Places inside Magdeburg you might be interested in! And places from Magdeburg that you can travel to!
Simple places like the Magdeburg Dom, and travel experiences like the Harz, the Bastei trek etc. You might find it interesting.
White Storks at Storchenhof, Loburg near Magdeburg | 2020 Storchenhof, Loburg Loburg is a small township near Magdeburg, around half an hour bus ride from Opernhaus, the nearest bus stop to my [Read more...]
Blue tits in my backyard | www.anirbansaha.com After the first and the second blog post on birding in Magdeburg, this is my third and maybe the last birding blog post of Magdeburg. This year, I [Read more...]
For a lot of young students who are into hiking, the Harz isn’t the only option that you have! The Elbe Sandstone mountain in Saxony, which is around four hours away from Magdeburg and a little more [Read more...]
If you want to miss Calcutta, Magdeburg offers you numerous excuses; the easiest excuse being the trams. I come from Calcutta, the only city in India where trams still run. The "heritage trams" [Read more...]
কলকাতার থেকে একটু দূরেই যেমন দার্জিলিং, সিক্কিম, বা পুরুলিয়া’র জয়চণ্ডী পাহাড়, তেমনি মাগডেবর্গের একটু দূরেই আছে হার্জ । হিমালয় নয় অবশ্যই, কিন্তু এক দিন স্ট্রেসের থেকে ব্রেক নেওয়ার জন্য যথেষ্ট! [Read more...]
Written by Ankit Mukherjee. Dawn | Photograph: Madhu K R Thatikonda I’ve never been much of a morning person, but I do appreciate the beauty with which nature presents itself at the brink of [Read more...]
“Yes, in Kalkutta (Calcutta/Kolkata) there is a Pied-piper cafe [6], a Pied Piper Marketing Services and a Pied-piper pizzeria! And here, here ..”, the old man of the Tourism office, raised his voice [Read more...]
At any point in time, if life in Magdeburg gets boring, there’s always a little something new to explore; Aerosol Arena is one such place where music, art and free-spirited people meet. Perhaps a [Read more...]
The saying goes like this - (medieval Europe) During Walpurgisnacht, the witches party with Satan, in all the darkness of the night. And the people (villagers) light bonfires to keep them away. [Read more...]
Matera, one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world, is a treasure rediscovered very late during the late twentieth century and since then it has been quite a topic of discussion for [Read more...]