Rennring Magdeburg

In Magdeburg (Saxony-Anhalt, capital of the Land on the Elbe), Rennring Magdeburg operates a 500-meter indoor hall with a width of 10 meters on a 7,000 m² covered footprint, making it according to management the largest indoor karting track in Saxony-Anhalt. The facility positions itself in the family and amateur competition segment with a fleet of RIMO-MINI karts suited to children from age 8 and 1.40 m minimum height.

On-site amenities: access system managed by mandatory client license (permanent card required), imperative reservation via online calendar with slogan Ohne Reservierung kein Kart fahren möglich (no session possible without reservation), varied formulas Rennmodus standard, Tuniermodus tournament and group packages. Address Schönebecker Straße 82-84, 39104 Magdeburg. Contact +49 391 4020209.

Magdeburg is the capital of Saxony-Anhalt (240,000 inhabitants), former residence of the Ottonian emperors and historic crossroads on the Elbe. The city provides access to the Magdeburger Dom 13th-century Gothic cathedral (the oldest Gothic cathedral in Germany 1209-1520, burial place of Otto I the Great founder of the Holy Roman Empire in 973), to Kloster Unser Lieben Frauen 11th-century Romanesque monastery housing the museum of religious art, to Hundertwasserhaus Grüne Zitadelle last work of Friedensreich Hundertwasser 2005 (emblematic colorful organic architecture), to Elbauenpark large river park with Jahrtausendturm millennium tower 60 m wooden cubic emblem Expo 1999. Nearby: Dessau-Wörlitz UNESCO Garden Kingdom English landscape gardens (first landscape garden on the Continent inspired by English gardens) 50 km southeast, Quedlinburg UNESCO 1994 exceptionally preserved medieval-Renaissance old town 60 km southwest with 12th-century Romanesque Stiftskirche and Ottonian treasure, Wittenberg Luther 95 theses 1517 city 80 km southeast, Halle (Saale) Händel-Haus 1685 70 km south, Harz National Park Brocken 1,141 m 80 km west and Hanover 130 km west. A Rennring Magdeburg for Saxony-Anhalt-Elbe-Quedlinburg-Wittenberg drivers.