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Top 10 Things to do in Naumburg, Germany
Naumburg (German pronunciation: [ˈnaʊmbʊɐ̯k]) is a town in (and the administrative capital of) the district Burgenlandkreis, in the state of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. It has a population of around 33,000.The city is part of the World Heritage nomination Naumburg Cathedral and the High Medieval Cultural Landscape of the Rivers Saale and Unstrut. This nomination is representative for the processes that shaped the continent during the High Middle Ages between 1000 and 1300: Christianization, the so-called “Landesausbau” and the dynamics of cultural exchange and transfer characteristic for this very period.
Restaurants in Naumburg
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4.5 based on 150 reviews
A beautiful Gothic castle with an elaborately carved facade: a fine example of architecture and stonework in the Middle Ages.
Reviewed By Texprof - Austin, Texas
Church in reverse, in the sense that the building is now owned by a private foundation and the local Lutheran church rents it for use. There are some significant art works left for viewing, but the building lacks much of its earlier grandeur. Still, it's worth the fee to see what Bamberg's cousin in the East looks like. Fortunately I was staying at a place only 15 kilometers away, but I would have driven many miles to see it.
2. Gradierwerk
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4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Steve D - Roseville, Minnesota
I stumbled across this system for concentrating salt for extraction back in 1995 and took my family back to see it this year. It shows the cleverness of engineers from centuries past and it still works! Both the condensing tower and the pump house can be visited, along with viewing the water wheel-powered beams that drive the whole system and come up from the river. The hostess in the pump house had a very nice presentation in English too.
3. Sektkellerei Rotkaeppchen
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5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Arcoman - Sweden
Nice guided tour in historical buildings showing wine making with s twist or two. Interesting to see the arrested development during Communist days, when near century-old machinery was used for lack of funds and innovation. They make nice sparkling wine these days though!
4. Irrgarten Eckartsberga
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4 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Manuela F
Der Irrgarten Eckartsberga befindet sich auf einem Gelände, wo sich noch andere Freizeitunterhaltungen befinden (Sommerrodelbahn, Minigolf...). Die Ausschilderung zum Freizeitspaß Eckartsberga könnte besser sein. Auch vor Ort fehlen ein paar Wegweiser, da sich die verschiedenen Attraktionen nicht auf einem Trampel befinden, was ich aber wieder gut finde.
Natürlich muss man für alles extra bezahlen. Vielleicht könnte man das optimieren.
An der Minigolfanlage gibt es ein Bistro. Die Sitzplätze auf der Terrasse sind bei schönem Wetter etwas wenig.
Der Irrgarten kostet ab 15 Jahre 3,50 €, für Kinder 2,50 €.
Das Ziel ist eine Aussichtsplattform über dem Labyrinth. Ab da gelangt man dann nach draußen über eine Holzbrücke über das Labyrinth.
Uns hat es gut gefallen. Ist trotz der Kritikpunkte einen Besuch wert.
5. Erlebniswelt Kosener Spielzeug Manufaktur
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3 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Forscherin
Die Kösener Spielzeugtiere sind Ergebnis sehr hoher Handwerkskunst. Einzigartig in ihrer tatsächlichen Natürlichkeit. Jenseits von zuckerhafter Niedlichkeit. Es hat seinen Preis. Diese Tiere sind es aber auch wirklich wert.
Dem entgegen erschreckend ist die Verkaufskultur in der Erlebniswelt. Die Verkäuferinnen begrüßen die Kundschaft nicht. Sie unterbrechen zu keiner Zeit die privaten Privatgespräche. Sie zeigen deutlich ihren Unmut über die Störung in "ihrem" Bereich. War der Grund, daß sie an einem Feiertag arbeiten mussten? War es ihr Wissen, daß wieder nur geguckt und nicht gekauft wird?
Hier ein Tipp: Mit Freundlichkeit öffnet man die Herzen. Wer Spielzeit verkauft, sollte alle Kunden- groß und klein- mit einem Lächeln empfangen. Wer nicht gern dort arbeitet, sollte sich eine andere Anstellung suchen.
Es ist wirklich schade, denn hier wird die Kundschaft regelrecht vertrieben.
6. Naumburger Strassenbahn
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By WhiteAnt2008 - Rugby, United Kingdom
Although there are plenty of opportunities to view or ride on trams in the former East Germany, this is rather unique as it is a small single tram car that operates every 30 minutes from the station to the centre of town - passing the depot where further examples of these trams can be seen.
7. Schloss Neuenburg
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4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Amethyst_Cat_Oz - Brisbane, Australia
Come and spend a morning (or afternoon) wandering Schloss Neuenstein. It's an easy drive from Naumburg or you can catch the quaint Burgenlandbahn to Freyburg. The Schloss can't be missed high up on the nearby hill. For the entry price you get a professionally presented series of exhibits covering the history of the schloss and the various rooms including a series of Baroque salons. There is also a reasonable clock museum and an odd 'packaging' exhibition at the time of writing. Take your time and soak up the atmosphere. Recommended.
8. Landesweingut Kloster Pforta
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4 based on 12 reviews
The biggest winery of Saale-Unstrut with 16 varietals to choose from. Located just along the Saale-River visit via boat, bike, car or hike your way along one of the many trails. Relax and refresh at the winery's restaurant "Saalhauser Weinstuben". Or have a personal tour and wine-tasting.
Reviewed By danielnorstedt - Eau Claire, Wisconsin
This establishment is listed as a vineyard but what I toured was the old Kloster itself. This Kloster dates way back and had two classes of monks: scholars and winegrowers. It is now a highly-regarded preparatory academy. Its most famous graduate is Friedrich Neitzsche. I was fortunate to be toured though the Kloster by one of its recent graduates. She took me there on a Sunday so that we would not disturb the students. There is a gift shop and book/wine store on the premises which may be open every day. On that Sunday several groups of people were looking about the grounds. We saw the stunning chapel interior and the room where misbehaving students were once kept in solitary confinement. There is a cemetery behind the Kloster with some very old graves and also memorials to more recent graduates who met untimely deaths. There is a large out building that dates back a century or so that served an unknown purpose. This property is worth a visit but I cannot tell others how much can be seen without the fortunate connection I had.
9. Wenzelsturm
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4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By aged_snapper - english
Perhaps the highlight of the church was the stone sculptures in the choir at the West End, but unfortunately the lighting was so poor that they were a disappointment. Perhaps the money made from the entrance charges should be used to improve the lighting.
10. Rotkaeppchen
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4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Mags510 - Glasgow, United Kingdom
As we have waited for a restaurant to open, we have decided to go for few drinks to Rotkappchen Sektkeller, it was a good decision. They have had different types of sparkling wine, even a mocha flavoured one. Really worth a try if you like sparking wine.
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