20의 아이제나흐가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The Werra Valley Bridge on the A4 is a massive structure.

Super beautiful old buildings with lots of history.

Also a very beautiful gorge and as a gorge tour in combination with the Drachenschlucht it's just great 😊

The Landgrafenschlucht can easily be combined with the Drachenschlucht as a circular tour. There are places to stop for refreshments in the Hohe Sonne along this route.

Those who hike the Wartburg will be greeted peacefully by these historic artillery pieces.

The Landgrafenschlucht is simply beautiful and has a lot to offer in terms of flora and fauna. After the very touristy Drachenschlucht, it offers the crowning glory of the canyon tour. 🤩

The fire station has a long tradition. Already at the beginning of the 19th century there were noise cannons on the ramparts, which were ignited in case of a fire in the town and its surroundings or could call for help with a fire in the castle with the shots themselves.

When Eisenach was struck by a previously unknown catastrophe, it also had fatal consequences on the Wartburg: During the Napoleonic Wars, transports loaded with powder and ammunition often passed through the city on their way to France. This was also the case on September 1, 1810, when one of the wagons exploded in what is now Georgenstraße. The Black Fountain at the intersection of Georgenstraße, Alexanderstraße and Wydenbrugk-Straße marks the site of the devastating event. More than 68 people died in the rubble of 24 collapsed or burned-down houses or were hit by flying bullets and stones; many residents were injured. The force of the explosion even shattered windows in surrounding villages, and a window was also broken on the Wartburg. It is reported that from the start of the conflagration, the gunner on the Wartburg fired alarm shots continuously from the four cannons available. At the 32nd shot, fire watchman Hill relieved him and at that very moment one of the cannons broke apart. The fire watchman was so badly injured in the abdomen that he died shortly afterwards. Thanks to the tireless efforts of the residents of Eisenach and neighboring towns and "the number of fire engines that rushed to the scene in response to the continued emergency shots from the Wartburg, it was possible to put limits on the flames," concluded a contemporary report. https://www.wartburg.de/de/die-wartburg/objekt-des-monats/objekt/die-kanonen-auf-der-schanze-der-wartburg.html