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Of the three city gates of Berka a.d. Werra, only the lower gate remains.

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Beautifully landscaped lake

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Berka had three city gates but no city wall. One of these is the well-preserved Lower Gate.

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The Gothic appearance of St. Martin, the Protestant church of Lauchröden, somewhat conceals its true age - built in the second half of the 12th century and thus still of Romanesque origin.

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A beautiful village church in a somewhat unusual design - in the form of a tower -

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The old Werra Bridge is one of the oldest bridges in Germany, its origins dating back to the 13th century.

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This 7-hectare artificial lake, dammed in 1711, is considered the oldest royal reservoir in Germany. It was not built for mining purposes, but rather as part of a palace complex solely for pleasure cruises in stately Venetian gondolas. Source: https://www.schloss-wilhelmsthal.de/

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In memory of the event, a trolley is exhibited here

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While not all parts of Lauchröden are worth exploring, the church still exudes a very historic atmosphere. There's also an information board there, but unfortunately, the church isn't open to the public.

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A beautiful church

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Neustädt is located on the left bank of the Werra, about 4 kilometers northeast of Gerstungen, and borders directly on Hesse. The name Neustädt is probably due to the relatively "young" history of the place. In a document from 1317, it is called "Nuweste", or New Site. Due to the increase in population, land was obviously allocated to farmers so that they could make it usable by clearing it.

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The Werra-Grenzpark Herleshausen was built to commemorate the division of Germany. For 40 years, Herleshausen was the only road crossing in Hesse between the Federal Republic of Germany and the GDR. https://www.werragrenzpark.info/park

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The church, probably built before 1500 as a defensive tower and later used as a sacred space, is open from April to October from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. https://www.ekmd.de/kirche/kirchenkreise/eisenach-gerstungen/gerstungen/untersuhl/rundkirche/

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Really interesting here, everyone has heard the name of the place, but very few people knew what happened here

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If you hate yourself, drive up the Wackenhof towards Eckardtshausen. At the end there is a fine gradient of 15% over a length of 400m. On average 7%. It was great 😅

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You should definitely stop here and take a break. It is good to be aware of the past, especially in our current political situation. Thank you for keeping the memory alive!

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The church is a bit out of place. Nice place to rest..

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Directly on the cycle path, at the eastern exit of Herleshausen, is the "Werra GrenzPark" following the division of Germany from 1945-1989. Five thematic islands explain the border past: 1. From division to freedom 2. Herleshausen/Wartha border crossing: Gate in the Iron Curtain 3. Purchase of freedom 4th Revolution: End of dictatorship and borders 5. Limitless? Borders, freedom and escape today

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As soon as you turn the corner, the huge Monta Kali von Herringen opens up in front of you. This close you can see its incredible size. According to Wikipedia, it is almost (10m) the highest of the potash mining tailings in the area.

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One of many quiet paths with little traffic in this area.

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