Architectural gems of the Weimar region from the 19th century 

There is no doubt that the elemental force of human health lies in nature. In Bad Sulza, in addition to the brine, the listed spa gardens in the style of an English landscape park make a holistic contribution to this. Its oldest parts were created around 1850 under the guidance of the Sckell family of gardeners from Weimar. The park was extended towards the city in the late 19th century. Architectural gems include the music shell (1875), the weather house (1882) and the drinking hall (1910), where the soothing Carl Alexander-Sophienquelle spring water is still dispensed today.

Cheers to the power of nature!