The history of this plant dates back to the time of origin of Magdeburg's old town. Since the site was used for the archiepiscopal Baumgarten, it has probably been used …
The first mentioned in 1377, listed as a garden, is hidden behind the Fürstenwall, but worth the little detour down the stairs. In summer, open-air events take place here, giving the garden its special flair.
Access to the Möllenvogteigarten from the cathedral square is made by the exit at the Möllenvogtei, Magdeburg's only preserved city gate. East of the garden is the chancel of the St. Gangolfi Chapel. South is the house Fürstenwall 3b.