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Water - air - Goethe's spirit The water of the spa town Surrounded by wooded hills, Bad Berka nestles in the romantic Ilm river valley in Weimarer Land, just 12 km...

The village of Büttstedt was probably first mentioned in 1124 as "Budestete".The sights include the church of St. Margaretha, the Wetterkreus and Vierzehnheiligenbild on the southern edge of the village, the railroad bridge and...

The first parish church stood in the cemetery of the town of Rastenberg. The exact location of the small church "Sankt Kiliani" is not known, but the nunnery of Sankt Marien, near the Obertor,...

Bischofsheim in the Rhön is a small idyllic town at the foot of the Kreuzberg. As a state-recognized resort, it offers an ideal starting point for hikes or bike tours through the Rhön.In the village...

St. Bernhard, a small village between Dingsleben and Beinerstadt, first mentioned in a document in 956, is located about 7 kilometers southwest of the town of Themar. With an average altitude of 487 meters above sea level...

Wilhelmsthal Palace once served as a picturesque summer residence for the Dukes of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. The Telemann Hall with its excellent acoustics is used as an event venue - and in the extensive castle park, the signature of...

On the border to the neighboring Ilmkreis, in a valley basin on the Hengelbach, lies the small village of the same name, Hengelbach. Now part of the town of Königsee and first mentioned in 1106 as Vorwerk Hengelbach, it was, like...

Neuhaus am Rennweg is the largest town on the Rennsteig and a tourist hiking center in the middle of the charming landscape of the Thuringian Forest Nature Park on the border to the Thuringian Slate Mountains. The most famous high-altitude hiking trail...

Gehlberg was an established location for glass production until the fall of the Berlin Wall, with its origins dating back to the establishment of a glassworks in 1644/45. From this time, the glassworks operated until...

The Weimar district of Gelmeroda is also known worldwide. The church, whose foundations probably date back to between 900 and 1100, was a favorite motif of Bauhaus artist Lyonel Feininger. From 1979 to...