Merkers

The district of Merkers lies to the south of the Werra. To the north rises the Krayenberg, an imposing mountain cone rising from the plain at 431 meters above sea level. Today Merkers belongs...

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Thälendorf

Thälendorf, a district of the town of Königsee, lies in a friendly side valley of the Tellbach valley at the point where 4 valleys meet, the northern one leading to Nahwinden, the eastern one to Keilhau, the southern one to...

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Röbschütz

Röbschütz (215 m above sea level, 94 inhabitants) was first mentioned in a document in 1083 as "Robesiz" (from the Slavic "people of a Robek"). But here too, as in Heilingen and Uhlstädt, prehistoric archaeological finds...

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Windischleuba

Windischleuba is known for its youth hostel in the castle of the same name. The idyllic accommodation is located directly on the "Thuringian Town Chain" cycle path, making it an excellent starting point for cycling and hiking tours. Worth seeing...

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Oberwirbach

Oberwirbach is the highest situated district of Bad Blankenburg and was incorporated in 1993.Oberwirbach has a Romanesque village church from the 13th century, which is worth seeing. In the past, there were several quarries in the area, in...

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