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Suhl, the largest city in southern Thuringia, the city with the most nature in Thuringia and the largest "state-recognized resort" in Germany, is the economic and administrative center of the region. It owes its unique selling proposition "gun town" to the traditional handicraft since...

Pennewitz - gateway to "air adventures "Pennewitz is located on the northern slope of the Lange Berg, on the B88 near the Rennsteig. The small village has a scenic landscape with many ponds and plains that are well worth...

Gösen is a municipality in the Saale-Holzland district of Thuringia. Fulfilling municipality is the district town Eisenberg.Gösen was first mentioned in a document in 1266. The often mentioned mention of 1219 is a clerical error of later transcribers and refers to the deserted village Reißen near Eckolstädt. In the closer...

Niederkrossen (175 m above sea level, 242 inhabitants) lies east of Uhlstädt at the confluence of the Hüttener Bach and the Saale, while the smaller district of Krebsmühle lies on the Krebsbach coming from Friedebach. It...

Greiz was once the capital of the smallest principality in Germany. Today, Greiz with its three castles is a unique historical cultural location. The impressive history of the Prussians contrasts with the modern...

Neubrunn is a municipality in south-western Thuringia that belongs to the Dolmar-Salzbrücke administrative community. The municipality is located around 10 km from Meiningen and has around 900 inhabitants. Neubrunn was first founded in...

Bebendorf is a district of Geismar in the Eichsfeld district of Thuringia. The village is located directly on the state border with Hesse at the south-eastern foot of the Hülfensberg. To the north behind the Hülfensberg lies...

Reichenbach was first mentioned in a document in 1262. Around 1800, the businesses of country carters and fruit and livestock traders developed. The first porcelain factory was founded in 1873. Over 100 years...

Windeberg is a district of Mühlhausen and lies to the north of Mühlhausen, on the edge of the Thuringian Basin. Windeberg was first mentioned in a document in 1296 and has been a district of Mühlhausen since 1992. Worth seeing...

The small village of Arnsgereuth with its 250 inhabitants is located in the Thuringian Slate Mountains, surrounded by wooded mountains. At an altitude of 570 m above sea level, you can enjoy beautiful and relaxing...