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Veranstaltungshighlights Harz 01 wohin 10 17.indd 1 29.09.2017 12:27:59 Uhr wohin 10 17.indd 2 29.09.2017 12:28:02 Uhr TOURISMUSVERBAND SACHSEN-ANHALT Oktober – Herbstvergnügen Zu herbstlichem Marktreiben bunte Drachen, wenn auf Werten gesetzt. Standhaftigkeit, der Heidelbeere geboten. werden Sie am 7. und 8. Ok- dem Butterberg ab 15 Uhr ein Entschlossenheit und Durchset- (www.regionmagdeburg.de) tober auf Schloss Hundisburg Drachenfest steigt. Für einen zungsfähigkeit durchziehen die In der Arche Nebra wird sich erwartet. Als besonderes An- besonderen Hörgenuss sorgt 30 Veranstaltungen des Festi- am 14. Oktober mit dem The- gebot werden alte Obstsorten am 29. Oktober ab 16 Uhr das vals (www.impulsfestival.de). ma „Weißes Gold - Schwarzes ausgestellt und man kann Obst Herbstkonzert mit dem Philhar- Gold“ beschäftigt. Kleine Expe- bestimmen lassen. Außerdem monischen Kammerorchester „Ein süßer Tag“ mit 41 An- rimente rund ums Salz bringen wird Saft gepresst. Am 8. Ok- Wernigerode. Zum 500. Re- geboten an 24 Orten soll am den Schatz der Halloren nä- tober ist 15 Uhr im Schloss ein formationstag am 31. werden 14. Oktober viele Besucher auf her. Die Braunkohle wird mit Konzert im Rahmen der „Hun- ab 19:30 Uhr „Die Tischreden die Zucker- und Rübenroute in Geschichten und Technik zum disburger Herbstkonzerte“ zu der Katharina Luther“ als Kam- der Region Elbe-Börde-Heide Anfassen erlebbar. So können erleben. Hundisburg und die merspiel dargeboten locken. In Haldensleben wird mit der Nasspresse Briketts aus Reformation sind Thema des (www.kloster-druebeck.de). zu diesem Anlass ab 11 Uhr ein Rohbraunkohle gepresst und Vortrages „Die Reformation großes Bahnhofsfest gefeiert. durch Bemalen verschönert wer- im Spiegel der Alvensleben- Das „Impulsfestival für neue In Aschersleben setzt sich 9 den. Zum Ausklang des Tages schen Bibliothek“ am 5. Musik Sachsen-Anhalt“ startet Uhr ein nostalgischer Zug in gibt es um 18 Uhr einen Vortrag Oktober im Schloss am 11. Oktober in seine 10. Bewegung, dem unterwegs an zum Weißen Gold für Europas (www.schloss-hundisburg.de). Saison. Zum Jubiläum steht fünf Stationen weitere Reisen- Kelten – Die Salzmetropole An den Wochenenden sind ab die Uraufführung von „Spiel de zusteigen können; Original vom Dürrnberg bei Hallein“. 14 Uhr die Ausstellungen im im Sand“ mit Musik der chi- Mitropawagen und historische Die Sonderschau „Aus der Schloss geöffnet. nesischen Komponistin Leyan Abteilwagen inklusive. Im „Ho- Tiefe geboren“ ist noch bis 5. Zhang und von Festivalintendant tel-Behrens-Genuss-Express“ zur November geöffnet. Im Kloster Drübeck wird am 7. Hans Rotman in der Oper Hal- Süßen Tour werden die Reisen- Oktober ab 10 Uhr zur Apfel- le auf dem Festivalprogramm. den stilecht verwöhnt. Herbstlich geht es auch auf ernte auf der Streuobstwiese Unter dem Motto „Volharding“ Zwei ADFC-geführte Rad- Halles Marktplatz am 21. und und zur Saftverarbeitung ein- (Dranbleiben) wird bis zum 19. touren widmen sich ebenfalls 22. Oktober zu: Zum Töpfer- geladen. Eine Woche später, November der thematische Bo- dem süßen Thema: Die „Tour markt werden über 90 Anbieter am 14. Oktober, gesellen gen weitergeschlagen und ein zum weißen Gold“ startet aus Deutschland und darüber sich zu farbigem Laub viele Bekenntnis zu demokratischen um 9 Uhr am Universitätsplatz hinaus erwartet. Auf einem Magdeburg mit den Zielen der größten Töpfermärkte in Magazin Sachsen-Anhalt Zuckerfabrik Wanzleben und Sachsen-Anhalt gibt es selbst- Impressum 31 Saatzuchtstation Klein Wanz- produzierte Töpferwaren und Keramik in unendlicher Vielfalt. Der farbenfrohe Herbst mit den schönsten Orten 4 leben mit anschließenden Führungen. Die „Süße Tour www.stadtmarketing-halle.de Halloween im Zoo Halle 7 durch den Bördekreis“ auf dem Theaterspektakel & Sonderschau in Jüterbog 9 Aller-Elbe-Radweg beginnt 9 Die musikalische Überleitung in Meiningen leuchtet! 10 Uhr am Bahnhof Haldensleben den November findet bei den Bundesweites Kabarettfestival in Aschersleben 12 und führt zum Schloss Seggerde 0. Filmmusiktagen Sachsen- Anhalt in Halle statt. In der Titelthema: Marktspektakel zum Reformationsfest 15 und nach Flechtingen. Auf dem Vier Zeit Hof in Be- Festivalwoche vom 29. Oktober Kunstmesse HalArt in Halle 16 bertal werden Sie mit Kuchen, bis 4. November sind zahlreiche Veranstaltungshighlights Bauernhofeis und weiteren Le- Konzerte und Workshops sowie ckereien verwöhnt. Außerdem eine Masterclass für angehende Altmark - Börde - Salzland 22 können die Kirche St. Godeberti Komponisten geplant. Erstmals Harz 28 sowie die Heimatstube erkundet findet auch ein Filmmusikball Anhalt - Wittenberg - Leipzig 36 werden. In Niederndodeleben statt. hält das Holunderkontor „Süss, (www.filmmusiktage.de). Mansfeld - Saale - Unstrut 42 süffig, selbstgemacht“ Großmut- Ausstellungen 48 ters Holunderliköre bereit. „Alle Ihr Landestourismusverband lieben Heidelbeeren“ ist das wünscht Ihnen erlebnisreiche Unterhaltung Motto in der Bauernscheune Oktobertage, wo immer Sie „zwick“frisch von Hans-Günther Pölitz 49 Hohenseeden. Zu Vorführungen Ihre Ausflugsplanung auch hin der Modegruppe „Anno Dazu- verschlägt! Unterhaltung - Rätsel/Sachsen-Anhalt-Fragen 50 mal“ werden Köstlichkeiten aus wohin 10 17.indd 3 29.09.2017 12:28:04 Uhr HERBSTEMPFEHLUNGEN Der farbenfrohe Herbst mit seinen schönsten Orten Unsere Empfehlungen für einen Ausflug in die bunte Welt Neues entdecken?“ Schauen Sie er ist der besucherstärkste Zoo Wikipedia/Ma2bara PolGRANDMONT, Wikipedia/Jean Foto: einfach auf die folgenden Seiten in Sachsen-Anhalt. Tangermün- unseres Freizeitplaners. Wie schon de präsentiert den Kürbismarkt. in der Vergangenheit, werden Nach einem verheerenden Brand wir schöne Orte mit ihren attrak- im 17. Jh. glaubte keiner, dass tivsten Angeboten, besonderen diese Stadt je wieder in ihrem Ereignissen und Angeboten vor- alten Glanz erstrahlt. Und sehen stellen, die Sie unbedingt besucht Sie sich dieses Kleinod heute an! haben sollten. So der Harz, der Oder steht Ihnen der Sinn eher regelrecht zur Herbstwanderung nach dem Nass. Dann besuchen einlädt. Der Miniaturenpark in Sie doch die Altmark Oase in Der Herbst steht in voller Pracht der Natur geschieht. Stellen Sie Wernigerode ist ein Muss. Den der Nachbarschaft, in Stendal. mit seinen bunten Blättern und sich die Frage: „Was kann ich Harz einmal in klein zu sehen, Genießen Sie mit Ihren Familien dem goldenen Strahlen in der mit meiner Familie an den freien bietet viele besondere Momente. die Schönheit der Natur und Sonne. Eine Freude dabei zu- Tagen unternehmen?“ oder „Wo Oder besuchen Sie doch mit Ih- die vielen außergewöhnlichen zuschauen, wie dieses Wunder können wir hin, was können wir ren Lieben den Bergzoo Halle; Angebote. Die Altmark Oase in Stendal Anzeige ein Erlebnis für die ganze Familie Das Sport- und Freizeitbad Alt- Saunalandschaft. Hier laden mark Oase in der Schillerstraße Dampfsauna, Lichtsauna, ist für viele die erste Wahl, Kristallsauna oder Blockhaus- wenn es um aktive Erholung sauna mit verschiedenen und Wellness geht. Aufgüssen zum Verweilen ein. Und nach dem Saunagang brin- Ob Sportbecken, Sprungturm, gen das Schwallbecken oder Wellenbecken, Kleinkind- das beheizte Außenbecken becken Erlebnisrutsche oder eine willkommene Erfrischung. Strömungskanal – das AltOa Immer am letzten Freitag im bietet Abwechslung und Spaß Monat findet von 22.00 bis für die ganze Familie. 02.00 Uhr eine Mitternachts- Neben dem reinen Bade- oder „AUDREY´S“ können sich die sauna mit wechselnden Themen Saunavergnügen bietet das Gäste kulinarisch verwöhnen Entspannung pur findet man statt. größte Sport- und Freizeitbad lassen. Ob Tagesangebot, in der großzügig angelegten im Norden Sachsen – Anhalts Pommes oder Salatteller - hier aber auch eine riesige Auswahl ist für jeden Geschmack etwas an Aquakursen zur Steigerung dabei. der Fitness und des körper- lichen Wohlbefindens an. Sie suchen ein originelles Geschenk? Wie wäre es mit Neu im Angebot sind zahl- einem Gutschein für die Alt- reiche Anwendungen, die in mark Oase. Egal ob online der Wellnessoase im Sauna- bestellt oder persönlich abge- garten angeboten werden. holt - damit liegen sie immer Im Schwimmbadrestaurant richtig. www. altoa.de wohin 10 17.indd 4 29.09.2017 12:28:07 Uhr Tangermünder Kürbisfest Es wird heiß 21. + 22.10. Rund ums Rathaus in der kalten Jahreszeit... Jeder kennt den Kürbis und da- mit verbunden Kürbissuppe und Kürbiskompott. Weil man hierzu das Fruchtfleisch nutzt, bleibt die Hülle, welche man zu Halloween gern beleuchtet vor die Tür stellt. Aber es gibt auch „Kunst am Kürbis“ und diese Kunst wird auf dem Tangermünder Kürbis- anderen halten die Einzelhändler Langsam aber sicher wird es wird? Sie sind neugierig ge- fest gezeigt und kann bestaunt der Innenstadt für Sie an diesem Herbst. Neben einer heißen worden? Dann kommen Sie werden. Unser junger Künstler Einkaufswochenende ihre Ge- Tasse Tee haben wir einen doch vorbei und lassen Sie benötigt viel Zeit dazu und damit schäfte offen. Bis 17 Uhr haben ganz besonderen Tipp, wie sich verzaubern! Ihnen die Wartezeit nicht zu lang auch am Sonntag die Altstadt- Sie sich aufwärmen können. Am 2. Oktober und am 7. wird, gibt es rund ums Rathaus händler für Sie viel vorbereitet. Wie wäre es mit 1300°C Oktober werden wieder einiges zu sehen und zu erleben. Genießen Sie die herbstliche heißem Glas, das direkt vor Glashände gegossen! Das Auch für den verkaufsoffenen Atmosphäre unserer alten ge- Ihren Augen aus unserem gibt es exklusiv nur bei Harz- Sonntag am 22. Oktober gibt schichtsträchtigen Kaiser- und Schmelzofen genommen kristall! es spezielle Angebote. Rund um Hansestadt.
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