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アイゼナハ・エアフルト・アポルダ間の鉄道沿線にある、美しく大きな駅舎。

Even venerable old buildings have been repurposed, but the main thing is that they are kept in good condition. They are certainly beautiful to look at.

During the Nazi era from 1933 until the end of the war in 1945, millions of forced laborers were deported and exploited. The history of Nazi forced labor in Germany and the occupied countries of Europe is vividly presented in this museum, opening in 2024 in the former Gauforum. https://www.museum-zwangsarbeit.de/besuch

Around Goetheplatz there are several important buildings from the past

This memorial, which commemorates the 55,000 dead in Buchenwald, stands at the beginning of the Blood Road leading to the camp

Many apple and plum trees flank the cycle path here, but the cobblestone passage in Hopfgarten is not without

An exhibition in a historic 800-square-meter hall on the systematic exploitation and extermination of prisoners of war and civilians during World War II. Informative and depressing at the same time. The entrance is in the middle of the long building; follow the blue floor line.

Simply a great and huge piece of forest with wild garlic.