My small city is really safe. I can walk at any time there. It’s a really small and safe town. There’s only local people and there’s no homeless people. I’m always scared of them. That’s it’s important for me.

Alexandra

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Germany, situated in Central Europe, boasts a rich tapestry of culture, history and natural beauty. Known for the Berlin Wall, fairy-tale castles along the Rhine river, the iconic cuckoo clocks from the Black Forest region, it also hosts the world-renowned Oktoberfest beer festival in Munich, attracting millions of visitors each year. From the bustling finance hub of Frankfurt to the ancient Roman structures in Trier to the modern artistic buzz of Berlin, Germany is a unique blend of the old and new. Characterized by dense forests, towering alps, sparkling lakes and bustling metropolitan cities with innovatively designed infrastructure, Germany archaeologically spans from the ancient times to the cutting-edge contemporary landmarks.

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Merseburg, located in the scenic Saale River valley in Eastern Germany, offers a rich and fascinating blend of historical allure and natural beauty. It is a charmingly quaint city known mainly for its significant contribution to early German history and commanding architectural structures, such as the formidable Merseburg Cathedral and Fortress. The city is also renowned for the Merseburg Incantations, the oldest known documents written in Old High German. A journey to Merseburg promises an enchanting exploration of history with highlights including the Merseburg Castle, gardens and an opportunity to traverse the captivating lanes of the old town filled with half-timbered houses. Surrounded by green landscapes and vineyards, Merseburg is truly a picturesque blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.


Merseburg

Merseburg is a beautiful small city,
easy to move around.

Some shops in the center with most of what you need.

And the people are very friendly.

The weather is fine and you can travel with a bike to almost every place.

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