Gehlberg

UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Thuringian ForestThe state-recognized resort town of Gehlberg lies 760 to 800 m above sea level. In several places the forest reaches up to the village. In the southwest rise...

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Sorga

Sorga is a district of the town of Bad Liebenstein in the Wartburg district of Thuringia. ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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Großpürschütz

The municipality of Großpürschütz with its district of Kleinpürschütz is located 15 kilometers south of Jena in the "Mittleres Saaletal" nature reserve. It is surrounded by extensive wooded areas where you can enjoy beautiful walks away from the...

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Solsdorf

Solsdorf, located in the north of the town of Königsee, was probably founded in the 11th to 12th century. The village lies at the foot of a 500-metre-high mountain range, nestled on sandy, limestone and...

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Bath Colberg

There, where lush green hills glide gently into the floodplain of the Rodach River and you will experience peace and tranquility, is Bad Colberg, district of the town of Heldburg, which was first founded in the year...

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Wünschendorf

Wünschendorf is the cradle of the Vogtland region, which stretched from the Saale, Elster and Mulde rivers to the Egerland. The more than 1000 years of interesting and eventful history, which...

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Closewitz

Closewitz is located on the Ilm-Saale plateau north of the city of Jena. Conveniently located between the B7, B88 and A4, the city center is approx. 7.5 km away. Despite this proximity, the rural...

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Pottiga

Pottiga was first mentioned in a document in 1325. A manor belonged to the village, whose first lords bore the name of the village. Over the years, the manor of Pottiga changed hands several times.

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