Elgersburg
The resort of Elgersburg is best known for its castle of the same name, which was first mentioned in 1139. Elgersburg Castle is one of the most beautiful, oldest and best-preserved castles in Thuringia. After many changing...
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The resort of Elgersburg is best known for its castle of the same name, which was first mentioned in 1139. Elgersburg Castle is one of the most beautiful, oldest and best-preserved castles in Thuringia. After many changing...
The Niedersachswerfen district of the municipality of Harztor is located at the southern foothills of the Harz Mountains, right next to the town of Nordhausen. Probably the most striking elevations in the village in the southern Harz nature park are the Kohnstein,...
Bollstedt is a district of Mühlhausen. The village is located in the up to two kilometers wide Unstrut- Aue between Mühlhausen (city) and Bad Langensalza. The lowest point of the village is...
Unterweißbach is an idyllic resort town. It extends at a distance of about 13 km north of the Rennsteig in the valleys of the Weißbach, the Lichte and the Schwarza, away from the...
The village of Asbach was first mentioned in a document in 1284. Sickenberg was initially a political community in its own right, which was first mentioned in 1298. In 1984 the 700th anniversary of the village Asbach-Sickenberg was celebrated....
Henningsleben was first mentioned in 1186 and several names are known. In 1211 the village was called Henningsleuben. From 1378 to 1506 it was called Henningsloiben. After that...
Peace and relaxation can be found in the district of Bermbach. The small village surrounded by forests was founded by charcoal burners and woodcutters. The annual charcoal kiln festival brings the old craft of charcoal burning to life.
Großtöpfer is a district of Geismar in the Eichsfeld district of Thuringia. Großtöpfer lies to the west of Geismar in the Frieda valley on country roads 1007 and 2030 in the hilly terrain of the southern Eichsfeld near...
Möschlitz, situated on the road from Schleiz to Burgk, was originally a Sorbian settlement. It was first mentioned in documents in 1333 as "Mouslitz", later known as "Muslitz, Muschlitz and Meuschlitz". In 1365...
Marolterode is located south-east of Schlotheim on country road 1027 in the triangle formed by the towns of Mühlhausen, Sondershausen and Bad Langensalza. Marolterode appears to be an old village. Excavations in the village...