Müller-Tempel Pavilion (Krahnberg, Gotha)

Also called the “Müller Temple” and offers some seating options.
You have a nice view from here 😊.

Also called "temple" and a beautiful resting place. From here you can see great sunsets.

The open octagonal iron pavilion with its onion-shaped dome was built in 1902. The temple was dedicated to the judiciary and chairman of the Beautification Association founded in 1872, Ernst Adolf Müller on his 70th birthday. The construction costs were raised by associations, friends and citizens of the city of Gotha. Incidentally, there are large orchards in the blade. A paradise for e.g. little owls, reversible necks, garden dormice, bats and insects such as bees, bumblebees and butterflies. Many endangered bird species such as hoopoe and wryneck find an ideal retreat here.