Rediscovering Halle: Travel Guide Showcasing ‘Lucky Places in Halle’

Where or how do you best begin your solo journey based on this book template? Perhaps there, where the author begins. Under the keyword “savior” she describes her lucky number 1 spot – “Klein Ole”. Kleine Ullrichstraße is a living symbol of the change the city has undergone in recent years with its mix of renovated Wilhelminian buildings, old-fashioned prefabs, retro charm, cafés, pubs, shops, studios and workshops.

Speaking of getting started, in regards to its central location, Kleine Ullrichstraße is an ideal starting point for exploring dozens of other happy places within the city on foot. They have a lot to do with culture, even though the author is open about many things. Their concept of culture ranges from the local mustard to street art, fashion, design, art and architecture to the fine dining and wine enjoyment of the surrounding area.

In short, following these paths is fun and interesting. For example for Glücksort 35, “Food Mountain”. This is the name of the gourmet restaurant that can be found opposite the legendary Giebechenstein Castle high above the Saale and that Steffi Memmert-Lunau sees in her book Still on the Way to the Star: “The city’s culinary happiness can be found here at the top.” You can read it in the book and the Michelin star declared here will become a reality.

Let’s make it clear: here the song of praise for the sometimes underestimated urban pearl of the gleaming beach of Saale is sung in an informed, even prophetic tone. The book is the perfect companion for anyone who wants to get to know Haley.