Historical Background

The half-timbered house at Steinweg 61 in Quedlinburg is an outstanding example of Germany's traditional craftsmanship in timber framing. As part of the UNESCO World Heritage site "Old Town of Quedlinburg," this historic building is distinguished by its authentic architecture and meticulous restoration, which has preserved its original charm. Guests and timber-frame enthusiasts alike are captivated by the artistic design of the façade, the elaborate wooden decorations, and the historically rich atmosphere. The house at Steinweg 61 symbolizes Quedlinburg's rich cultural heritage—making it all the more valuable that it now offers high-quality vacation apartments in the heart of Quedlinburg. Discover the unique beauty and historical significance of this architectural masterpiece and stay in the center of Quedlinburg.