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The church, a landmark of Treben visible from all directions, was built in its present form in the second half of the 15th century. The manor, which dates back to 1329,...

Altersbach was first mentioned in 1340 and developed mainly through mining due to its location on the Arzberg. In the 19th century, the small village, which was mainly known for its...

From the Hubertushütte you have the most beautiful view of the Thuringian Forest. Almost 360° panoramic view of the beautiful landscape and the best place for super beautiful sunrises and sunsets. A...

A church, which stands in the middle of the village, was already mentioned in the Middle Ages and belonged to the Römhild hospital at the time. The townscape is still largely characterized by Franconian half-timbered buildings. In the immediate vicinity...

Galerie Ringelnatz, an exhibition venue for artists with a connection to Bad Tabarz. Sales exhibition for painting, graphics, all formats and vernissage Wawra©wawra. The Ringelnatz Gallery is a meeting place for artists and art lovers. To...

Surrounded by the districts of Zeulenroda-Triebes lies the independent municipality of Langenwolschendorf in the Vogtland.With a stately length of 3.5 km, the place does not bear its name for nothing. Every year, the community invites...

The small village of Hummelshain lies in the middle of one of the largest contiguous forest areas in the Saale-Holzland district. The first documented mention of the village dates back to 1350 and it originated as a starting point for princely hunts...

Villa Haar offers the perfect backdrop for events in the style of Italian aristocratic houses. The lovingly and lavishly restored interiors, large balconies, extensive green spaces, an impressive staircase and the sun-drenched terrace provide the perfect...

A special feature of Pößneck is the sloping market square with a gradient of up to 16 percent. The center of the market square is adorned by the market fountain, built in 1521 in the Renaissance style. The water was supplied...

The Gottesackerkirche was built around 1300 as the "Unsrer lieben Frauen" chapel. After the Reformation, it served as a cemetery church. During the two world wars, it was a war memorial and later an exhibition center. Since 1998...