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Today, the Furthmühle is a pretty country hotel situated in a beautiful and peaceful location in the heart of Thuringia, in the Grabe district of Mühlhausen. After a long history...

Krämerbrücke, cathedral, old synagogue - the Thuringian state capital Erfurt has many cultural treasures. And a wonderfully young, student flair. A good mix for all those who like to stroll and wander around cities....

The Notenbank Weimar is a modern conference venue in a historic bank building from 1894 in a central downtown location. The building has been renovated in keeping with its listed status and offers conference rooms of various sizes for...

The Kelbra reservoir is the largest lake in the Südharz Kyffhäuser region and is located directly at the foot of the Kyffhäuser mountains. With its lido, the Kelbra reservoir invites you to relax from May to...

Built in the 16th century, the former „Goldener Löwe“ inn is one of the oldest houses of its kind in Rudolstadt. After a conversion in 1868, the inn developed into a...

Scherbda is a district of Creuzburg in the Wartburg district. Scherbda was first mentioned in a document in 1229, and today around 430 inhabitants live in the OT-Scherbda district, whose sights include the late Gothic Holy Trinity Church, half-timbered houses, Bronze Age burial mounds...

The town of Mühlhausen was built near the royal palace, which has been documented since the 10th century and was erected on the site of a ford over the Unstrut, to which various traffic routes led. These...

With its over 1100-year history, Saalfeld is one of the oldest cities in Thuringia. The fact that the Saale city has a lot to offer is already revealed by its nickname "Stone Chronicle of Thuringia". During a stroll through...

Molschleben is one of the oldest villages in the region. It was first mentioned in the Hersfeld register of goods as early as 786. With its infrastructure, Molschleben plays a key role in shaping the image of the Nesse Valley region.

The double summer toboggan run on the Wasserkuppe is 700m long. In addition to two summer toboggan runs, there is also the 1,000-metre-long Rhönbob Alpine Coaster, which is open to children aged three and over with...