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The oldest mention of Münchenroda dates back to 1255; the village belonged to the Bürgel Monastery. The church's origins date back to this time. The typical floor plan of a hall church with a recessed, rectangular choir tower is clearly visible. The regular Romanesque limestone masonry still shows some incised joints and remains of Romanesque windows (also on the west wall) on the north wall.

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Today, after work, I spontaneously decided to take a detour to Großschwabhausen. This walk had been on my to-do list for a long time. I've already seen the snowflake forest in Tal-Holz, near Milda, but the Großschwabhausen Hain is truly a sensation! It's so amazing, I never would have imagined it! The entire forest is covered in snowflakes, everything is white! And if it isn't exactly white, then it's purple from the liverworts, which are already in bloom. Here and there, a woodpecker tapped, the chaffinches chirped, the tits sang their spring song! It couldn't be more idyllic. There's a parking lot right nearby! You can also take the train directly to the forest. The forest is very close to the train station.

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The path was covered with a layer of loose gravel, you should roll a little slowly when going down.

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At the entrance to the town there is a historic waterworks, which is still in operation today as a distribution and pumping station. Since 12.o7. 2022 a small museum of "Jena Wasser". Visiting hours only after registration.

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Driving out of Jena, about 100 meters after the paper mill, is the Mühltal pumping station, built around 1897/99. The western part plus the city center has always been supplied with water from here. The whole thing has been modernized and has been a small museum since July 11th, 2022. Opening hours probably only after registration.

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The tour is varied and exciting. It's really fun to ride downhill here

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Breathtaking, I've never seen so many snowflakes anywhere else. The grove makes a lovely circular walk. Unfortunately, there are no signs, but from the sports hall parking lot, simply walk past the shell limestone and straight into the forest. Highly recommended for nature lovers.🌱👍

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The paper mill is a brewery inn with a hotel. The restaurant is (February 2022) open. Brewery tours are currently not available due to the corona virus.

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On weekdays (02/22) only open from 5 p.m.!

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Beautiful restored house

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The church belongs to the parish of Jena and was originally subordinate to the Bürgel monastery. The village of Münchenroda has its origins in the 13th century. The church (Romanesque) probably dates from this period.

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Top brewery with great beer

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Great place with good food and delicious home-brewed beer.

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The village church was painted by Lyonel Feiniger. There are several ways to take a break in the village. Tip. At the fire-fighting pond in the middle of town. If you come from Jena, you have made the most important vertical meters. Coming from Weimar, all you have to do is go down the mountain to Jena in no time at all.

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Beautiful, newly made bike path (a bit round in some places) through the Großschwabhäuser Grund

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Coming from Weimar, it rolls down to Jena just down to the paper mill.

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There are plenty of snowdrops here, sometimes growing in small clumps, sometimes in larger islands, and sometimes completely covered in white. A wonderful place to unwind, at least during the week. It's always quite busy on weekends. Liverworts and violets also adorn the Oden forest.

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At the time of flowering you can see the Märzenbecher everywhere.

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Simply beautiful, like a carpet full of mugs

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Märzenbecher as far as the eye can see. Simply wonderful to walk through the forest. In the morning you are actually alone. You can enjoy flora and fauna with all your senses.

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