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The summer toboggan run is located in the town of Saalburg, right next to Germany's largest reservoir. Why wait for winter when it's just as much fun in summer? With the automatic lift...

Mountain range and large-scale nature conservation project on the north-eastern edge of the Thuringian Basin. Petra Kohlmann is a certified herbalist and hiking guide in the region. Exciting nature tours, herb hikes and workshops are among her inspiring offers. "Even as a...

Snow-covered forests, mountains and valleys, glistening expanses - winter sports enthusiasts can hardly imagine anything more beautiful. A well-developed network of ski trails invites you to explore the landscape. To the ski area of the Rennsteig town...

Unique water adventure worlds in the Weimarer Land Even Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was reminded of the Weimarer Land with its rolling plains, gentle hills and vineyards around the "classic city of Weimar"....

Vacation in the home of Olympic biathlon champion Kati Wilhelm! Steinbach-Hallenberg is a traditional and state-approved resort on the south-western slope of the Thuringian Forest. The Oberhof winter sports center can be reached in approx. 15 minutes by car....

Treat yourself to a day of adventure in the beautiful "Erlebnisbad am Wald". Take a dip and let your mind wander or be active in our sports area!

Altenfeld is- first state-approved resort in the Ilm district,- ideal hiking area between Rennsteig and Schwarzatal,- vacations in every season, whether sporty active or cozy family,- 360 years of glass tradition,- warmth and friendliness...

Erfurt's Scottish Monastery and the associated Scottish Church were originally founded by Irish Benedictine monks in 1136. In the early 16th century, they were displaced by the Scots, who remained in Erfurt until...

The Dienstedt karst cave is located about one kilometer from Dienstedt, on the left bank of the Ilm valley (directly on the Ilm valley cycle path). The small, manageable cave system was formed by erosion of the primeval Ilm river, which 2...

The Birkungen reservoir, which covers around 35 hectares, was once built as a service water reservoir for the Deuna cement works and was put into operation in 1987. Today, the reservoir, which is fed by the Ohne...