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| Oschersleben | ||
| federal state | Saxony-Anhalt | |
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| Residents | 19.630 (2019) | |
| height | 85 m | |
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The town Oschersleben lies north of the Harz in the Magdeburg Börde, about 50 km southwest of Magdeburg.
background
The place was first mentioned in 994. Oschersleben must have had town charter by 1235 at the latest. In 1648 the city came to Brandenburg, and from 1816 to 2007 it was a district town.
getting there
By plane
By train
In 1843 Oschersleben was connected to the railway network, more precisely the main line Magdeburg – Halberstadt, which is still in operation today. At the 1 Oschersleben station A train runs at least every hour, operated by abellio.
In the street
You drive from Magdeburg out of town on the B 81, bypass Langenweddingen (the infamous level crossing no longer needs to be used) and turn after Langenweddingen to Wanzleben (B 246a); from Braunschweig via the A 2 to the exit Marienborn / Helmstedt, via the B 245 to Neuwegersleben and then via the B 246; of Halberstadt Via the B 81 to Gröningen and then the country road via Großalsleben.
mobility
Society's KVG Bördebus operated City bus route runs comparatively seldom, but the offer is supplemented by various regional bus routes.
Tourist Attractions
The Renaissance residential buildings of a former one are worth seeing 1 Lock
(1545), the baroque one 2 town hall from 1691 and the neo-Gothic 3 Nikolaikirche from 1881, whose late Gothic west building with two towers was built around 1400. The 4 Marienkirche (1867/68) is the city's Catholic Church.
activities
Since July 25, 1997, the city owns the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben a multifunctional race track.
shop
kitchen
nightlife
accommodation
Hotel and pension
- 3 Pension at the racetrack. Feature: pension.
Holiday apartment
trips
- Halberstadt (23 km southwest) - the old episcopal town and district town of the Harz district is called the "gateway to the Harz"; Gothic cathedral St. Stephen and St. Sixtus.
- Schöningen (30 km northwest) - a small town in Lower Saxony on the Elm ridge; Castle and St. Lorenz Church.
