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The bridge connects the old town with the Altsaalfeld district. First mentioned in the 14th century as a narrow single-lane structure, it was no longer able to cope with the increasing traffic, as it represented the...

The nature park house can be found at the end of the village towards Wurzbach - with a large nature experience area and two playgrounds for children. This area is also open all day. An exhibition in the house provides information about...

Together with the Romanesque vault and a round window from the same period, the fortified church tower is the earliest witness to Keilhaus' history. It suggests the existence of a medieval church, whose...

Medieval and modern times and unspoiled nature form a harmonious combination in Bad Langensalza. In addition to historic walls and a colorful variety of gardens, Bad Langensalza has a wide range of health and wellness offers for its...

Built in 1571 in the south tower of the town church, the Türmerstube was inhabited by tower keepers and their families until 1935. Today, visitors can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view from a height of over 40 meters. Visitors can...

The Eichsfeld village of Lengenfeld unterm Stein, first mentioned in a document as early as 897, is located in the romantic valley of the Frieda River, which rises at the nearby Zella Monastery and...

Altenburg: In the heart of Central Germany and the Thuringian gateway to SaxonyAs a cultural gem, Altenburg is still an insider tip. For over 1000 years, the town has never been destroyed and enchants visitors with its imposing...

Local history museum „Verrückte Schule“ The address „Inselsbergstraße 48“ is familiar to every citizen of Cabarz and Bad Tabarz - especially if they are older residents. This is where you will find the...

The castle complex was probably built from 1240, when the Lords of Lobdeburg moved from Saalburg to Schleiz. After the extinction of this family in 1289, the castle and town fell to...

The easternmost village of the Wartburg district is Tüngeda. The name first appears in a deed of donation written by St. Lul between 775 and 786 without a date. The Tüngeda castle...