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Just a stone's throw away from the Reichenfels Museum and the castle ruins is a 2.40 m high stone cross hewn from red Falka sandstone, which was erected around 1804 and was part of the...

In the middle of the Rhön biosphere reserve and nature reserves, the 411-metre-high Rasdorfer Berg is located on the Hesse-Thuringia border. Nearby towns are Rasdorf, Buttlar and Geisa. History South of the Rasdorfer Berg...

The Auma dam is located near the town of Weida and was once used for flood protection and power generation. Today, it is a popular leisure and excursion destination and the industrial water reservoir also serves as a recreational...

The Trinitatis Church in the center of Sondershausen with its six-storey tower was the court church and burial chapel of the royal house of the royal seat. At the beginning of the 17th century, the Trinitatiskirche was built on the foundations of...

Not far from Nazza in Lotzengrund was the execution site of the von Hopffgarten court at Haineck. It is documented that on May 10, 1681, the 50-year-old widow Barbara Hager was...

Lutherstadt Eisleben is one of the oldest towns between the Harz Mountains and the Elbe River. Martin Luther was born here, and he also died here. His birthplace and the museum "Luthers Sterbehaus" belong...

Recreation seekers in Thuringia and especially in the Altenburger Land district get their money's worth at Lake Hainbergsee. Alongside Haselbacher See, Hainbergsee is one of the most visited bathing lakes in the state. From Meuselwitz...

Here you will find many edible, healthy, regionally grown herbs that can be used to refine food and drinks. The spicy scent of the plants offers a special treat. Some...

The ruins of Botenlauben Castle are enthroned high above the town and offer you a fantastic 360° view over Bad Kissingen - well worth the climb! The town's oldest landmark...

Seeburg is a municipality in the district of Göttingen in Lower Saxony. Seeburg and Bernshausen are designated as districts of the municipality. The village was first mentioned in a document in 980 and is part of the Untereichsfeld cultural landscape...