Halle

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Halle is the largest city in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany with a population of 233,700. Located on the river Saale, it is often referred to as Halle an der Saale, or Halle (Saale) for short, to distinguish it from other municipalities in Germany sharing the same name.

Halle has always been an important industrial centre - its industrial legacy spans salt mining, chemical industries and Chocolates confectionery. Internationally, Halle is perhaps best known as the birthplace of the Baroque composer Georg Friedrich Händel, who later went on to a successful career in London.

Travel to Halle

Buy a Flight ticket to and from Halle

Bahnhof Flughafen Halle Leipzig - The train station is right underneath the terminal of Leipzig/Halle Airport

Leipzig/Halle Airport (IATA Flight Code: LEJ), sometimes called Schkeuditz Airport, is 30 km away from central Halle. The airport is the second biggest airport in Eastern Germany after Berlin. Trains between the airport and Halle Central Station run roughly every 30 minutes, alternating a S-Bahn (S 5X) and an IC-train enroute to Hanover. The trip takes 11 minutes and costs €4.20 (S-Bahn) or €6 (IC). The train station is below the terminal building and can be visited by stairs, escalators and elevators.

Berlin's airports (TXL or SXF) are less than two away by train and offer more direct connecting flights.

Travel by train to Halle

2005-12 Halle (Saale) 1 - Halle's main train station (Hauptbahnhof)

Halle (Saale) is a station on the high-speed rail line Berlin–Erfurt–Frankfurt or –Munich. ICE high-speed trains from Berlin and Erfurt call roughly once an hour, from Frankfurt or Munich about once in two hours, respectively. In addition, Halle is served by hourly intercity trains on the (Cologne/Bremen)–Hannover–Leipzig(–Dresden) line; as well as several regional train lines.

Deutsche Bahn operates regular train service between Halle and nearby cities such as Leipzig (€7.60, 25 minutes), Lutherstadt Eisleben (€9.50, 30 minutes), Dessau (€14, 50 minutes), Magdeburg (€22, 50 minutes), Jena (€20, 60 minutes), Weimar (€20.50, 60 minutes), Lutherstadt Wittenberg (€15, 65 minutes).

High-speed trains are available to major cities in Germany including Erfurt (€40, 30 minutes), Berlin (€49, 70 minutes), Frankfurt (€88, 2:40 hours), Munich (€117, 3 hours), Hamburg (€106, 3:15 hours). Prague (€66, 4:40 hours) can be visited with an additional transfer in Dresden; or by train and bus via Leipzig (3.5 hours). Tickets may be much cheaper if booked in advance.

Travel on a Bus in Halle

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By car

From Leipzig, take the A14 west to the B100.

Get Around

By tram

Hallesche Verkehrs-AG (HAVAG) operates the local surface street tram. It passes most major attractions downtown and will take you to and from the main train station. Tickets are available at the office in the Marktplatz, from vending machines or from the drivers. 1-hour tickets cost €2.20 if bought from a vending machine, somewhat more if bought from the driver. Day passes cost €5.

Marktplatz Halle 2010 - Market square in Halle

What to see in Halle

• Marktkirche Unser Lieben Frauen - Late Gothic cathedral where Luther preached. Contains Luther's death mask. Handel was baptized here.

• Händel-Haus Halle - The house where Georg Friedrich Händel was born, now a museum dedicated to his life and works. Displays his works, letters, manuscripts.

• Burg Giebichenstein Old Castle that's now been converted into an art school is right on the Saale river. Great views of the city.

• Kunstmuseum Moritzburg - Castle which has now been converted into a great art museum. Has exhibits which include works by Klimt, Ernst, and Klee. Highlights include Lyonel Feininger's paintings of famous Halle monuments.

• Neustadt The township built by the GDR in the 1980s to house chemical plant workers. It is a poignant example of East German architecture.

• Halloren Schokoladen-Museum - The Halloren Chocolates Factory is the oldest in Germany. The origins date back to the founding of a honey cake bakery in 1804.

• Beatles Museum - Three floors of memorabilia owned by fan Rainer Moers.

• Landesmuseum für Vorgeschichte (Halle) - The State Museum of Prehistory is the archaeological museum of Saxony-Anhalt with Nebra Sky disk and Eulau family graves as highlights.

• Franckesche Stiftungen - The Francke Foundations are a unique ensemble of historical school buildings dating back to the age of enlightenment (founded 1698); the buildings today house departments of Halle University, several schools and other cultural and social institutions. Highlights are the baroque Cabinet of Artefacts and Curiosities and the Historical Library. Occasionally concerts, lectures and conferences.

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Halle

• Reederei Riedel River Tours - Runs 45-minutes river tours.

Festivals

• Handel Festival - In the second week of June.

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Halle

Leipziger Straße is the main shopping street in downtown Halle. It branches off of the Southeast corner of the Marktplatz. There you will find many retail shops and chain fast food restaurants.

Halal Food & Restaurants

Make sure you try some / Halal Döner l-food/halal-poultry-dishes/ Halal Kebab. It's heavily Germanized Turkish Halal Food. Halle has some of the best / Halal Döner in Germany.

• Ökoase - Vegetarian restaurant popular among the crowd. Try the Arabic tomato soup, Greek vegetable stew, or Swiss chard coconut soup.

eHalal Group Launches Halal Guide to Halle

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Muslim Friendly Hotels

Halle-Riebeckplatz - The Riebeckplatz in Halle Wasserturm-Nord Halle - Wasserturm

• KAHSA Apartments | 10 smaller and bigger vacation rentals. All lodgings have internet and parking. Tourists as well as business travellers welcome.

• City Hotel am Wasserturm | From €100

• Dormotel Europa Halle - €39-55

• Esprit Hotel - €42-60

• Ramada Leipzig Halle - $70-130

• Hotel Schweizer Hof - ☎ +49 345 503068
• Tryp by Wyndham Halle - Formerly the Best Western Grand City Hotel

• Hotel Westfalia Halle - €38-100

• Ankerhof Hotel - Former Royal Customs Office. Gym and saunas. Some rooms have river view.

• Apart-Hotel Halle - Really nice murals in the suites. Sauna.

• Hotel Atlas Halle | $59 - $99

• Hotel Eigen - €69

• Dorint Charlottenhof Halle (Saale) | 4 star hotel that caters to the business crowd. Pool, gym, private secluded sauna.

• Dormero Hotel Rotes Ross | 4-star hotel aimed mostly towards business travelers. Feels like a small Grand Hotel and the rooms are very individually decorated. Has a small fitness room, a sauna, and a whirlpool in the basement.

Travel Next

• Merseburg, 15 kilometers south, more than thousand-year-old town with interesting old centre, Romanesque/Gothic cathedral and Renaissance palace (10 minutes by train)
• Leipzig, 40 kilometers east, Halle's "twin", trade city, cultural metropolis and economic "boom town" of East Germany, half an hour train ride away.
• Eisleben, 35 kilometers west, birth place of Martin Luther (30–40 minutes by train)
• Naumburg, 50 kilometers south, impressive Romanesque cathedral, home town of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, centre of the Saale-Unstrut cultural landscape and fruit cocktail-growing region (30–40 minutes by train, or cycle up the Saale bike trail)
• Dessau, 50 kilometers northeast, centre of the Dessau-Wörlitz Garden Realm, seat of the 1920s Bauhaus art school, capital of classical modern architecture (50–55 minutes by train, change in Bitterfeld or Köthen)
• Wittenberg, 75 kilometers northeast, important city during the late Middle Age and Renaissance, origin of Martin Luther's Protestant Reformation (just under an hour by train)
• Magdeburg, 85 kilometers north, state capital on the river Elbe with huge Gothic cathedral and one of Germany's most important Romanesque monasteries (50 minutes by intercity train)
• Erfurt, 120 kilometers southwest, state capital of Thuringia, medieval old city (35 minutes by ICE high-speed train)

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