バート・リーベンシュタインでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Unfortunately, it's only open on weekends and public holidays, but the food is great and the service is friendly. And for the beer drinkers: try the Frauendorfer Hetzel!

This statue is located at the Dr. Lauterbach health clinic, but is freely accessible.

The Hotel Kaiserhof is a historic building with stylish rooms and fine dining. Combine your vacation with the atmosphere of glorious history and vibrant present. Its central location between the cities of Eisenach, Erfurt, and Gotha makes it easy to explore the cultural landscape of the Thuringian Forest, with its palaces, castles, and all its sights, on day trips, and discover it all for yourself.

Cute little zoo, dogs are allowed...a nice change of pace for rehabilitation patients and, of course, children too. https://www.tierpark-bad-liebenstein.de/

https://www.bad-liebenstein.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten/ida-denkmal

The Ida Memorial, located below Liebenstein Castle, was erected in 1854 by Duke Bernhard II of Saxe-Meiningen as a token of gratitude to his sister Ida, based on plans by Friedrich August Stüler, Court Architect and Director of the Palace Building Commission in Berlin. After World War II, the memorial was destroyed except for the stele. In 2004, thanks to supporters and sponsors, the memorial was restored to its original state. Princess Ida, herself a mother of six children, was very popular for her popular appeal and support of the population. Through Ida's intervention, Friedrich Fröbel was able to establish the first school for kindergarten teachers in Germany in 1849, initially in Liebenstein Castle and, from 1850, in Marienthal Castle, which the ducal house of Saxe-Meiningen made available to him. On the front of the Gothic-style stele is a marble relief portrait of Duchess Ida.

Being dismantled. First demolition unsuccessful ;)!

It's best to plan the tour so that the nudge comes at the end of the hike, otherwise it'll be a bit difficult to continue. But the beer is really good. You can always support your hometown as a matter of principle.