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Weimar, the residential city in the center of Europe. From here, ideas and works of art began their journey into the world. Today, the great names of the past always resonate: Goethe...

The Fröbel Tower (785 m above sea level) is a landmark of Oberweißbach and was erected in 1890 in memory of Friedrich Fröbel. From the viewing tower of this popular excursion destination, hikers are rewarded with magnificent panoramic views over the...

The animal enclosure is located in the castle park of Bad Köstritz and was created in 1965 with fallow deer, mouflons, African dwarf goats and peacocks and is still very popular with young and old. The...

If you want to explore Thuringia, you can't miss the community of Uhlstädt-Kirchhasel. It lies between Heidecksburg Castle in the west, Kochberg Castle in the north and Leuchtenburg Castle in the east and is today a...

With its steep roof and finely designed bay window, the Luther House dominates the east side of the harmonious market ensemble. As an authentic testimony to the Reformation period, it houses numerous medieval wall paintings, wooden parlors and other...

The mill on the Popperöder stream is mentioned as early as 1290 as the Popperöder mill. It was given the name Schneidemühle after being rebuilt in 1546. A fulling mill was added in 1786 and later a...

The church in Kaisershagen is a simple hall church. After a devastating local fire in 1839, the church was refurbished and the choir stalls and spire were renewed. St. Gotthardi's is a Gothic church built...

Großengottern is located in the northern Thuringian Basin on the federal highway B 247 between the cities of Mühlhausen and Bad Langensalza. The village has about 2400 inhabitants and can look back on a more than...

Trusetal lies on the south-western slope of the Thuringian Forest. Climb the Trusetal waterfall, a well-known excursion destination, discover the Wallenburg Tower with its wonderful views in the midst of beautiful beech forests, visit the Hühn visitor mine in a place steeped in tradition...

From 1566, Catholic Christians in Mühlhausen did not have their own church. It was only with the integration into the Kingdom of Prussia in 1802 that a repressive religious policy gradually came to an end. But it took until...