Attractions around Gotha

The round walk has many small highlights when you go on the small rocks and land moves. Takes longer, but is more beautiful.

The castle complex as part of the three equals can also be reached via the Schlosslaite. Once at the top, it offers a view over the sweet village of Mühlberg.

A beautiful reservoir 😊🦊

The ruined castle Gleichen on the southern edge of the Thuringian Basin, together with the Mühlburg and the Wachsenburg, is probably the best-known ensemble of castles in Germany, the Drei … read more

Off the beaten track. Very many small paths and stairs through the area. A good hiking map is strongly recommended.

A highlight in the Thuringian Forest.

Beautiful and with about 6 km a feasible trail with children.

According to legend, an ugly giant wanted to marry a mermaid.
When he took this to the extreme, he was turned to stone.
The 3 holes in the rock are … read more

At the instigation of the Imperial Count Gustav Adolf von Gotter, who was the owner of the Molsdorfer Schloss, a natural stone arch bridge was built from 1751 to 1752 … read more

From the Grenzwiese, the Rennsteig leads past the Reitsteinen on a historic route to the Großer Inselsberg. It is a difficult section, but worthwhile and promising.

This beautiful stretch runs parallel and sometimes very close to the Unstrut, which flows in this area in several loops still in their original riverbed. On the northern side protects … read more

Here you can let your mind wander. A relatively long circular route with a number of beautiful views and resting places. There are other great highlights in the vicinity. However, … read more

Before you decide where to go, strengthen yourself first

A small but fine waterfall. Great photo opportunity.

Embedded in the beautiful nature of the Thuringian Forest is the Lütschetalsperre. Around the reservoir, you can ride a bike and enjoy the breathtaking views of the lake and the … read more

What a breathtaking setting! 🤩 Behind the Torstein, a narrow path with great highlights leads back down into the valley. It's worth it, but definitely requires surefootedness

Great view into the Thuringian countryside.

The 60 meter high rock face on the Aschenbergstein is popular with climbers. But even the normal hiker can climb this mountain (from behind). However, the hiking trails are tough … read more

The Röllchen is a hidden mini-gorge with several cascades and waterfall, which can be admired by a wooden bridge. The upper exit leads over rough, handy rock.

Who doesn't know Michel from the Netherlands and the glass man.
What a great film that cost a proud 4 million GDR.