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This wooden sculpture by Frank Langmann is part of the sculpture trail.

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you absolutely have to stop here

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The Roda Monastery was a Cistercian monastery in Stadtroda (Thuringia). It was founded between 1228 and 1247 as a private monastery for the Lobdeburgers and also served as their burial place. After the introduction of the Reformation in 1534, it was abolished. The monastery church was built in the Gothic style in the mid-13th century. It bears clear stylistic traits of the Hirsau and Maulbronn reforms. Since it was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War in 1638, the church has fallen into ruin. Today, the red sandstone church is one of the largest monastery ruins in Thuringia. (Source: Wikipedia)

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A warm welcome to the Hammermühle! We are a romantic, family-owned wellness country hotel on the outskirts of Stadtroda in the Thuringian Saaleland. We await you with all cordiality: As a hotel guest or as a conference participant, after a visit to the health resort, the wellness oasis in the Hammermühle or as a hiker, cyclist and with the family on a trip or to a big celebration. (Source: https://hammermuehle.com)

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First mentioned in 1610, the hammer mill was part of Hainbücht until it was incorporated by Stadtroda. In the years since it was founded, the mill has been constantly expanded to include a grinding mill, oil mill and grinding mill. In 1953 the mill was stopped. Today the Hammermühle is a popular hotel for high demands.

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First mentioned in 1610, the hammer mill was part of Hainbücht until it was incorporated by Stadtroda. In the years since it was founded, the mill has been constantly expanded to include a grinding mill, oil mill and grinding mill. In 1953 the mill was stopped. Today the Hammermühle is a popular hotel for high demands.

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This bench invites you to take a short rest and enjoy the beautiful view.

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It was seriously considered at times to re-found the lost University of Wittenberg in this monastery. But then (thank God) it became the empty Dominican monastery in Jena and so the university came to Jena.

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