A Saxônia-Anhalt, cuja capital é Magdeburgo, se estende da região de Altmark (também conhecida como “o berço da Prússia”), através da Magdeburgo Börde e das áreas industriais na região de Halle e Bitterfeld, estendendo-se até as vinícolas da região de Saale e Unstrut, área do extremo norte da Alemanha com extensa produção vinícola. Centro econômico estratégico da história da Alemanha, esta região é ideal para visitas a cidades e viagens culturais, além de ter muito a oferecer aos amantes da natureza e àqueles que buscam férias mais agitadas.

Saxony-Anhalt's towns and cities are always worth a visit for their impressive architecture and their historical significance. There really are few other places that offer a similar variety of historical tourist attractions in such a small area, including pre-historical, medieval, Reformation and Enlightenment sites, as well as those relating to the ages of industrialisation and classical modernism. Its cathedrals and the towns associated with Martin Luther are treasure troves for cultural, educational and sightseeing tours, perfectly combining learning and leisure.

In Saxony-Anhalt scenery, culture and history meld together to form a stunning combination. Its palaces, churches and parks are examples of superior architectural skills. The remarkable landscape gardens of the Garden Kingdom of Dessau-Wörlitz, the medieval town of Quedlinburg, the largest preservation area in Germany, and the fascinating Bauhaus "master houses" in Dessau are all listed UNESCO World Heritage sites.