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At the former horse trough, the sandstone amphoras and vases were removed and replaced with bronze sculptures designed by Bernd Göbel, depicting the virtues of humanity on the one hand, and dice with numbers and words that are historically linked to Gotha and the main market square on the other.

a nice way to move around the city

a good opportunity for a short rest

The Augustinian Monastery in Gotha is the oldest settlement of Augustinian monks in Thuringia and the mother monastery of the famous monastery in Erfurt. It was first documented in the 13th century. Today, the monastery is a meeting center with a wide range of offerings, including concerts, events, and exhibitions. It also operates a café, and those who wish can even stay overnight, as Martin Luther did around 1515.

The shopping center in this dreamy little town where you feel like time has stood still

The beautiful, undisputed center of the city, around the Red Town Hall

The Seeberg Observatory on the Kleiner Seeberg was put into operation in 1790. It served as an astronomical observatory until 1839. Built according to plans by the Austrian astronomer Franz Xaver von Zach, astronomical research flourished here, including the first European Astronomy Congress in 1798. Today, the building is used as a restaurant.

Built in 1729 in the Baroque style, it was primarily used as a hunting lodge and guesthouse in the 18th century, and an English landscaped garden with a lake was created around the castle. Today, the castle is privately owned and houses several residential units. The fenced castle garden is open to the public only for special occasions.