What makes our accommodation unique? Our holiday rental is located in the former headquarters of the Volksbank Nauendorf, which was built in 1993. The building is characterised by modern, minimalist architecture, which we’ve incorporated into our holiday rental. Particularly striking are the large, light-filled glass surfaces and the original granite flooring, which lend the apartment a special atmosphere. The large glass doors from the 1990s also give the apartment a unique charm and evoke the feeling of the bank’s former operations. The former vault has been converted into a fully equipped kitchen. The apartment is located in the rear section of the building and enjoys a quiet setting. What can guests expect? Our holiday rental offers modern comforts in a historic setting. With spacious rooms and plenty of natural light, it invites you to relax. The quiet location in the Nauendorf district of the town of Wettin-Löbejün offers ideal conditions for relaxation and exploring the surrounding area. The city of Halle is also easily accessible, so you can enjoy both nature and culture.
I’m delighted to be able to offer guests a special place to stay—a former bank steeped in history that now serves as a cosy holiday rental. I find it particularly exciting to strike up conversations with people and tell them about the building, the town of Nauendorf, or the surrounding area. If you’d like, I’d be happy to share a few personal tips for day trips, hikes, or local highlights. I’m happy to be approachable, but I also give my guests their space.
The holiday rental is situated in a quiet location in the Nauendorf district of the town of Wettin-Löbejün in the northern part of the Saale district. The surrounding area is ideal for nature lovers and offers numerous hiking and biking trails that invite you to explore the region. In addition, the city of Halle is just a short drive away. The area around Wettin-Löbejün offers a perfect blend of history, nature, and recreational activities. You can explore the medieval Wettin Castle and the picturesque Saale trails, or round out the day with a visit to the Petersberg Zoo or the Petersberg summer toboggan run. For nature lovers, the Saale Bike Trail and numerous hiking trails are ideal. A trip to the Halle-Trotha Mountain Zoo, Germany’s largest mountain zoo, is also well worth it. Thanks to its proximity to Halle, urban sights and cultural attractions are quickly accessible by car or S-Bahn from the Nauendorf train station, while the region itself invites you to relax with its tranquility and natural beauty.