Attractions around Sondershausen

The Barbarossa cave is a must-visit destination in the Kyffhäuser region, after all the largest anhydrite cave in Europe!

Top cultural highlight in northern Thuringia, very imposing and with a beautiful castle park. The museum is also great, especially the Golden Carriage and the Blue Hall.

Adelaide von Lare is said to have erected this stone cross, out of regret, because she had sent an innocent, marriageable knight to his death.

Hiking at the artificial lake has its special charm in every season. Always beautiful! 👍

Too much of the castle is not left over but you have a very nice view

From the dam Kelbra I could only take a picture of the road, I did not come through the barrier with my tricycle.
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The tower is unfortunately closed to visitors.Story:Already in 1845 was discussed in Sondershausen on a plan to build on the Spatenberg a lookout tower. In the enthusiasm after …read more

the Solberg, the site of prehistoric excavations,
is on the way from Kelbra to Auleben on the reservoir and is the site of prehistoric excavations and a protected ground monument

The potash plant "Glückauf" Sondershausen in the Kyffhäuserkreis in Thuringia is the oldest still traceable potash mine in the world and is considered the eleventh German potash mine. Currently it …read more

Dam Kelbra was so little water that there hay was made
The dam Kelbra, behind which also the flood retention basin Kelbra called dam Kelbra is located, is a built …read more

Historical, archaeological, stamp office 2 X and rest area, hiking heart what more do you need😎👌

Actually, the prince's cave is a crevice cave. During the dismantling of Marienglas and the attempt to use the cave touristically, it reached the today's size. An approximately 50-meter-long passage …read more

From Sondershausen to Bad Frankenhausen always asphalted and just above the Wipper valley with a view of Sondershausen, Kyffhäuser with a Tübke panorama, hops and fields in the Wieertal valley. Part of the Unstrut-Werra bike path.

First mention of the Roland of the city was in 1411. A reorganization in 1717 from oak wood was necessary by several city fires. He has a height of 3.20 …read more

It's sad to see how little water there is in the lake, the political decision for this storage regime is not only incomprehensible to me

The newly built bridge over the Zorge in Bielen was opened to traffic in November 2019 after a new building. The old bridge was closed for several years in a …read more

"The Jewish cemetery in Sondershausen was established when the modern Jewish community in the city came into being at the end of the 17th century: in 1699 the site was …read more

425 ün is part of every hike in the Bleicheröder mountains. Views can be found in the Harz and Bleicherrode.
The hammer is the wooden bench of the motorcycle friends Kolbenfresser Bleicherrode. 😎👌

Beautiful old castle really worth seeing

Beautiful here pure nature here you can unwind the soul really worth seeing and great views over the countryside and lake