View of Wartburg and Burschenschaftsdenkmal from Petersberg

The Petersberg is a north-west-south-east-oriented mountain (344.2 m above sea level) consisting of shell limestone, it borders the Eisenacher basin at the Creuzburg – Eisenacher Graben to the east, its eastern branch is the Hammelsberg (333.1 m above sea level). NN).The historical boundary of the city of Eisenach runs over the Petersberg. The adjacent corridor district to the north belonged to the Trenkelhof, the eastern corridor district was part of the formerly independent municipality of Fischbach. The upper southern slope and the eastern part has been reforested with pine and spruce trees since the 1920s. A prominent spur protrudes into the Hörseltal in front of the central southern slope, on which the Malittenburg is located; the north side is partly pastureland, partly used by cherry plantations; the northeastern part of the field belongs to the Hofferbertaue district of Eisenach.
Source: WikipediaIn any case, after the ascent you will be rewarded with the wonderful view of the fraternity monument and the Wartburg.

The ascent to Petersberg rewards you with a wonderful view of the Wartburg and the fraternity monument.

Beautiful view