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In the inner courtyard you can see three steel bells up close.

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There are always beautiful stone bridges over the Werra. Often, there are brief information about the bridge along the side.

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Beautiful cycle path and even suitable for racing bikes!

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Wonderful view of Obermassfeld and surrounding areas

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Here the dogs come flying out of the bushes and run after their mistresses... cute little place.

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One of the great bridges on the Werra that can be found in this area. A worthwhile photo opportunity. Seating available. The facility is well maintained.

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Einhausen goes back to a Celtic settlement that must have been here, as grave finds near the motorway prove. However, it was not officially mentioned for the first time as Egenenhusen until 1151. Einhausen was almost wiped out in the Thirty Years' War. Only 4 of 60 families remained. For hikers, there is a particular attraction in Einhausen to explore the church fortress, which can be entered even if the gate appears to be locked. The church itself can be opened by calling a cell phone number.

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The first church was built in Einhausen in 1369. Information boards provide an insight into the interior, as well as the historical burials with old grave finds. If you want to explore the churchyard, don't be put off by the locked gate. The massive bolt can and may be opened! The churchyard contains the cemetery, residential buildings and the church. Although it is locked, it can be opened on request. The cell phone number is displayed on the door.

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Good for a break with a photo opportunity.

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Good for a break with a photo opportunity.

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The Einhausen fortified church is well worth seeing. The tower and its top are made of brick, which is rather unusual in Germany. A gate building gives access to the church and cemetery.

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Beautiful former fortified church Einhausen

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Particularly beautiful Werra bend, directly on the Werra cycle path.

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Here it goes in quick succession over the Schwarza and over the Hasel, which flows a few kilometers down into the Werra. Particularly noteworthy is the ancient round arch bridge made of stone.

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Flurstein Neubrunn

Bike path along the river Bibra

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Bridge over the Hasel near Ellingshausen with rest stops

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Asphalted flat path along the Hasel for a relaxed walk. dead straight.

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Only the sacristy and the ground floor of the church tower remain from the first church. In the years 1600 to 1612, today's hall church with the choir tower and the sacristy was built on it in the north-east corner. The spire of the tower consists of two hoods connected to an open lantern. The sound arcades of the tower are designed as late Gothic tracery windows. Three hard cast iron bells, which were cast by Schilling & Lattermann in 1920, hang in the belfry. On a corner stone of the tower there is a bearded gaff head, which represents the master builder of the church. The interior of the church, completed in 1630, was altered in 1784. A two-story gallery was added to the north wall and another one was built above the chancel, on which the organ stands. In 1912 the interior was extensively renovated. The organ loft was moved to the opposite west side, allowing the Gothic architecture of the choir to come into its own. The current organ, donated by Duke George II, also dates from this period. The baroque altar in the form of a sarcophagus from 1692 comes from the castle church in Meiningen. The ornaments of the galleries, the pulpit and the ceiling are in the Rococo style.

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Beautiful old bridge leads over the Werra. The Werra stairs can be found shortly before. A great photo opportunity.

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