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Magdeburg is rich in interesting sightseeing spots. There you can admire the Gothic Magdeburg Cathedral, the oldest one in Germany, the construction of which as started in 1209. The Cathedral square, where it is located, is surrounded by Baroque buildings. The Romanic Monastery of Our Lady, founded in 1015 by archbishop Gero, is now the city's art museum and concert hall. There is also the Old Market and the Town Hall, which sustained damage during World War II, but large part of them has been reconstructed. There you can also see the Magdeburg Horseman's stature.

Magdeburg has a number of fascinating parks, which entitle it to be termed the 'green city'. The Rotehorn Park is on an island in the middle of the river. The Herrekrug Park has been around since the 19th century, and it is a little reminiscent of English gardens. Due to the park's beauty, as well as the region's favorable climate, various open-air activities are held there on a regular basis.

Being a significant tourist center, Magdeburg has a well-established network of hotels and restaurants, offering high quality accommodation services and cuisine. There are plenty of night clubs and entertainment centers, where young people can spend their spare time.
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