Franciscan monastery Kerbscher Berg
The Franciscan monastery Kerbscher Berg is a former Franciscan monastery on the Kerbscher Berg in Dingelstädt in Thuringia, situated in a landscape conservation area surrounded by around 200 lime trees....
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The Franciscan monastery Kerbscher Berg is a former Franciscan monastery on the Kerbscher Berg in Dingelstädt in Thuringia, situated in a landscape conservation area surrounded by around 200 lime trees....
Igelshieb is a district of Neuhaus am Rennweg in the district of Sonneberg in Thuringia.Igelshieb is located on the state road 1145, southwest of the core town, in the direction of Lauscha. Mountain meadows or forest at the...
Pößneck Town Hall is one of the most beautiful late Gothic town halls in Thuringia. Construction of the town hall began in 1478 and the building was essentially completed in 1485. In 1491 the south gable was added, in 1498/99...
The municipality on the Rieth directly to the north of the state capital Erfurt was first mentioned in a document from the East Franconians in 876 as "Nordhusa". The place name in use today has existed since...
Altenstein Castle is located just a few kilometers from Thuringia's oldest spa town, Bad Liebenstein. Built in the neo-Renaissance style, it once served as a summer residence for the Dukes of Saxe-Meiningen. Surrounded by...
Ponitz is located on the outskirts of Sachen and has a lot to offer with its approximately 1600 inhabitants.the location to the neighboring towns of Meerane, Crimmitschau,Gößnitz and Schmölln makes Ponitz an attractive...
The Hochwald Tunnel is 1056 m long and, together with the Alte Burg Tunnel, Rennsteig Tunnel and Berg Bock Tunnel, is part of the chain of tunnels that cross the ridge of the Thuringian Forest.
In the northeast of the Saale-Holzland district, in the valley of the White Elster, overlooked by a castle, lies the town of Crossen, which was first mentioned as "Castrum Croszena" and looks back on a history of over 1000...
The former Große Steinbrückenmühle was first mentioned in 1305 and was one of the largest mills in the town, with its own mill race. The name was chosen in reference to the nearby Ammer Bridge (at that time made of...
The place got its name from the residence of a farm owner, perhaps called Wernifrid or similar. Since the earliest times the place was owned by the counts of Gleichen and...