Our visit to Querfurt, a charming town in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, was a delightful journey back in time.

Nestled among rolling hills and historic architecture, Querfurt offers a unique blend of medieval history and serene landscapes.

<h3> Querfurt Castle: A Medieval Marvel </h3>

<b> Attraction Highlights:</b> Querfurt Castle, the centerpiece of the town, is a must-visit. This sprawling fortress, with its well-preserved medieval architecture, transports visitors to the Middle Ages. We spent hours exploring its towers, and the atmospheric courtyards.

<b> Opening Hours:</b> The castle is open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM, with extended hours during the summer months.

<b> Ticket Prices:</b> Admission costs €6 for adults and €3 for children aged 6 to 16. A family ticket for two adults and two children is priced at €15, making it a great value for a family outing.

<h3> Historic Old Town: A Walk Through History </h3>

<b> Exploration Highlights:</b> Strolling through Querfurt’s Old Town, we were enchanted by the well-preserved medieval streets and buildings. The old town square is surrounded by charming half-timbered houses and a historic town hall. The quaint atmosphere of the cobblestone streets and the local shops offering handcrafted goods made our walk truly enjoyable.

<b> Local Tip:</b> For a unique experience, visit the local market held every Saturday morning in the town square. Here, you can find fresh produce, local cheeses, and traditional German baked goods.

<h3> Dining in Querfurt </h3>

<b> Local Restaurant:</b> After exploring the castle and old town, we dined at Gasthof Löwen, a cozy restaurant known for its traditional German fare. We enjoyed a hearty meal of meat with sauerkraut and dumplings, priced at €14. The restaurant’s rustic decor and friendly atmosphere made it a perfect end to our day.

<b> Specialty Dish:</b> The apple strudel, a local favorite, was a highlight, costing €5 per serving. It was served warm with a dusting of powdered sugar and a side of vanilla sauce.

<b> Reflecting on Our Visit </b>

Lykkers, Querfurt’s blend of historical attractions and picturesque old town made our visit memorable. From the imposing Querfurt Castle to the charming streets of the Old Town, we found plenty to explore and enjoy. If you’re planning a trip to Germany, be sure to add Querfurt to your itinerary for a dose of medieval magic and serene countryside charm.