New Advent calendar for Magdeburg: Door full of surprises!
Discover the new Advent calendar for Magdeburg, available from November 1st, and experience the city's history behind every door.

New Advent calendar for Magdeburg: Door full of surprises!
The anticipation for the contemplative Advent season is growing, because a new Advent calendar for Magdeburg will be available from November 1st. The sale takes place at the Volksstimme media point, Goldschmiedebrücke 17, right next to the Allee-Center. If you want to get into the festive mood now, you shouldn't miss this special piece. Every day from the first week of December to Christmas Eve brings new surprises, as the calendar format opens a door every day that reveals both cultural and historical details from the city's history. A sophisticated accompanying text on the Advent calendar website ensures that lesser-known information also comes to light. The theme revolves around choosing a bride, a saving coat and even a prickly plant. The calendar, which is produced in Germany and measures 11.5 x 33 cm (postcard format), costs 7.90 euros and is delivered in a stylish dark red envelope, including a Beaverpost stamp with a Christmas motif. This piece is ideal for giving as a gift or sending, and in this way the city will be lovingly taken to the heart. [Volksstimme] reports that...
By the way, did you know that Magdeburg is the capital of Saxony-Anhalt and has a remarkable history? The city is picturesquely located on the banks of the Elbe and has repeatedly reinvented itself over the centuries. What is perhaps less known is that the city was an important trading location in the Middle Ages and a member of the Hanseatic League. Magdeburg is also the final resting place of Otto I, the first emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, and was also the scene of many important historical events, such as the Magdeburg Right, which had influence not only for Germany, but also for entire parts of Europe. The Italian tourist can not only walk past the grandiose buildings such as the Magdeburg Cathedral or the Monastery of Our Lady, but also enjoy the cultural life of the city, which is strongly influenced by the [Magdeburg Regio] range of events and functions.
Cultural highlights and events
There is a lot to experience in Magdeburg! Culture enthusiasts can enjoy impressive pieces from classics to modern productions at the Magdeburg Theater. The opera house is also worth a visit, where international opera and ballet performances take place. For art lovers, we recommend a detour to the Our Dear Women Monastery Art Museum, which shows proud exhibitions of classical and contemporary art. The cityscape is also characterized by numerous historical sites and impressive monuments.
The city also has a lot in store for music lovers. Events like the Kaiser Otto Festival immerse visitors in a medieval atmosphere, while the Elbriot Festival appeals to lovers of rock and metal. If you're a fan of jazz, you shouldn't miss the regular jazz festival - a real delight for the senses.
Sports and leisure
And sports enthusiasts don't miss out in Magdeburg either. Football fans can live out their passion at the 1. FC Magdeburg games in the MDCC Arena. There are also numerous outdoor activities, such as the city run for amateur runners and professionals, or relaxed bike tours along the Elbe cycle path. Family-friendly events, such as the magical Magdeburg Christmas market and the family festival in the Elbarenpark, attract the little ones and their parents with games, fun and lots of activities for every age group.
When it comes to nightlife, Magdeburg also has a lot to offer. Bars and clubs with a variety of offerings, such as the Theatercafé or the Sternbar, are popular meeting places to end the evening in good company. In order to stay up to date with the latest events and offers, we recommend that you regularly visit the official pages.