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Until 1974, Eßleben and Teutleben were considered independent villages. However, the state felt that this was too small, so the decision was made to create one town with two districts....

Bernterode and Bernterode-Schacht are districts of the municipality of Breitenworbis in the Thuringian district of Eichsfeld. Bernterode is located in the Wipper valley about nine kilometers east of Leinefelde-Worbis. The settlement of Bernterode-Schacht, located one kilometer to the northwest,...

Oldisleben is a district of the rural community of An der Schmücke. Due to its favorable location on the Unstrut river, a market town developed here over 900 years ago. Along the river runs the...

Situated in a scenic location on the edge of the Thuringian Forest mountains. From the "gateway to the Thuringian Forest", hiking trails as well as railways and roads lead to the ridge of the Thuringian Forest. With the Rennsteig...

Lehna is a hamlet-like district of Schimberg in the Eichsfeld district of Thuringia. The village is located about 2.5 kilometers northwest of Ershausen in a depression of the Misseröder limestone ridge in the hilly agricultural area of the southern Eichsfeld. The village is...

Gleicherwiesen is a small cluster village and received in 1743 by imperial award the rank of a market town with four annual and livestock markets. Worth seeing are the former castle of the Baron of Bibra, the...

The community of Oehrenstock, since March 1994 a district of the town of Langewiesen and since July 2018 thus a district of Ilmenau, is located on the northeastern edge of the Thuringian Forest in the valley of the...

Simmelshausen is located on the Franconian plateau in the flat bottom of the upper Milz, south-east of the "Großer Gleichberg", a typical Franconian street village. To this day, the village complex of the...

Neuhaus-Schierschnitz is a district of the municipality of Föritztal in the Sonneberg district in the Franconian south of the Free State of Thuringia...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Hohenleuben is one of the smallest towns in the East Thuringian region and can look back on an old historical tradition: first mentioned in 1267; market law 1715; judicial office 1716; town charter 1928.