In the heart of Fallersleben's old town is a park with the romantic castle of Duchess Clara from the 16th century. It also houses the Hoffmann von Fallersleben Museum, which is dedicated to the work of the famous scholar and poet of the German national anthem. Beer is still brewed today in the traditional Old Brewery. In a historic setting, a wide variety of stores invite you to stroll and browse. Potato Sunday, Art & Light and the Old Town Festival are fixed components of Fallersleben's event program. With several modern office complexes, Fallersleben is a location for companies in the supply industry. The Volkswagen Group also has offices in the Hoffmannstadt. Fallersleben is also well connected in terms of transportation with a freeway connection, a suburban train station and its own freight port on the Mittelland Canal.

The historic town center of Vorsfelde is characterized by a closed ensemble of restored half-timbered houses. Worth seeing are St. Peter's Church, the beekeeper's house and the Carl Grete House. In the historic ambience with charming half-timbered houses, long-established, family-run specialist stores with their service expertise and cozy restaurants along Lange Straße invite you to stroll and enjoy. The traditional boar festival, which takes its name from Vorsfelde's heraldic animal, has cult status far beyond the town itself. Vorsfelde also has a varied range of food retailers to offer. Craft businesses and large industrial companies are also at home in this district. The attractive location with close proximity to the Drömling and Allerpark recreational areas also characterizes the location.