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As a central location in the Rhön mountain bike route network and with the flow trail on the Kreuzberg, Bischofsheim already has a lot to offer mountain bikers. The roller sports facility now sets new standards. Whereby...

The Burgwallbacher See is a small bathing lake, just outside Burgwallbach, a district of the municipality Schönau an der Brend. The idyllically situated lake is popular with swimmers from the entire surrounding area during the summer...

Once sensitized by the Wohlklanghaus is suitable for a tour through the vineyards and the steppe meadows. With a new sense of one's own hearing, one takes in the natural sounds along the...

The Alte Mälzerei is a Wilhelminian-style building complex consisting of residential and malting buildings, an annex used as a coffee roasting plant, as well as storage and outbuildings in Eisenach in Thuringia. Remarkable is the largely complete...

Schwerborner See is located north of Sulzer See on the other side of the A 71. The 47-hectare lake is currently still being used for gravel extraction, but in future it will...

The "Co-Labor" is a temporary building that is being constructed in front of Weimar City Palace in collaboration with an architectural firm. This will create a new place for encounters and a wide variety of events.

The Aeroclub "Hans Grade" is a recognized training facility (ATO) for gliding and motor gliders, for which 3 flight instructors with a wealth of experience are available....

Friedrichroda enjoys a favorable climate in the northwest of the Thuringian Forest on the Rennsteig. The Marienglashöhle, a former mine with one of the largest gypsum crystal grottoes, is a magnet for visitors. Relax in the park spa and therapy center...

The Schmirchauer Höhe is an artificial landscape structure on the former site of the Lichtenberg open-cast mine, and as part of the redevelopment of the mining landscape and as a backdrop for the 2007 Federal Garden Show, it is now possible to...

"Santa's workshop" - that's what Sonneberg was called at the end of the 19th century. Wooden toys, dolls and toy animals made here were sold all over the world and found their way onto gift tables...