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From 1743 to 1792, Ernst Wilhelm von Wangenheim lived in Behringen Castle and had the large castle park laid out. The Weymouth pine, which is now around 250 years old, is a landmark...

One of the most beautiful swimming pools in the region is the Hohe Schrecke family pool in Wiehe with its 25-m swimming pool (water depth 210 cm), a non-swimmer's pool (water depth up to 120 cm) with children's slide, a...

approx. 10 parking spaces

The exact age of the mill is not known. It is said to have been acquired by Karl-Friedrich-August Meuschke in 1830. The mill is named after him. A restaurant was opened here in the 1920s.

The Franz Liszt School of Music is a lively, internationally oriented university in the European cultural city of Weimar. It offers its approximately 750 students from around 50 countries a wide range of subjects...

The Renaissance-style town hall was built in 1565, but it burned down during the turmoil of the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) on May 14, 1636, along with many residential and commercial buildings. The buildings were...

The playground in Regensgasse is located in a less frequented area behind the city wall. If you walk along the historic fortifications and leave the city wall, you will come across this attractive...

The Feininger Tower was erected in Mellingen, south-east of Weimar, in 1999. This is an art installation called "Double Motif" by the Swiss architect Marcel Kalberer, which reflects the painting style of...

The panorama lift in the Wasserkuppe ski and toboggan arena climbs 108 meters in altitude. The mountain station is at 920 m above sea level. From there, you can use slope no. 3 to reach the...