Thanks to its proximity to the Harz Mountains, Quedlinburg is also an ideal starting point for nature lovers. Hikes, excursions, and exploration tours here uniquely combine culture, nature, and relaxation.
Quedlinburg brings together the past and the present, tranquility and vibrancy in a place that slows the pace, inspires, and leaves a lasting impression.
Quedlinburg
History, charm
and zest for life
Quedlinburg is a city you don’t just visit—you experience it. With over 1,000 years of history, it is an UNESCO World Heritage Site and enchants visitors with one of the largest and best-preserved collections of half-timbered buildings in Europe.
As you stroll through the winding alleys, you’ll discover lovingly restored houses, small cafés, and unique courtyards that make up the special charm of this town. The historic market square, with its town hall, forms the lively heart of Quedlinburg and invites you to linger.
Towering high above the city, the Schlossberg hill, home to the Collegiate Church of St. Servatius, is a place steeped in history and offers an impressive view over the rooftops of the Old Town. Culture lovers and connoisseurs alike will find something to enjoy in Quedlinburg: museums, galleries, events, and a diverse culinary scene ensure there’s something new to experience all year round.
The Villa am Brühl is situated in a quiet yet central location: The perfect starting point to experience Quedlinburg in all its facets while also offering a place to retreat, relax, and unwind.
Optional services available for booking:
- Bed linens: 11.07 EUR per stay