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A single-nave church dating from 1655, built on the foundations of a 15th-century predecessor. It features a roof turret with a curved cupola and lantern. The bells are housed in a separate bell tower.

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The Meuschkensmühle is a lovingly restored mill in the heart of the Mühltal valley, surrounded by forest, water, and hiking trails. Once a working mill, it is now a cozy destination with a restaurant, petting zoo, and riding stables.

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Be careful, this place is deserted. It's a testament to real tourism in the past...

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Please keep the area clean👍🏻

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This wooden sculpture by Frank Langmann is part of the sculpture trail.

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The Meuschkensmühle offers good gastronomy and the Milo Barus competition (strongest man in the world) takes place here every year on October 3rd.

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The fountain is out of service, which is a shame because otherwise it would be a perfect place to stop.

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Dieser Ort lädt zum kurzen Verweilen ein.

Bürgel Monastery is a former Benedictine abbey in the Thalbürgel district of the town of Bürgel (Thuringia) in the Saale-Holzland district in Thuringia. The still preserved Romanesque church of St. Mary and St. George (often referred to as the Thalbürgel Monastery Church) is one of the most important sacred monuments in Thuringia and contains the remains of the only Benedictine choir in Germany.

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The Meuschkensmühle, which takes its name from its former owner Karl-Friedrich-August Meuschke, was operated in the traditional way as a grinding and cutting mill. It also included a tanning mill, which was used to grind spruce and oak bark.

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The Meuschkensmühle offers good gastronomy and a competition for the strongest man takes place here every October 3rd.

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A beautiful mill with a restaurant.

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The Gera Orangery is a late baroque two-wing complex in the former kitchen garden of the younger line of the Princes of Reuss. The orangery and greenhouse were built between 1729 and 1732 and in 1748/49 according to plans by the Princely Saxon State Architect Gottfried Heinrich Krohne. In the course of an eventful history, it served as a hospital and stable, a gymnasium and a bar, and most recently as the home of the Gera Art Association. Since 1972, the Orangery has housed the Gera Art Collection.

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The gallery area presents important works from the artist's youth and early paintings to old master paintings from the artist's own collection, which are supplemented by important permanent loans from the Otto Dix Foundation in Vaduz.

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The orangery with the kitchen garden, which formerly belonged to the castle, is a beautiful complex.

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Otto Dix's birthplace offers insights into his life and work. Highly recommended!

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Great route with great views

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The Evangelical Lutheran parish of St. Mary Gera-Untermhaus/Thieschitz is a growing parish in the Gera church district. It has a half-pastoral position, which is served by Pastor Michael Keßler. The parish comprises around 650 souls in the Gera districts of Untermhaus, Milbitz, Rubitz and Thieschitz.

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Very well developed cycle path

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you can take a stop here

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