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Historic buildings are always eye-catching.

It was built in 1345 and first documented. Lightning nearly destroyed the nave in 1674. It was re-consecrated in 1683. It is the actual parish church of Schwanebeck (the older church is St. John's, which is no longer in use).

beautiful half-timbering

The historic old town is limited to the preserved streets of Voigtei, Bakenstraße, Gröperstraße, Rosenwinkel, Grudenberg, Grauer Hof, Steinhof, and Westendorf. It consists of approximately 450 houses, mostly built in the Lower Saxon half-timbered style. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halberstadt#Bauwerke

Krottorf Castle is a lowland castle that was secured by the Bode and the moats fed by it. After the original castle was destroyed in 1363, a fortified complex with buildings in the Renaissance style was not built until the 16th century and expanded by the then owner around 1890; parts of the rampart and moats are still preserved. The castle's enclosed courtyard is open to visitors. Source: Wikipedia

Neither the church nor the grounds can be entered.

The predecessor of the current building was built in 1345 and was badly damaged by fire in 1674. The rectangular church tower to the west of the nave with its sound openings in the form of pointed arches probably dates back to this previous church. In place of the destroyed church, a hall church with a rectangular floor plan was built in the Baroque style and consecrated in 1683. The old church tower was given a Baroque spire in this context. Source: Wikipedia

The Cathedral of St. Stephen and St. Sixtus in Halberstadt, a cruciform basilica built in the northern French Gothic style from the 13th to the 15th century, which today serves as a Protestant church, is considered one of the few large church buildings of the French cathedral scheme in Germany. It is located in the middle of an ensemble of Romanesque, Baroque, Neo-Gothic and modern buildings on the edge of the historic center of the city in the northern Harz foothills. It was badly damaged in the air raids on Halberstadt in the Second World War. It is owned by the Saxony-Anhalt Cultural Foundation. Source: Wikipedia