Neustadt: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Neustadt is a significant urban district planned during the post-war modernist period, characterized by 1960s and 1970s architecture, large-panel buildings, slab high-rises, open spaces, and the interplay between architecture and art in public spaces.

Culture

The Halle-Neustadt History Workshop presents permanent and temporary exhibitions on the history of Neustadt and includes a scale model of the district. A tour of Neustadt can include more than 100 documented works of art in public spaces; many of them have been preserved, including fountains, large-scale ceramic works, metal designs, sculptures, and murals.

Moritzburg is located near Neustadt. Halle (Saale), Moritzburg Art Museum, is also located near Neustadt. The State Office for Heritage Management and Archaeology of Saxony-Anhalt, State Museum of Prehistory, Central Depot, Halle (Saale), is likewise located near Neustadt. Halle (Böllberg), St. Nicholas Church, is located near Neustadt.

Nature

The recreational landscapes bordering Neustadt nearby include the Weinbergwiesen meadows, the Dölauer Heide, Peißnitz Island and the Saale floodplains, the Passendorfer Wiesen meadows, Südpark, Heidesee, and the Angersdorfer ponds. Rabeninsel and the Kröllwitz heights are located near Neustadt. The surrounding area of Neustadt also includes Hoppberg and Nikolausberg.

Getting Around

The “Green Path through Halle-Neustadt” connects the district’s green spaces, while the extensive network of walking and cycling paths supports walks, jogging, and bike tours.

More than six tram lines and the S-Bahn provide a direct connection to the Old Town and the main railway station of Halle / Saale. Five bus lines also connect the district with the Dölauer Heide and neighboring districts.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Neustadt can then continue their accommodation search.

To the higher-level travel overview: Halle.