マロルターオーデでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The Drudenfuß in Schlotheim's coat of arms probably dates back to 1626. That year, the plague raged in the city and the druid's foot was supposed to be a magical symbol to protect the residents.

https://geschichte.schlotheim.info/pages/bildergalerien/schlotheim-in-bildern.php

A great photo opportunity! Unfortunately closed…🫤 Update: Open again (Italian restaurant). 👍 New update: Now a breakfast place. 🤷🏻‍♂️

A real eye-catcher is the police helicopter on the roof. Unfortunately, the restaurant is no longer managed.

The Schlothheim windmill was built in 1861 and was in use until the 1960s. Today it is a protected monument. Right next door is the Seilermuseum, where you can learn about the history of the city's rope-making trade. More information at https://geschichte.schlotheim.info/

There is a war memorial in the churchyard to commemorate the Schlothheim victims of World War I and World War II.

The Laubsche Haus is the oldest house in Schlotheim. It was probably built in Volkenroda in 1567 as a forester's lodge and later moved to Schlotheim. Source: https://geschichte.schlotheim.info/pages/bildergalerien/schlotheim-in-bildern.php

The monastery in Schlotheim was founded in 1285 as a nunnery for the Magdalene nuns by the Lords of Schlotheim. Not much can be seen of the original monastery character. The monastery has been rebuilt many times over the centuries and finally in 2019 large parts of the monastery were demolished due to dilapidation. You can find out more about the eventful history of the monastery at https://geschichte.schlotheim.info/pages/bildergalerien/schlotheim-in-bildern.php.