Attractions in Kyffhäuserkreis

In the Reichsburg are three separate, separated by section trenches medieval fortifications. These castles are called upper, middle and lower castle. With a length of over 600 meters and a …read more

New top hiking highlight in the Hohen Schrecke.
You can argue about it.
But everyone should form their own opinion about it. 🤷🏼♂️

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

With Thüringer gate the breakthrough of the Unstrut is called at Sachsenburg in Thuringia.
The river here breaks through the hills of Hainleite and Schmücke, which terminates the Thuringian Basin …read more

Even art-unconcerned wrestles this painting from astonishment. Overwhelm the dimensions. Further changing exhibitions in the foyer.

The flagship of Bad Frankenhausen, slimmer than the tower of Pisa ...

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.

This fairytale moated castle dates back to the 12th century and was built in the style of French fortified architecture. She is the only surviving her kind in Germany.read more

The inn is only open on weekends

The Kyffhäuser Monument is always worth a visit. The bike can either be connected to a bike stand located there immediately after the checkout or, if you choose, you can take it with you to the site.

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

Great tower in the forest, unfortunately you can not commit it anymore.

Already in the Middle Ages Kotten stood here. 1477 owned the houses Mansfeld and Hohnstein the rights of the salt works. 1521 also bought the city of Artern shares. In …read more

Unique inland salt spots can be admired here.

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

Friedrich Günther was the son of Prince Ludwig Friedrich II of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt and his wife Karoline of Hesse-Homburg. The prince was sent to Geneva for a year to study in …read more

It's just great.

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

The Frankenhäuser salt springs were created by the overflow of a sea about 250 million years ago and broke with the emergence of the Kyffhaeuser mountains about 95 million years …read more

The fortress Heldrungen is a fortress used until 1712 with two moats, four Vauban bastions and five roundels and is located in Thuringian Heldrungen, district of An der Schmücke on …read more