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An old gatehouse with very beautiful half-timbering

Now somewhat dated, cracks have been filled with tar. However, this doesn't detract from the route's appeal.

The Gleichberge are clearly visible.

View of Milz, from where you can reach Irmelshausen via the former border region. The town itself, with its numerous half-timbered houses, is also worth seeing.

The Steinsburg Museum is a branch of the Thuringian Museum of Prehistory and Early History in Weimar. It presents the prehistory and early history of southern Thuringia, particularly that of the Gleichberg region, and thus offers fascinating insights into the economic and cultural life of the former Celtic settlement. All important information can be found at the following link: Source: https://steinsburgmuseum.de/

The fountain in the newly designed market was decorated with great animal figures. A real eye-catcher and secretly already a photo motif. Artist Claudia Katrin Leyh has carefully thought through the arrangement of her future animal ensemble at the fountain of the cattle market - so the Glücksburg serves as a backdrop. Geese, goats and other animals were traded at the Römhild cattle market well over 100 years ago. Now they are returning to the market as works of art. Source: https://www.insuedthueringen.de/inhalt.viehmarkt-und-gluecksburg-das-wird-roemhilds-fotomotiv-nummer-1.f4174d67-34ea-41bd-9941-24421516425f.html

The special items of equipment include the bronze grave monuments of the Henneberg counts, which came from the workshop of the Nuremberg bronze caster Peter Vischer the Elder and his sons. The monuments were created between 1488 and 1510 and have been in the baptismal chapel since 1735. They are a statue of Otto IV of Henneberg and the tomb for Hermann VIII of Henneberg and his wife Elisabeth of Brandenburg, a work from the early Renaissance period that bears a total of 16 coats of arms. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stiftskirche_(R%C3%B6mhild)

2.The “COLD MARKET” attracts thousands of visitors and 200 traders every year. In addition to toys, special handicrafts, rope goods, basketry, porcelain, textiles and products from pottery workshops, visitors will find a wide selection of all kinds of pigeons, rabbits and poultry. The exhibition of the “Rassekaninchen” association is also very popular every year. While the breeders expertly check the quality of the animals on offer and agree on a purchase or exchange, the traders offer their goods, including “old junk” from grandma’s time. There is plenty to take care of with Thuringian grilled sausages, onion cake, grilled poultry, stews from the goulash cannon, grog and mulled wine. Source for 1. and 2.: https://www.stadt-roemhild.de/kultur-freizeit/kalter-markt