This is the old part of town with numerous well preserved buildings around the rebuilt Magni Church and the Magni Church Square, pretty historical half-timbered buildings and delightful little alleys. The brightly coloured Rizzi House on the edge of this district forms an exciting contrast.
360 degree panoramic view of Magniviertel
Legend: 1. Löwenwall/Obelisk/ 2. Städtisches Museum/ 3. Magniviertel/ 4. Herrendorftwete on the Magnitor/ 5. St. Magni/ 6. Behind Magni Church/ 7. Happy RIZZI House/ 8. Herzog Anton Ulrich- Museum
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Behind the Church of St. Magnus (Hinter der Magni-Kirche) On this tranquil square a piece of the old Braunschweig has been preserved |
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Happy RIZZI House These laughing and colourful towers by the New York artist James Rizzi present themselves as an accessible building sculpture |
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Herrendorftwete on the Magnitor The house with the number 1 in Gothic design was built before 1490 |
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Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum Founded in the year 1754 this outstanding collection is the oldest public museum in Germany |
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Löwenwall/Obelisk This 22 metres high obelisk reminds us of the Dukes Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand and Friedrich Wilhelm. |
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Magniviertel (Magni District) Delightful little alleys with pretty half-timbered buildings give this historical district a cosy atmosphere |
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Municipal Museum (Städtisches Museum) The Municipal Museum was founded in 1861. |
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St. Magni Church The name Braunschweig (Brunesguik) was first mentioned in documents in this church |
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Related Links
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Magni District (BLIK)
(German version)