Dörna parish

The church, which stands on the site of several predecessor buildings, is the last Protestant place of worship on the road leading from Mühlhausen to the Catholic Eichsfeld. A first attempt to implement the Reformation dates back to...

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Großgölitz

Großgölitz was incorporated in 1993. The district, which belongs to the town of Bad Blankenburg, lies at the foot of the Kesselwände and originated in the 11th and 12th centuries, first mentioned in writing as "Golys" and "Wenyngin...

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Ellrich

The town of Ellrich and its six districts are located directly on the Green Belt, which has been designated a National Natural Monument in Thuringia, in the Südharz Nature Park. This area in the Harz Mountains has long been...

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Vesser

UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Thuringian ForestVesser is located in the middle of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Thuringian Forest. Thanks to its charming location in a valley surrounded by wooded mountains and meadows, Vesser is a popular vacation destination for nature lovers, hikers and...

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Wingerode

Wingerode, an Eichsfeld village with 1,278 (12/04) inhabitants, situated in the beautiful Leine valley between oak and beech forests, was able to look back on its first documentary mention 850 years ago in 1996....

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Horse village

The village of Pferdsdorf, situated on the left bank of the Werra, was documented in the 13th/14th century, and the history of the small village is full of changes; constantly changing ownership, new lords who had to pay taxes and...

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Kühndorf

Kühndorf is a municipality in the district of Schmalkalden-Meiningen in Thuringia. It belongs to the Dolmar-Salzbrücke administrative community, which is based in the town of Schwarza. Kühndorf is located on the southern slope of the Dolmar, an extinct volcano...

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Roth

The church village is nestled in the foothills of the two Gleichberge mountains in the Milz valley. Roth was first mentioned around 1198 as the deserted village of "Roda", and most of the houses are timber-framed...

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