The Burgenland district is largely characterized by the diverse cultural landscape along the Saale, Unstrut and Elster rivers. Wine has been grown here for more than 1,000 years. The Burgenland district is part of the Halle-Leipzig-Dessau economic region in central Germany. The region has a traditional economic structure, characterized by a broad mix of industry, small and medium-sized businesses and skilled trades. The district town of Naumburg with its world-famous cathedral forms the center of the Burgenland district
St. Peter and Paul. Other tourist attractions include the impressive castles and numerous fortresses that give the district its name. The Burgenland district offers its inhabitants a safe and pleasant place to live.