グロースブライテンバッハ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

The simple late baroque functional building was hastily erected in the summer of 1783 to serve as a guest house for Karl August and his hunting party. Building materials were obtained from the ruins of Ilmenau Castle and the surrounding forest. Goethe often spent time here as a guest. The museum's exhibition is well worth seeing because it offers insights into the hunting habits and social life of the Weimar court. You can find further information and opening times here: https://www.ilmenau.de/de/freizeit/museen-und-börsen/museum-jagdhaus-gabelbach/.

At an altitude of 786.1 m, we reach the Meuselbacher Kuppe. The inn with its tower is unfortunately closed. Today, the view over the valleys and mountains is dull and gray.

Open again since December '22.

The Werraquelle is a top excursion destination in the Thuringian Forest, a beautiful restaurant with a large terrace and there is also a petting zoo for children

Unfortunately, it hasn't been managed for about 3 years (according to our hotel manager).

Perfect for a break in between.

In addition to the inviting hiking hut, the area at the source of the Werra is adorned with a special feature, the leaning tower. This tower with an inclination of 12 degrees is unique. Created at the request of the operator Wilfried Ehrhardt, we planned, manufactured and installed it on the Rennsteig - on the ridge of the Thuringian Forest. Visitors can walk up the tower and marvel at nature at their feet from above. The viewing platform can be reached via an inclined plane, 24 meters long. No step stands in the way of experiencing this individual building. Source: https://www.wegra-anlagenbau.de/nachrichten/schiefer-turm.html

If you want to visit the Werraquelle, you strangely have two options. There are two Werraquelle in the Thuringian Forest: the rear spring near Siegmundsburg and the front spring here near Fehrenbach. You can fill up your water bottles at both. But only here at the front spring near Fehrenbach is there an additional hut that invites you to linger. The Werraquell hut was reopened at Pentecost 2019. Here you can try delicious Thuringian delicacies and recharge your batteries for your onward journey. You can find the hut's opening times here: https://www.werraquell-huette.de/