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Bad Lobenstein, known as Lobenstein until 2005, is a small town in the Saale-Orla district of Thuringia. Before it was incorporated into the district, Lobenstein was the district town of the district of the same name. It lies on the Thuringian Sea between the Franconian Forest...

The first village coming from Zeutsch in the beautiful Hexengrund (200 m above sea level, 148 inhabitants) was first mentioned in a document in 1350 as Puzcelsdorf. The street village is divided by the Wiedbach stream, which...

Between Erfurt and Gotha in the middle of the Thuringian Burgenland "Drei Gleichen" lies the municipality of Mühlberg. The first documentary mention of the village is dated 01.05.704. The landmark of the village is the Mühlburg. A...

The Johanniterburg - the landmark of Kühndorf - is the former residence of the Lords of Kühndorf, first mentioned in documents in 1137, and was owned around the middle of the 13th...

Bodenrode is a Catholic parish village in the lowlands of the Leine valley with 495 inhabitants (12/2004). It is located 10.5 km southwest of Worbis, on the Halle-Kassel railroad line. The Leinedörfer belong to...

Jesuborn, which today has around 330 inhabitants, was first mentioned in a document on June 15, 1368 on St. Vitus Day. The document is stored in the Thuringian State Archives in Rudolstadt. The incorporation of the village...

Ore mining in the area around Kamsdorf is older than mining in the Ore Mountains. As early as the 13th century, silver, copper, nickel, cobalt and later iron were mined here...

A lot of half-timbered houses worth seeing can be discovered in Treffurt's old town, but also in the old town centers of the city districts. The churches offer special art treasures and also the local museums or....

Untermaßfeld is a municipality in the district of Schmalkalden-Meiningen in Thuringia, which was first mentioned in a document in 837. The municipality has around 1350 inhabitants and belongs to the town of Meiningen as a fulfilling...

The village was first mentioned in a document in 1311; its name refers to a prominent narrow point in the Biber Valley. According to local tradition, to the east of the village was the Engenstein castle, whose stones...