00–22:00.
- 33 Sushifreunde Steinweg, Steinweg 17, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 681 66 27. Asiatische Küche, Sushi. Lieferservice, All-you-can-eat-Aktionen.Merkmale: asiatische Küche, Sushi.
- 34 Viet Village, Bergstraße 1, 06108 Halle. Tel.: 49 (0)345 69 15 29 81.Asiatische, vorwiegend vietnamesische Küche.Merkmale: asiatische Küche, vietnamesische Küche.Geöffnet: täglich 11-23 Uhr.
Mittel- und südamerikanisch
- 35 Los Andes, Richard-Wagner-Str. 39, 06114 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)152 21 64 46 33, Email: [email protected].Lateinamerikanische Grillspezialitäten und Weine. Freies WLAN.Merkmal: argentische Küche.Geöffnet: Di–Sa 17–22 Uhr.Akzeptierte Zahlungsarten: Bar, Visa, Master, EC, Amex.
- 36 Mextreme, Reilstr. 131, 06114 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 67 82 07 30, Email: [email protected].mexikanische Küche.Merkmal: mexikanische Küche.Geöffnet: Mo-Do 17-23 Uhr, Fr-Sa 17-0 Uhr, So 17-22 Uhr.
Vegetarian
- 37 Ökoase, Kleine Ulrichstraße 2, 06108 Halle (Saale). Vegetarische Küche.Merkmal: vegetarisch.
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Cafes
- 38 7 Gramm, Barfüßerstraße 11, 06108 Halle (südwestlich vom Universitätshauptcampus, östlich vom Neuen Theater). Tel.: 49 (0)1514 323 99 24, Email: [email protected].Gemütliches, zwangloses Café und Bar mit internationalen Kaffeespezialitäten im Latte-Art-Stil, z. B. Flat White, Smoothys, Bier, Wein, Mix- und Long-Drinks, Frühstück, Kuchen, Snacks und Panini. Vieles sind Bio- und lokale Produkte. Die Kaffeebohnen stammen von der Leipziger Kaffeerösterei Brühbar. In das Café ist die Eisdiele 7 Kugeln integriert. Zur Stammkundschaft gehören Studenten, Künstler und Angestellte. Reservierungsmöglichkeit für private Feiern. Rollstuhlgerechter Eingang, Sitzplätze im Freien, WLAN frei.Merkmal: freies WLAN.Geöffnet: Mo-Fr 9-22 Uhr, Sa, So 10-19 Uhr; Eisdiele sommers ab 12 Uhr.Akzeptierte Zahlungsarten: VISA, Mastercard, Maestro, Bargeld.
- 39 kafé kaju, Große Steinstraße 25, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 13 53 53 40, Mobil: 49 (0)177 234 65 37, Email: [email protected].Mit Kunstwerken unterschiedlicher Art ausgestattetes gemütliches Café.Geöffnet: Mo 14-18:30 Uhr, Di-Fr 11-18:30 Uhr.
- 40 Kaffeerösterei Roy, Hansering 21, 06108 Halle (Saale) (nordöstlich der Parkhauszufahrt). Tel.: 49 (0)345 68 58 48 10, Email: [email protected].Neben Verkauf Vorortangebote verschiedenster Kaffees aus handgerösteten Bohnen, täglich wechselndes Kuchen- und Tortenangebot (auch vegan). Live-Röstungen und Verkostungen auf Anfrage.Geöffnet: Mo-Fr 10-19 Ur, Sa 10-17 Uhr.
- 41 NT Café, Große Ulrichstraße 51, 06108 Halle (Saale) (am Neuen Theater). Tel.: 49 (0)345 511 07 12. Geöffnet: Mo-Sa 10-20 Uhr, sonn- und feiertags geschlossen.
Upscale
- 42 Ristorante Caruso, Bernburger Straße 16, 06108 Halle (Saale) (am Reileck). Tel.: 49 (0)345 548 4833. Italienische Küche.Merkmal: italienische Küche.
- 43 Charlott, Dorotheenstraße 12, 06108 Halle (Saale) (im Dorint Charlottenhof). Tel.: 49 (0)345 2923-0, Fax: 49 (0)345 2923-100. Internationale Küche.Merkmal: internationale Küche.
- 44 Palais S, Ankerstraße 5, 06108 Halle. Tel.: 49 (0)345 977 26 51, Email: [email protected]. Lokale Küche.Merkmal: deutsche Küche.
- 45 Speiseberg (vormals Bergschenke Kröllwitz), Kröllwitzer Straße 45, 06120 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)152 56 02 93 06, Email: [email protected].À-la-carte-Restaurant am westlichen Saale-Ufer.Geöffnet: Mi–Sa 17:00–22:00; So 12:00–21:00.Preis: $$$.
nightlife
Zahlreiche Kneipen in Straßen wie Sternstraße, Kleine Ulrichstraße beleben die Stadt. In Bars, Kneipen und Gaststätten ist mit Rauchern zu rechnen.
Bars
Cheap
- 1 Flower 2.0 (FloPo), Moritzburgring 1, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 688 88 88.Der Name der Musikkneipe (Oldies meist 60er- bis 80er-Jahre) ist Programm.Geöffnet: Dienstag bis Samstag 20–5 Uhr.Price: free entry.
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Alles, was sich rund um die Meile „Kleine Ulrichstraße“ und rund um die „Burg Giebichenstein“ angesiedelt hat, fällt in die Kategorie bezahlbar: Bier ca. 2,50 €, Kaffee/ Tee ca. 1,50 €, Cocktails 5–6 €.
Czech
- 2 Bar Haley, Kleine Ulrichstraße 30, 06108 Halle (Saale). Mobile: 49 (0)178 133 32 02. Reine Bar.Geöffnet: Täglich 17–22 Uhr (open end).
- 3 Café Noire, Kleine Ulrichstraße 30, 06108 Halle (Saale) (unmittelbar nördlich der Bar Haley). Mobile: 49 (0)178 133 32 02.Café und Bar (abends).Geöffnet: Mo–Fr 8–22 Uhr, Sa 9–22 Uhr, So 10–22 Uhr (open end).
- 4 Czech, Mittelstraße 7, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 1 35 35 46.Cocktail-Bar.Geöffnet: Täglich 10–1 Uhr nachts.
- 5 Lucy, Burgstraße 48, 06114 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahnlinie 8 bis Volkspark). Tel.: 49 (0)345 171 77 40, Email: [email protected].Geöffnet: Mo–Do 18–1 Uhr, Fr, Sa 18–2 Uhr.
- 6 Potemkin, Kleine Ulrichstraße 27, 06108 Halle (Saale). Bar mit Garten. Tagsüber vorwiegend Café.Geöffnet: Mo-Do 10–1 Uhr, Fr. 10–2 Uhr, Sa 9–2 Uhr, So 9–1 Uhr.
- 7 Wolkenkuckucksheim, August-Bebel-Platz 5, 06108 Halle (Saale). Kleines Nichtraucher-Café und -Bar.Geöffnet: Mo–So ab 12 Uhr.
Nachtclubs
- 8 Charles Bronson, Berliner Str. 242, 06112 Halle (Saale). Mobile: 49 (0)172 731 21 02, Email: [email protected].Nachtclub und Tanz.
- 9 Klub Drushba, Kardinal-Albrecht-Straße 6, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 977 27 81. Indie-Musik und Tanz.
- 10 Objekt 5, Seebener Straße 5, 06114 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahnlinien 7 und 8 bis Burg Giebichenstein). Tel.: 49 (0)345 47 82 33 60. Café mit Indie-, Folk- und Rockmusik.Geöffnet: Sonntags 10–22 Uhr.
- 11 Turm, Friedemann-Bach-Platz 5, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 548 64 86. Größter hallescher Club mit vielseitigem Programm und Live-Veranstaltungen. 2013 feierte er sein 40jähriges Bestehen. Mittwochs, freitags und samstags Discothek. Der Ursprung des Hauses ist in der studentischen Geschichte zu suchen. Anlässlich der Weltjugendspiele errichtet. Ursprünglich als ein Refugium für Studenten konzipiert, ist der Club nunmehr, nach der Insolvenz des gemeinnützigen Vereins, in privater Hand. Allerdings wird das Haus, insbesondere mittwochs, hauptsächlich von den in Halle eingeschriebenen Studies besucht. Ein besonderes Highlight ist der jeden ersten Samstag im Monat stattfindende „Oldieabend“, der landesübergreifend Bekanntheit erlangt hat.
accommodation
- Ferienwohnung Halle Saale - KAHSA Apartments (Klewer Apartments Halle Saale), Zum Planetarium 44, 06116 Halle Saale. Tel.: 49 345 580 011 5, Mobil: 49 171 749 591 9, Email: [email protected].Check-in: 15-20 Uhr.Check-out: 9 Uhr.Preis: Ferienwohnung ab 49€/Nacht, abhänging der Größe und Personenzahl.Akzeptierte Zahlungsarten: Überweisung, Barzahlung.
Cheap
Campingplätze
- 1 Campingplatz am Nordbad, Am Nordbad 12, 06118 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 58 17 38 60. Etwa 20 Stellplätze für Wohnmobile, Strom- und Wasseranschluss, Sanitärcontainer in der Saison.
Hostels
Jugendherberge Halle
- 2 Jugendherberge Halle, Große Steinstraße 60, 06108 Halle (Saale) (neben dem Stadtbad im Stadtzentrum). Tel.: 49 (0)345 202 47 16, Fax: 49 (0)345 202 51 72, Email: [email protected].Großes Haus mit 241 Betten in 75 Zimmern (2-Bett/ 3-Bett/ 4-Bett-Zimmer), 6 rollstuhlfahrergerechte Zimmer mit insgesamt 13 Betten, abschließbarer Fahrradraum.Features:
, WLAN.Geöffnet: 24/7 (Rezeption).Check-in: 15:00.Check-out: 10:00.Preis: 2020: 3-12 J.: 14,00 €/ÜF, 18,00 €/HP, 21,50 €/VP / ab 13 J.: 27.50 €, 33,50 €, 38,50 €.Akzeptierte Zahlungsarten: nur EC. - 3 Hostel im Medizinerviertel, Forsterstraße 50, 06112 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahnhaltestelle Franckeplatz). Tel.: 49 (0)345 44 53 89 10, Mobil: 49 (0)1522 170 92 87, (0)175 242 64 12, Email: [email protected]..
- 4 Hostel No5, Robert-Franz-Ring 5, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahnhaltestelle Ankerstraße). Mobile: 49 (0)163 793 98 58, Fax: 49 (0)345 563 65 95, Email: [email protected], [email protected].
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Hotels und Pensionen
- 5 DOMotel Pension, Otto-Kilian-Straße 49, 06110 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 345 9 60 50 25, Mobil: 49 176 21 52 14 77, Fax: 49 (0)345 681 38 10, Email: [email protected]..
- 6 Esprit Hotel, Torstraße 7, 06110 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahnhaltestelle Rannischer Platz). Tel.: 49 (0)345 21 22 00, Fax: 49 (0)345 212 20 22, Email: [email protected]..2-Sterne-Hotel.
- 7 Gasthof & Pension Hause, Burgstraße 70, 06114 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 522 63 98..Kostenloses WLAN.Feature: pension.
- 8 GWG Boardinghaus weinberg campus, Daniel-Vorländer-Straße 1, 06120 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahnlinien 4 und 5 zum Weinberg Campus). Tel.: 49 (0)345 67 84 00, Email: [email protected]..Feature: pension.
- 9 Hotel & Appartementhaus der Bauverein Halle & Leuna eG, Silbertalerstraße 7–8, 06132 Halle (Saale) (Silberhöhe). Tel.: 49 (0)345 7 74 70, (0)345 776 02 37, Fax: 49 (0)345 774 72 47, Email: [email protected]. Preis: Einzel ab 36 €, Doppel ab 42 € ÜF, Appartement ab 74 €.
- 10 Pension Am Alten Markt, Schmeerstraße 3, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahnhaltestelle Marktplatz). Tel.: 49 (0)345 521 14 11, 49 (0)345 292 99 90, Fax: 49 (0)345 521 14 12, Email: [email protected]. Feature: pension.
- 11 Pension Ammendorf, Georgi-Dimitroff-Straße 7, 06132 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 77 99 50, 49 (0)345 681 17 07, Mobil: (0)160 754 67 69, Fax: 49 (0)345 779 95 34, Email: [email protected]..Feature: pension.
- 12 Pension Dessauer Hof, Paracelsusstraße 9, 06114 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 290 90 28, Fax: 49 (0)345 290 90 29, Email: [email protected]..Feature: pension.
- 13 Pension Gutshaus, Richard-Schatz-Straße 23, 06128 Halle (Saale) (Wörmlitz). Tel.: 49 (0)345 131 85 45, Fax: 49 (0)345 681 35 41, Email: [email protected]..Feature: pension.
- 14 Pension Mariba, Friedrichstraße 5, 06132 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 775 81 08, Fax: 49 (0)345 775 81 09, Email: [email protected]..Feature: pension.
- 15 Pension zum Burgholz, Regensburger Str. 92, 06132 Halle (Saale) (Osendorf). Tel.: 49 (0)345 69 46 25 13, Mobil: 49 (0)172 724 17 71, Email: [email protected]..Feature: pension.
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B&B Hotel Halle (Saale)
- 16 Appartementhaus am Dom, Robert-Franz-Ring 4, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 50 09 80, Email: [email protected].
- 17 Atlas Halle, Delitzscher Str. 32a, 06112 Halle. Tel.: 49 (0)345 681 53 00, Fax: 49 (0)345 68 15 30 99, Email: [email protected]. 3-Sterne-Hotel mit 69 Zimmern, Restaurant mit 60 Plätzen.Merkmal: ★★★S.
- 18 B&B Hotel Halle (Saale), Hallorenring 9, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahnhaltestelle Hallmarkt). Tel.: 49 (0)345 27 95 73 50, Fax: 49 (0)345 27 95 73 69, Email: [email protected]. 2017 eröffnetes Hotel mit 102 modern eingerichteten Nichtraucher-Zimmern (Zweibett-/Doppelbett-, Dreibett-, Familienzimmer) auf 4 Etagen, darunter auch barrierefreie Zimmer, Aufzug und Frühstücksrestaurant. Zimmer mit Klimaanlage, Satelliten- und Sky-TV, Bad mit Dusche. Freies WLAN in den Zimmern, kostenpflichtige Parkplätze im benachbarten Parkhaus. Mitnahme von Haustieren gegen Aufpreis möglich.Merkmale: ★★S, B&B, freies WLAN.Geöffnet: Mo–Fr 6:30–23:00 (Rezeption); Sa 7:30–23:00 (Rezeption); So, Feiertag 7:30–12:00, 17:00–22:00 (Rezeption).Check-in: 14:00.Check-out: 12:00.Preis: EZ ab 52 €, DZ ab 62 €, FZ ab 85 €, Haustier 8 €, Frühstücksbuffet 8,50 € pro Erw./Nacht (Stand 11/2020).Akzeptierte Zahlungsarten: Mastercard, VISA, American Express, EC-/Girocard, Maestro.
- 19 Hotel-Pension am Ratshof, Rathausstraße 14, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahnhaltestelle Marktplatz). Tel.: 49 (0)345 202 56 32, 49 (0)345 202 12 91, 49 (0)345 212 59 90, Fax: 49 (0)345 50 25 51, Email: [email protected]. Feature: pension.
- 20 Hotel am Stadtbad, Große Steinstraße 63, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahnhaltestelle Stadtbad). Tel.: 49 (0)345 299 88 80, Mobil: 49 (0)175 242 64 12, Fax: 49 (0)345 44 53 89 10, Email: [email protected].
- 21 Hotel am Steintor, Krukenbergstraße 29, 06112 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahnhaltestelle Magdeburger Straße). Tel.: 49 (0)345 50 09 60, Fax: 49 (0)345 500 96 13, Email: [email protected]. 3-Sterne-Hotel.Characteristic: ★★★.
- 22 Hotel Bergschänke, Heidestraße 1, 06126 Halle (Saale) (Nietleben). Tel.: 49 (0)345 805 76 53, 49 (0)345 232 55 10, Fax: 49 (0)345 232 55 30, Email: [email protected].
- 23 Hotel Eigen, Kurt-Wüsteneck-Str. 1, 06132 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahhaltestelle Glauchaer Platz). Tel.: 49 (0)345 775 56, Fax: 49 (0)345 775 57 77, Email: [email protected].3-Sterne-Hotel.Characteristic: ★★★.
- 24 Hotel Guldenhof, Guldenstraße 32, 06132 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 775 81 79, Fax: 49 (0)345 775 72 85, Email: [email protected]..
- 25 Hotel Sonnenschein, Torstraße 19, 06110 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 678 44 41, Fax: 49 (0)345 678 44 41, Email: [email protected]..
- 26 Hotel Zum kleinen Sandberg, Kleiner Sandberg 5, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Straßenbahnhaltestelle Riebeckplatz). Tel.: 40 34 51 20 20 25, Fax: 49 (0)345 120 20 28, Email: [email protected]. 3-Sterne-Hotel.
- 27 ibis Styles Hotel Halle (vormals Dormotel Europa Halle), Delitzscher Str. 17, 06112 Halle (Saale) (Tram stop Hauptbahnhof). Tel.: 49 (0)345 571 20, Fax: 49 (0)345 571 21 61, Email: [email protected]. Non-smoking hotel with 108 rooms, Philharmonie restaurant (daily breakfast, dinner Mon-Fri 5 pm-10pm), orchestra bar (7/24), business center and two conference rooms for a maximum of 24 people each. The target group includes families and business travelers. Room with double bed or two single beds, satellite TV, radio, desk and shower cubicle. Baby cot on request. Barrier-free access. Free outdoor parking, paid underground parking, free WiFi.Characteristic: ★★★.Check-in: 15:00.Check-out: 12:00.Price: Surcharge for pets 10 € per night.
- 28 Kröllwitzer Hof, Schinkelstrasse 7, 06120 Halle (Saale) (Tram line 7 to Kröllwitzer Brücke). Tel.: 49 (0)345 551 14 37, Mobile: 49 (0)177 3 56 49 44, Fax: 49 (0)345 551 14 35, Email: [email protected].
- 29 Marthahaus, Adam-Kuckhoff-Strasse 5, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Joliot-Curie-Platz tram stop). Tel.: 49 (0)345 510 80, Fax: 49 (0)345 510 85 15, Email: [email protected]. Hotel of the evangelical foundation of the same name.Features: ★★★, Garni.
- 30 Pension & Restaurant Am Krähenberg, Am Krähenberg 1, 06118 Halle (Saale) (Zoo tram stop). Tel.: 49 (0)345 478 23 60, Fax: 49 (0)345 47 82 36 17, Email: [email protected]..Feature: pension.
- 31 Swiss court, Waisenhausring 15, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Tram stops Marktplatz or Riebeckplatz). Tel.: 49 (0)345 50 30 68, Fax: 49 (0)345 131 77 07, Email: [email protected]..9 double rooms and 6 single rooms equipped with shower / toilet, hairdryer, telephone, TV and minibar. Traditional hotel in the middle of the historic city center.Price: double room with breakfast from € 69.00, single room from € 55.00.
- 32 Solitaire Aparthotel (Solitaire Hotel & Boardinghouse), Streiberstrasse 38, 06110 Halle (Saale). E-mail: [email protected]..Hotel / pension probably has a new operator.
- 33 the niu ridge, Riebeckplatz 10, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Tram stop Riebeckplatz). Tel.: 49 (0)345 47 11 96 59, Email: [email protected]..Non-smoking hotel opened on September 16, 2019 with 186 rooms, including a wheelchair-accessible restaurant and bar. Simple rooms from 22 m² with flat-screen TV, bathroom with shower, double bed and safe. Large-scale pictures of the Erfurt graffiti artist were made in the corridors Marc Jung (born 1985). Free WiFi. The lobby and bar are also open to non-hotel guests 24 hours a day. Different events are held. 43 parking spaces behind the hotel (€ 15 per day). Pets are not allowed.Features: free WiFi, parking, bar, restaurant.Check-in: 15:00.Check-out: 12:00.Price: updated daily.Accepted payment methods: VISA, Mastercard, American Express, Maestro, PayPal.
- 34 TRYP by Wyndham Halle Hotel (formerly Best Western Grand City Hotel Halle), Neustädter Passage 5, 06122 Halle (Saale) (Tram stop Zentrum Neustadt). Tel.: 49 (0)345 69 31 00, (0)800 10 10 88 0 (Reservation), Fax: 49 (0)345 693 16 26, Email: [email protected]. Characteristic: ★★★.
- 35 Waldhotel Halle, Otto-Kanning-Strasse 57, 06120 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 551 17 11, 49 (0)345 550 43 27, Fax: 49 (0)345 551 17 11, Email: [email protected].
- 36 Westfalia hall, Grenzstraße 35, 06112 Halle (Saale) (Tram stop Freiimfelder Straße depot). Tel.: 49 (0)345 560 62 91, Fax: 49 (0)345 560 62 96, Email: [email protected]..Characteristic: ★★★.
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Upscale
DORMERO Hotel Halle
Dorint Charlottenhof Halle (Saale)
In Halle (Saale) there are only 4-star, but no 5-star hotels. The Dorint and the DORMERO Hotel are 4-star superior hotels.
- 37 Ankerhof Hotel, Ankerstraße 2a, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Tram stop Ankerstraße). Tel.: 49 (0)345 232 32 00, Fax: 49 (0)345 232 32 19, Email: [email protected]. Characteristic: ★★★★.
- 38 Apart Hotel Halle, Kohlschütterstraße 5-6, 06114 Halle (Saale) (Reileck tram stop). Tel.: 49 (0)345 525 90, Fax: 49 (0)345 525 92 00, Email: [email protected]. Characteristic: ★★★★.
- 39 City Hotel at the water tower, Lessingstrasse 8, 06114 Halle (Saale) (Tram stop Lessingstraße). Tel.: 49 (0)345 298 20, Fax: 49 (0)345 512 65 43, Email: [email protected]. Characteristic: ★★★★.
- 40 Dorint Charlottenhof Halle (Saale), Dorotheenstrasse 12, 06108 Halle (Saale) (Tram stop Riebeckplatz). Tel.: 49 (0)345 292 30, Fax: 49 (0)345 292 31 00, Email: [email protected]. The 4-star superior non-smoking hotel offers 161 double rooms, including one handicapped-accessible, several with a connecting door, two allergy-free rooms, one junior suite and one deluxe suite, Charlott restaurant, lobby bar, eleven conference rooms for a total of 150 people, the Vital Club (fitness Center, spa, sauna, solarium, outdoor whirlpool), a hairdresser and a laundromat. In the hotel building there is also the Mexican-Texan restaurant "Miller’s", which offers space for 250 guests. Rooms with air conditioning, satellite TV, bathroom with tub and shower, minibar, computer connection, coffee and tea maker. Babysitting service on request, children's play area in the restaurant and lending of toys in the room. Pets possible for an extra charge. LGBT friendly. Free WiFi for guests. Underground car park with 36 spaces. In addition to German, staff also speak English.Features: ★★★★ S, free WiFi, underground parking, bar, restaurant, 166 rooms, hairdresser, laundrette.Check-in: 15:00.Check-out: 12:00.Price: overnight EZ from 70, - €, Double room from € 80, suite from € 155 per night. Breakfast buffet 18, - €; HP 40,– €; VP 56, - €. Children up to 6 years of age bed and breakfast are free. Cleaning fee for pets 15, - € per day. Bicycle rental € 17 per day (as of 11/2020).
- 41 DORMERO Hotel Halle (formerly Kempinski Hotel Rotes Ross), Leipziger Str. 76, 06110 Halle (Saale) (Boulevard, entrance to the multi-storey car park via Franckestrasse 1; Tram stop Riebeckplatz). Tel.: 49 (0)345 23 34 30, Fax: 49 (0)345 23 34 36 99, Email: [email protected]. Small grand hotel (non-smoking hotel) with almost 300 years of tradition with 89 rooms, including twelve junior suites, two suites and the grand suite, the breakfast restaurant, the pizza and pasta restaurant “San Marco”, the bar “Sonderbar” “With salt water aquarium, library, fitness and wellness area with whirlpool, sauna and solarium as well as eight conference rooms and a ballroom (600 m²) in the adjacent congress center. Rooms with satellite TV, bathroom with tub / shower, either French, twin or king-size bed, desk, telephone and safe. Free WiFi also in public facilities. Public parking garage at the congress center. Pets Allowed.Features: ★★★★ S, free WiFi, bar, gym, 2 restaurants, wellness center, 89 rooms.Open: daily 15: 00–22: 00 (reception).
- 42 Mercure Hotel Halle-Leipzig, At the Windmühle 1, 06188 Landsberg / OT Peißen (west of the motorway junction B100 / A14). Tel.: 49 (0)345 575 00, Fax: 49 (0)345 575 01 00, Email: [email protected]. Characteristic: ★★★★.
- 43 H Hotel Leipzig-Halle (formerly Ramada Leipzig-Halle), Hansaplatz 1, 06188 Landsberg / OT Peißen (west of the motorway junction B100 / A14). Tel.: 49 (0)345 564 70, Fax: 49 (0)345 564 75 50, Email: [email protected]. Characteristic: ★★★★.
Learn
The university's lion building
Halle is an important science location.
- 19 Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Universitätsplatz 1, 06108 Halle (Saale). Over 500-year-old dual university with subjects such as medicine, business administration, law, theology, geology, political science, educational science, etc.
- 20 Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design Halle, Neuwerk 7, 06108 Halle (Saale).
- 21 Evangelical College for Church Music Halle, Kleine Ulrichstraße 35, 06108 Halle (Saale).
- 22 German Academy of Natural Scientists Leopoldina, Jägerberg 1, 06108 Halle (Saale).
Work
If you bring the job yourself, okay. Otherwise the call center industry is booming in Halle. Overall, however, unemployment is very high, so creative investors are very welcome.
security
In general, Halle is just as safe as any other city of comparable size in Germany (especially when it comes to crime in general).
Nevertheless, there are areas in Halle that you shouldn't necessarily go to in the dark. This essentially includes the southern parts of Halle-Neustadt and the Silberhöhe district. Occasionally (like everywhere else) there are fights in the downtown area.
There is no need to fear any particular natural dangers. Climbing on the rocks along the Saale (northern part of the city) should be avoided.
- 23 Police station Halle (Saale), At the Fliederwegkaserne 17, 06130 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 2242000.
- 24 Police station Halle (Saale), Merseburger Str. 6, 06110 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 2240.
- 25 District station Halle-Mitte, Große Brauhausstraße 28, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 2244500.
health
Pharmacies
Below is a selection of pharmacies in the city:
- 26 Saale pharmacy, Köthener Str. 13, 06118 Halle (Saale). Tel.: (0)345 5 21 13 00, Fax: (0)345 5211301, Email: [email protected]. Open: Our opening times: Mon-Fri 7.30 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
- 27 Panda pharmacy, Am Gastronom 8, 06124 Halle (Saale). Tel.: (0)345 6 80 28 90, Fax: (0)345 6802891, Email: [email protected]. Open: Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 6.30 p.m., Sat 8 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.
- 28 Vineyard pharmacy, Blücherstr. 40, 06120 Halle (Saale). Tel.: (0)345 6 14 07 74, Fax: (0)345 6140840, Email: [email protected]. Open: Mon - Fri 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m., Sat 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
- 29 Halloren pharmacy, Leipziger Strasse 25, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: (0)345 2 02 39 77, Fax: (0)345 2003809, Email: [email protected]. Open: Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 7 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Hospitals
Below is a selection of hospitals in the city:
- 30 BG Clinic Bergmannstrost Halle, Merseburger Str. 165, 06112 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 132 60. Hospital with maximum care, accident clinic, burn injury center.
- 31 St. Elisabeth and St. Barbara Hospital, Mauerstraße 5, 06110 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 213 30..
- 32 University Hospital Halle (Saale), Ernst-Grube-Strasse 40, 06120 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 55 70. Largest hospital in Saxony-Anhalt, hospital with maximum care.
Practical advice
Tourist information
- 33 Tourist information, Marktplatz 13, 06108 Halle (Saale) (in the market castle). Tel.: 49 (0)345 122 99 84, Fax: 49 (0)345 122 79 22, Email: [email protected]..Information mainly in German, English and Russian.Open: Mon – Fri 9:30 am–6:00pm; Sa 10: 00-16: 00; Sun 11: 00-15: 00; closed: public holiday.
City tours and walks
- Instead of traveling hall, Marktplatz 14, 06108 Halle (Saale). Tel.: 49 (0)345 1317189. With moonlight vintage bus tours.
- City tour by tram. Bookings are possible at the tourist information.
trips
Dieskau Castle
Merseburg
Seeburg Castle on the Süßen See
- Dieskau - 10 km southeast, on the B 6 (6 minutes with S-Bahn S3) - Castle and castle park as an English landscape garden, part of the Garden dreams in Saxony-Anhalt
- Schkopau - 13 km south, on the B 91 and Saaleradweg (8 minutes by train) - neo-renaissance castle. Between Halle and Schkopau the Saale-Elster-Aue with the longest railway bridge in Europe, the branching Saale-Elster valley bridge (approx. 8.6 km long, completed in 2013).
- Merseburg - 17 km south, on the Saale Cycle Path (12 minutes by train) - the city of "magic" is one of the oldest cities in central Germany. The cathedral is one of the most impressive monuments on the 'Romanesque Road', the most important tourist route in Saxony-Anhalt.
- Sweet lake - 22 km to the west, on the B 80 and sky disc cycle path - local recreation and wine-growing area, with Seeburg Castle
- Bad Durrenberg - 28 km southeast, on the Saale Cycle Path (50 minutes by train) - Kurpark; largest contiguous graduation tower in Europe.
- Lutherstadt Eisleben - 34 km to the west, on the Saale-Harz cycle path (30 minutes by train) - Martin Luther's birthplace
- Bernburg - approx. 40 km north, on the Saale Cycle Path (1 hour by train), enchanting city in the heart of Saxony-Anhalt (Bernburg Castle - The Crown of Anhalt)
- Leipzig - Approx. 40 km southeast (A 14, B 6 or Elsterradweg) - The world-famous trade fair city can be easily reached from Halle Hbf with the S-Bahn lines S3 or S5X (journey time around 35 minutes).
- Düben Heath - approx. 40–50 km northeast (30–45 minutes by train to Burgkemnitz, Graefenhainichen or Bergwitz) - wooded range of hills with a nature park
- Naumburg (Saale) - Approx. 50 km south (35-40 minutes by train) - Located in the center of the central German castle and wine region. Sights such as the Naumburg Cathedral, the Nietzsche House, the Marientor, the city wall or the many magnificent town houses invite you to explore.
- Dessau - approx. 50 km north (45 minutes by train, sometimes changing in Bitterfeld) - the Bauhaus building with the masters' houses and the Dessau-Wörlitz Garden Realm, in the middle of the Middle Elbe riverscape biosphere reserve, are part of the UNESCO World Heritage.
- Lutherstadt Wittenberg - approx. 80 km northeast (55 minutes by train) - location of the world-famous thesis door and the graves of Luther and Melanchthon.
- Kyffhäuser Monument - Approx. 90 km to the west - Located in the middle of the Kyffhäuser Mountains, the 81 m high, legendary landmark (1890-1896) with the equestrian statue of Kaiser Wilhelm I and the figure of Barbarossa is fascinating.
- Magdeburg - approx. 90 km north (45–70 minutes by train) - state capital Saxony-Anhalt
literature
- ; Gall, Ernst (Ed.): Handbook of German Art Monuments; Saxony-Anhalt 2: Dessau and Halle administrative districts. Munich, Berlin: German art publisher, 1999, ISBN 978-3-422-03065-7 , Pp. 244-311.
- : Architectural guide Halle an der Saale. Berlin: Reimer, 2000, Reimer architecture guide, ISBN 978-3-496-01202-3 .
- ; City of Halle / Saale (Ed.): Art in public space: Halle-Neustadt district; overview. Halle / Saale: Department of Culture, 2001.
Web links
- http://www.halle.de - Official website of Halle (Saale)
- Current information about Halle (Saale)
- Travel guide and address book Halle (Saale)
- Hall in the picture - cultural witnesses
Individual evidence
- ↑Solvejg Hoffmann: Top ten: The most beautiful old town centers in major German cities, GEO magazine, accessed October 19, 2017.
- ↑Britannica Online
- ↑: The memoirs of Peterhans von Binningen. Berlin-Grunewald: Bitter, 1960.
- ↑: Diva in gray: houses and faces in Halle. Halle (Saale): Medium Loss, 1991, ISBN 3-354-00716-8 .
- ↑: On God's field: Camposanti in Halle, Buttstädt and Eisleben. Halle (Saale): Central German publisher, 2020, ISBN 978-3-96311-383-3 .
