シャルカウでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The town hall in Schalkau is located in the heart of the town. It's a beautifully decorated building with a clock tower. It's a great place to stop for a photo.

The Schaumburg Domain near Schalkau in Thuringia The Schaumburg Domain near Schalkau in Thuringia looks back on a long history, even if few visible traces remain today. Originally, the Schaumburg was a medieval hilltop castle, probably built as early as the 12th century. It served to secure the trade route and control the surrounding area. Over the centuries, the castle changed hands several times and was remodeled and expanded. Over time, however, it lost its military significance and was partially destroyed during the Peasants' War (1524/25). Later, a manor, the so-called Schaumburg Domain, was built on the site of the former castle complex. At that time, a domain usually referred to a large agricultural holding, often owned by the state or a royal house, whose income flowed directly into the state treasury or was used to support the estate.

Our small Thuringian villages simply have charm😊

The hole in the wall. One of the last remnants of the stupid division of Germany. Remains of the wall near Görsdorf.

Gigantic. But where do you get suitable flowers?

This is not the Rottenbacher Moor. The Rottenbacher Moor is located about 1.5 km northwest directly on the state border between Bavaria and Thuringia

A church on the market square in Schalkau that is definitely worth seeing.

Newly designed market square with church and town hall.