Kaulsdorf/Saale

Hockeroda, Eichicht, Kaulsdorf, Tauschwitz, Fischersdorf, Breternitz and Weischwitz, these districts form the single municipality of Kaulsdorf. They are only a few kilometers away from the district town of Saalfeld and the Hohenwarte reservoir. The unique landscape...

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Rudisleben

Rudisleben is located in the Gera valley between Arnstadt in the south and Ichtershausen in the north. The village is a street village about two kilometers long. Rudisleben is located on the east side of the Gera River. In the...

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Beuren

The historic center of Beuren can be seen as a monument ensemble: Next to the church dedicated to St. Pancras, the "Old Tower", formerly a customs and residential tower, dominates the picture. On the western edge of the village...

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Nüßleshof

Nüßleshof is a district of the Thuringian municipality of Heßles, which in turn is a district of the municipality of Fambach....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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Saaldorf

The nature around Saaldorf is particularly charming. The district belongs to Bad Lobenstein, the place name has existed since 1784. If small smelting works arose already in the early Middle Ages, later the...

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Plothen

On a plateau between the Saale and the Vogtland lies the village of Plothen. The village is the main place of the area around the Plothen ponds. The Plothen pond area belongs to the ecologically...

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Altendambach

Altendambach is a small community on the southern slope of the Thuringian Forest. It has been a district of the town of Schleusingen since July 2019 and is located at an altitude of approx. 500 m above sea level,...

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Sparnberg

Sparnberg was first mentioned in a document in 1202. The von Sparnberg family came to the Fichtelgebirge as followers of the Diepoldinger family from Haidstein near Cham. At first, it is customary to refer to the...

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