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Mühlhausen is known as "Muhlhusia turrita," the tower-adorned Mühlhausen, which once boasted 59 towers adorning its churches and city walls. Eleven medieval churches and a preserved inner city wall with numerous defensive towers allow visitors to experience the tower-adorned Mühlhausen of the modern era. They will find not only sacred spaces but also the unique secular uses of church buildings, such as the city library, museums, and theaters. The old town is the second largest area monument in Thuringia, which observant visitors can identify by its red street signs. Besides the numerous churches and museums, visitors can discover lovingly restored half-timbered houses and townhouses, remarkable architectural monuments, and former mills. Source: https://www.muehlhausen.de/tourismus/sehenswuerdigkeiten/

Here, the promenade is a lovely place to stroll, and on weekdays, there's also a wide selection of good snacks. At the end, the highlight, St. Mary's Church, awaits.

The Unstrut Cycle Path, which you can also hike, leads from Mühlhausen through the Sachsensiedlung to the "Unstruttal," the beautiful Ammern district, past OBI, the Im Sande nature reserve, under the new 247b bypass, to Reiser district. Along the Unstrut, through the railway viaduct into the wonderful Reiser Valley with the former imperial palace of Tutensode, a rest area, then through the second railway viaduct past the interesting sculptures to Dachrieden district, or before that, turn left into Reiser Hagen. I highly recommend it for cyclists 🚴🏻‍♂️ and hikers 🚶🏻‍♂️🚶🏻‍♂️

Shortly before Reiser

Nicely done

Beautiful wooden sculptures and wonderful Raweg

A beautiful piece of contemporary history! Highly recommended!

Mühlhausen - Journey into a time long gone The ensemble of city walls, 11 medieval churches, town and half-timbered houses and idyllic alleyways transports visitors to a time long gone. Mühlhausen is crowned by St. Mary's Church in the upper town. This is where the reformer Thomas Müntzer preached. The city's second main church, the Divi Blasii parish church, is located on the lower market square. It is closely associated with the name of Johann Sebastian Bach, who worked here as an organist in 1707-1708. The city can be discovered from a bird's eye view by visiting the historic fortifications. From the Rabenturm you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city and the surrounding area.