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The small village was first mentioned in 1071 as "Stahla". Further mentions: 1350 Schala, 1462 Schale, 1512 Schalla, 1743 Schala. The name comes from the Slavic and means ravine, cave, also...

The traditional resort of Schwarzburg, also known as the pearl of the Thuringian Forest, is located in the Schwarzatal valley. Former principality of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt-Sondershausen Schwarzburg Castle with Imperial Hall Friedrich Ebert signed the Weima Constitution in Schwarzburg as early as...

The mayor of the village is Ms. Christina Tasch. Küllstedt belongs to the administrative community of Westerwald-Obereichsfeld. Küllstedt was first mentioned in a document in 1171 as Cullestete. Places of interest include the parish church "St. Georg...

The once Protestant manor village of Schierschwende, first mentioned in deserted documents in 1390 and 1407 and later historically as a village around 1545, is located in an eastern side valley of the Haselbach in approx. 399...

Singen lies at the foot of the 582 m high legendary "Singer Berg" with an extensive network of hiking trails. The village was first mentioned in a document in 1407. The old trade route led through the Singen forest...

Friedrichroda has a favorable climate in the NW of the Thuringian Forest on the Rennsteig. The Marienglashöhle, a former mine with one of the largest gypsum crystal grottoes, is a magnet for visitors. Relax in the park bath and therapy center...

Haselbach, located in the Rögnitz valley, was first mentioned in a document in 1282. Haselbach is best known for the "Haselbach Ponds". The pond area is now under European protection (flora and fauna habitat), with...

Witterda is located 12 km north of Erfurt on the northern slope of the Fahner Höhe, a mountain range in the Thuringian Basin. Those who take the road from Langensalza or Greußen to Erfurt will see in a...

The district of Pfafferode is located on the western outskirts of Mühlhausen, directly on the B249 federal highway. It is located at the north-eastern foot of the Hainich at the transition to the Unstrut valley, with the...

Mehrstedt was first mentioned in documents as a settlement in the 12th century and is now a district of Schlotheim. The village is a typical clustered village whose inhabitants lived from agriculture and livestock farming....