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Root cave: Go to eye level with earthworms, moles and co. and walk through the root cave as a human in mini format. Interactive elements and hands-on models provide clear and child-friendly information...

The Rennsteig and Mee(h)r Museum is located in the Blankenstein district, at the entrance to the Rosenthal pulp and paper mill. The museum is dedicated to a wide range of historical topics. Visitors are shown the development of the...

This mill was first mentioned in 1526 and was used as a machine mill around 1820. With the extension to the mill building (western side) in 1893 by the owner Karl Werner, a steam boiler was...

E-bike charging station on the Lerchenberg in Zella-Mehlis.                                                                                    

The Fickentor in Niederdorla is one of the last remaining village gates in Thuringia. It is located near the village green. Niederdorla is a district of the rural municipality of Vogtei in the Unstrut-Hainich district of Thuringia...

The Bertholdsburg Castle Natural History Museum was established in 1984 (since 1994 under the sponsorship of the district of Hildburghausen). Today, the Natural History Museum has three permanent exhibitions on Thuringian natural history, geology and regional history.

Alongside the synagogue and cemetery, the mikvah is one of the most important facilities of a Jewish community. The medieval mikvah, first mentioned in 1248/49, is located directly behind the Krämerbrücke bridge on the Gera river. In the year...

The historic hairdressing salon in Altenburg, Thuringia, is a hairdressing salon that has been preserved as it was in the 1920's. It is a testimony to the historic town and craftsmanship of the 1920's and was set up by the master hairdresser Artur...

Fish once swam in the idyllic Petriteich pond, feeding the population of Mühlhausen. Following on from this, a children's playground was created in the middle of the green spaces in 2020, which is reminiscent of fantasy worlds with oversized...

The name "bottle" does not derive from its massive shape with a taper to the top, vaguely related to a bottle-like drinking vessel. Rather, a pilgrim's bottle is depicted in the upper part of the tower in a semi-sculptural...