Travelling from Magdeburg to Russia

Magdeburg, the capital city of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, lies on the River Elbe and was one of the most important medieval cities of Europe.  Magdeburg is a very diverse city and full of surprises. Because there are so many things to do in Magdeburg it has become a very popular holiday destination and attracts visitors from all over the world.  It is the second greenest city in Germany with the River Elbe running through and provides excellent opportunities for anyone wanting to have a break from sightseeing to take a pleasant walk or go for a picnic.  Magdeburg has a variety of many colourful architectural buildings and the Magdeburg Cathedral is the undisputed gem of the capital city. The cathedral of Saints Catherine and Maurice was the first Gothic church building of Germany and was completed in 1520.

Hotel Magdeburg is a very popular hotel for visitors who like to have plenty of things to do in Magdeburg and anyone can book a package holiday that will include a sight seeing trip everyday. Anyone staying at the Hotel Magdeburg for a holiday and then wanting to travel to Russia would be able to do so by booking a flight from Flughafen Airport in Berlin and then flying to Khodinka Airport in Moscow. To get to Berlin Airport motorists would need to start at Sternbrucke and then on to Planckstrabe and continue on A2 (signs for Hanover) before heading east towards Flughafen. Other methods of transport include travelling to Berlin by train. The flight from Berlin would take you over Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic. Magdeburg is home to a port and waterway junction and has excellent connections by road, rail and water. Hotel Magdeburg will help anyone wanting to travel on to another country to find the best and easiest way possible.

Because there are so many things to do in Magdeburg (Freizeit Magdeburg) tourists are sometimes very surprised at all the choice that is available. The city has many theatres, museums, galleries and comedy venues as well as opera and operetta performances on the lake stage, classical concerts in various parks as well as the Park Jazz Festival. Magdeburg is one of the biggest cities to be found in East Germany with 230,000 inhabitants and is a pleasant city to live in. Many visitors enjoy the great works in the Art Museum of the Monastery of Our Lady while others like to go shopping in the bustling shopping centres. By staying at the Hotel Magdeburg for a week or so and then travelling on to Russia from Flughafen Airport in Berlin to Moscow, any tourist would take home some wonderful memories and lots of interesting photographs to show their friends.