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Giebichenstein Castle sits on a rock above the Saale. Built as a bishop's seat in the 12th century and destroyed by fire 400 years later, it is now the most beautiful ruin in the city.

The obelisk made of black granite was inaugurated on August 30, 1896 and is located on a rock near the Kröllwitzer Saale bank.

Good trail route, see and be seen from Halle

Good trail route, nice local recreation area

The old imperial cathedral in Merseburg is not only an outstanding place of German history, but also filled with numerous art objects worth seeing. The Langhans organ with well over 5000 pipes is another highlight.

961 Giebichenstein was first mentioned. In the second half of the 12th century the construction of a stone fortification, the upper castle, began. The castle served the Archbishops of Magdeburg as a temporary seat of government, until the completion of the Moritzburg in Halle (1503) as their main residence. During the Thirty Years' War (1636) the fortress was partially ruined. At the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, the castle ruins were an important symbol of German Romanticism. In 1906, the city of Halle acquired the castle ruins from the Prussian domain administration and made them accessible to the public. It has been an open-air architecture museum since 1966. As a result of extensive restoration work since the early 1990s, further remains of the wall have been uncovered, making a visit to the Giebichenstein much more intuitive. (Circumferential walls, foundations of residential buildings, including a residential tower, with walls three to five meters thick. Foundations of the castle church 17 m long, wall thickness 2.20 m. Courtyard with original medieval paving. Barrel vault). The gate tower (12th century) as a lookout tower offers a unique, unforgettable view over the Saale valley. Since 1921, the lower castle has been the seat of today's art school in Halle - Burg Giebichenstein. Source: https://m.halle.de/de/Kultur/Tourismus/Sehenswertes/History-discovery/Burg-Giebichenstein/

Very good view of the castle with the Saale in the foreground

permanent exhibition In the rooms of the Talamt on the Moritzburg, in the Gothic vaults and in the extension of the museum in the west wing, which opened in 2008, the visitor gets a fascinating insight into the coexistence of old and new architecture. The permanent exhibition and changing smaller exhibition formats provide insights into the diversity of the collections of the Kunstmuseum Moritzburg Halle from the Middle Ages to the present day. The focus of the permanent exhibition is classical modern art with the permanent loan from the Hermann Gerlinger collection and the presentation of paintings and sculptures from the museum holdings as well as the work of Lyonel Feininger in the gallery dedicated to him in the west wing of the Moritzburg. Visitors can experience the arts and crafts of the 19th century in a presentation in a specially prepared ensemble of four rooms on the ground floor of the Talamt. In the permanent exhibition area Modern Two in the so-called Westbox on the second floor of the west wing, a new thematic collection presentation will be shown on the occasion of 100 years of Leuna-Werke. Just in time for the 110th birthday of Halle painter and graphic artist Albert Ebert on April 26, 2016, the Albert Ebert Cabinet with numerous paintings by the artist was reopened in a newly designed presentation in the Moritzburg in Halle. Source: https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/artikel/ausstellungen/kunstmuseum-moritzburg-halle/