Möhra

Möhra is a village in the southwest of the Thuringian Forest in the idyllic "Moorgrund" landscape. The village became famous through the great reformer Dr. Martin Luther, whose ancestors on his father's side...

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Seligenthal

There are many opportunities to explore hiking destinations in the surrounding area from Seligenthal, for example on the nature trail through the Siddelhaide to the Falkenburgstein or into the Bärental valley....

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Dachwig

Dachwig was already mentioned in 874 as Dagoberti Vicus (Dagobertsweg). This naming is said to be due to the Germanic king Dagobert, who may have been the founder of the place. Later place names were Dachebechi and Tachabechi....

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Dittersdorf

Dittersdorf is a municipality in the Saale-Orla district of Thuringia and part of the administrative community of Seenplatte. ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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Marisfeld

Marisfeld is a municipality in the south of Thuringia that belongs to the administrative community of Feldstein. It lies on the southern slopes of the Thuringian Forest and is surrounded by a charming landscape. Marisfeld has...

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Bad Sulza

Wine, brine and idyllic landscapes Brine and wine characterize the face of Bad Sulza The spa and wine town of Bad Sulza, picturesquely situated on the banks of the Ilm in the Weimar, Jena, Naumburg...

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Dig

Grabe is a district of Mühlhausen and is located east of Mühlhausen. The district is located on the edge of the Thuringian basin and the Unstrut lowlands. The first documentary mention took place in 997.Worth seeing are the...

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Free orla

Where the little river Orla flows into the Saale ...... The small village of Freienorla lies in the charming landscape of the middle Saale valley. There are references to a watermill as early as 1176 on the...

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