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The church is apparently always open. A special feature is the floor, which slopes down towards the altar, almost like a movie theater.

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Auerstedt Castle was the headquarters of the Prussian army during the famous Battle of Jena and Auerstedt in 1806. Today, you can visit not only a small memorial and a local history museum, but also marvel at the Klassik Stiftung Weimar's magnificent collection of historic carriages. If you're up for it, you can stay longer: The castle houses a hotel, vacation apartments, and a restaurant.

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An educational exhibition of old technology. A very interesting and well-maintained museum in Eckartsburg.

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Great view with inviting seating to relax.

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A very well-maintained hotel complex. It's beautifully quiet and ideal for relaxation.

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When Goethe wrote his ballad “The Faithful Eckart,” he is said to have been sitting in front of the romantic ruins of Eckartsburg Castle – at least that is what the inscription on the Goethe monument in front of the castle claims.

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The history of Eckartsberga is inextricably linked to the founding and construction of Eckartsburg Castle in 966 by Margrave Ekkehard I of Meissen. The reason for this was its location on the Sachsenberg hill on the important Via Regia. The village, laid out as a row of villages in front of the castle, first appeared in a document in 1073. In the late Middle Ages, Eckartsberga had market rights, town charter (since 1288), was a mint, and had its own jurisdiction.

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The St. Mauritius Church in Eckartsberga belongs to the Eckartsberga parish, which, in addition to the church in Eckartsberga, also includes twelve small villages in the surrounding area of Eckartsberga.

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