Attractions in Thuringia

At its narrowest points, the passage through the Drachenschlucht is only 70 cm wide, on the right and left moss-covered rock walls tower up to 10 m above the gurgling … read more

At 978 meters, the Schneekopf is the second highest elevation in Thuringia after the Great Beerberg (983 meters). From here you can enjoy magnificent views all around. A visit to … read more

Those who like castles like the Wartburg! Hardly any other castle is so connected to German history. The most famous sleeping guests, since Ludwig the Springer was founded in 1067, … read more

A great destination with a great view 😊🦊

Don't need many words, just enjoy.

The Landgrave canyon is a bit sweeter than the neighboring Dragon Canyon, but its rock formations and vegetation are no less impressive. A wide, easy to walk path winds through, … read more

The bench by the ancient oak and this view simply invite you to take a short break. From here you have a great view of the Thuringian Forest. A display board explains what you can see from here.

The highest point in Thuringia is the Great Beerberg. It is 983 meters high. A little below the summit is a viewing platform that offers a great view over the Thuringian Forest.

From here it goes through the Drachenschlucht to the Hohe Sonne

The house bridge to Kunitz, which was newly built in 2012, has been beautifully prepared. Inside there is an information board about the history of the bridge. You can take a break in the square in front of the bridge.

A well-deserved place to rest after the ascent with an impressive view of the Brocken, the oak itself is of course also an eye-catcher - a very historic area.

Almost as impressive as the waterfall itself is the fact that it is artificially created. From April to October, a part of the Trusewasser is diverted over 3.5km, in the … read more

At the end of the Limberg valley is the "Rote Schuss" (505 meters high), stamp point of the HWN No. 90.

The terrain slopes very steeply towards the valley side. … read more

There's a rustic (warm) mountain hut with hot drinks and delicious dishes ...
From the tower you have a magnificent panoramic view.

The strenuous climb is rewarded with a wonderful view.

The Landgrafen Gorge is very nice to look at

The southern Harz is completely wrongly underestimated! There are not only great paths and interesting excursion destinations there, but also some fine mountains. Like the Poppenberg, which with a height … read more

The Werra Bridge Creuzburg was built in 1223 and is the oldest surviving natural stone bridge in the eastern federal states. The stone arch bridge spans the Werra in Creuzburg, Thuringia, with a length of 86 meters. Wikipedia

A beautiful natural highlight with moss-covered rocks and a lot more 👍

From here you can start your tour directly on the Rennsteig