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Dietzenrode is an idyllically situated village in the Walsetal valley. It is bordered on one side by the Dietzenröder Stein and on the other by the Höhberg. The Walse, which meanders through the narrow valley,...

The glassmaking village of Ernstthal am Rennsteig is located directly on the Rennsteig. Here guests can watch the art glassblowers at their craft. Rennsteig hikers will find cozy accommodations. One of the most beautiful summer toboggan runs provides fun...

Mörsdorf is an attractive village with over 500 inhabitants and is the starting point for excursions into the densely wooded surroundings. The Zeitzgrund invites you to hike, cycle or take a ride on the...

Vacha "Gateway to the Rhön" in the Werragrund, popular starting point for hiking and biking in the Rhön and Thuringian Forest. The Stone Bridge has led the way into town since 1342. "Wendelstein Castle",...

Herschdorf, a village on the southern slope of the Lange Berg between Rennsteig and Schwarzatal. The ideal domicile for hikers and those seeking peace and quiet with unique natural beauty. Our inhabitants are characterized by a deep sense of tradition, so that...

The tranquil little hilltop village (350 m above sea level, 101 inhabitants), situated between the Saale valley in the south and the Hexengrund in the north, was first mentioned in a document in 1378 as Parschefal...

The village, located north of Uhlstädt in the middle Hexengrund (246m above sea level, 107 inhabitants), was first documented as a "village" in 1083. An arched bridge from the 18th century, half-timbered houses and the...

Das über 900 Jahre alte Dorf wurde erstmals 1074 urkundlich erwähnt. Weitere Nennungen erfolgten 1385 (die zwei Dörfer) zu Prylip, 1455 Preylip, 1475 Prilans und 1529 Obern Preylip. Der Name…

Heßles has been a district of the municipality of Fambach in the district of Schmalkalden-Meiningen in Thuringia since December 1, 2008............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

The two villages of "Gräfinau" and "Angstedt" were first mentioned in 1282. The name Gräfinau probably goes back to gräfliche Ouwe (Aue), while Angstedt refers to Stätte des Ank (old German for angel)....