Verwaltungsgericht Magdeburg, Administrative court in central Magdeburg, Germany

The Magdeburg Administrative Court is a court that handles disputes between citizens and government agencies, located at Breiter Weg 203-206 in the Justice Center. It decides cases affecting the entire Saxony-Anhalt region on matters of administrative law.

The Magdeburg Administrative Court is one of two administrative courts in Saxony-Anhalt. It is housed in the Justizzentrum Eike von Repgow on Breiter Weg, named after the medieval jurist Eike von Repgow. Its president is Helmut Engels. The court's jurisdiction covers Magdeburg and the districts of Altmarkkreis Salzwedel, Stendal, Börde, Harz, Salzland and Jerichower Land.

The court reflects Germany's commitment to protecting citizens from unfair government decisions in everyday matters. It serves as a public space where people can challenge administrative actions that affect their rights.

The building has elevators providing access to all floors and offers accessible parking and wheelchair access for visitors. Electronic filing of documents has been available since 2009.

The court is one of only two administrative courts in Saxony-Anhalt; its district covers Magdeburg plus the Altmarkkreis Salzwedel, Stendal, Börde, Harz, Salzland and Jerichower Land districts. Appeals go to the Higher Administrative Court of Saxony-Anhalt, also seated in Magdeburg, and then to the Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig.