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Burla was first mentioned in a document in 1143. Like most churches in Thuringia, the church in Burla owes its origins to the Christianization by Irish monks...

Vacation in the home of Olympic biathlon champion Kati Wilhelm! Traditional state-recognized resort on the southwest slope of the Thuringian Forest. The winter sports center Oberhof is reached after approx. 15 minutes by car. In intact nature, framed...

Nach Abriss einzelner Gebäude auf dem Anger entstand 1870 die Kirche und wurde drei Jahre später geweiht. Der Glockenturm mit Spitzdach, die Pfeiler und Spitzbogenfenster sind charakteristisch für diese Kirche.…

The first documentary mention of Behringen dates back to the years 776 - 815. The Großenbehringen church - also known as the "Martin Luther Church" - was built in 1846....

Romanesque choir tower church in Dobia in the district of Greiz, probably built by monks around 1150, and the apse replaced by an early Gothic end around 1225. The Renaissance altarpiece with carved figures probably dates from 1512/13...

Das „Blaue Schloss“ im Weimarer LandTannroda liegt im Mittleren Ilmtal an der Einmündung der Schwarza in die Ilm und gehört heute zur Stadt Bad Berka. Schon von Weitem grüßen der gut…

Bad Klosterlausnitz is a select address for recreation, relaxation and well-being in Thuringia. The state-recognized spa - in the midst of varied and charming landscape - pampers its guests in every season.Bad...

Schloss Burgk an der Saale ist die älteste und größte Schlossanlage des Thüringer Oberlandes und zählt nicht nur zu den bedeutendsten Kulturdenkmalen Thüringens, sondern gilt auch als eines der schönsten…

St. Gangloff is a community in the Saale-Holzland district. Conveniently located at the Hermsdorfer Kreuz, the village lies between a large forest area and agricultural land. First mentioned in documents in the 13th century and on...

The largest town in terms of area in the north of the Saale-Holzland district and the third oldest town in Thuringia is situated on an old castle site surrounded by the Flöh and Mönchsbach streams. The name Schkölen comes from the Wendish...