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Salzquelle

A hidden natural monument in the heart of Magdeburg

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Located in the southern part of Rotehorn Park, the Magdeburg Salt Spring is a captivating natural monument that once bubbled vigorously. Now enclosed by a wall, with a small stairway leading to the water, this tranquil spot invites visitors to pause and reflect on its serene history.

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Did you know?

The salt spring in Magdeburg flowed visibly until 1933 before it almost dried up completely.

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Guided Story

Do you feel that subtle hint of salt in the air? Imagine a time, almost a century ago, when the Magdeburg Salt Spring bubbled energetically, filling the air with a strong, salty aroma. Look down at the small staircase in front of you; it leads to a place that was once bursting with life. This spring has a rich history and was a significant part of the city. As you walk down the old stones, picture people coming here to experience the healing properties of saltwater. Today, this spot exudes a peaceful calm, a quiet reminder of when nature surged up with full force from the earth.