Ufhoven

Ufhoven is the largest district of the town of Bad Langensalza and has 1476 inhabitants (as of 31.12.2019). The town of Bad Langensalza and the district of Ufhoven have grown together and merge into one another....

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Walldorf

Walldorf lies 280-300 m above sea level between the Rhön and Thuringian Forest. Special features of the village are the sandstone and fairytale cave, the fortified church and the historic town center with many, partly well-preserved...

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Krauthausen

In the north-western direction of Eisenach, in a scenically beautiful location, lies the unified municipality of Krauthausen with its districts Krauthausen, Ütteroda, Pfersdorf/Spichra, Lengröden and the industrial and commercial area Deubachshof. The southern border is formed by...

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Schnepfenthal

Schnepfenthal is a district of Waltershausen in Thuringia and consists of the villages of Schnepfenthal and Rödichen............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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Tömmelsdorf

Tömmelsdorf is a municipality in the Saale-Orla district of Thuringia. It is a member of the administrative community of Triptis....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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Vollmershain

The municipality of Vollmershain in the idyllic Altenburger Land region stretches for around four kilometers along the Sprotte river. The highest elevation is a 306 meter high hill of the Mühlberg. The Thuringian State...

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Mulhouse

Mühlhausen in Thuringia - first mentioned in 967 as an Ottonian palace town - experienced its first heyday from the 13th-15th centuries. From this time the inner city wall ring with the defense towers, the...

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Rose Village

Rosendorf, a Franconian street village, was first mentioned as Hungersdorf in 1350. Also listed as Hungersdorf in the Saalfelder Schied of 1537, it is still referred to as such in the vernacular today. The renaming of...

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Struth-Helmershof

Struth-Helmershof forms with the OT Schnellbach, Floh, Seligenthal,Hohleborn and Kleinschmalkalden the municipality Floh-Seligenthal, lies on the southern slope of the Thuringian Forest, at the foot of the Rennsteig. Hiking trails lead to the most beautiful viewpoints to...

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