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We took part in a guided tour – very impressive and highly recommended!

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A short detour to the grotto is not necessary if your feet are already aching...for everyone else the extra few meters are worth it

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It's good that hikers can visit the cave. You do need a lamp even though the cave isn't very big.

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This immense area is more than just a lovely resting place. The area is part of the Thuringian Forest, which is geologically rich in diverse rock formations. It lies not far from the Marienglas Cave, a mine where gypsum was once mined.

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Geological natural monument - Beerbergstein: During the Rotliegend, around 280 million years ago, molten magma penetrated the earth's surface and spread like a blanket over the existing rocks. Most of the rock cover has already been removed. The vein-like ascent channel has been preserved on the Beerbergstein. It consists of pale red porphyry. Small reddish feldspars and, more rarely, small quartz grains are sometimes included in the fine-grained matrix. The porphyry is very hard and resists weathering better than the surrounding rock, which is mostly granite. For this reason, the Beerbergstein is preserved today as a huge block of rock. It is not known whether the small grotto in the Beerbergstein dates back to mining work. (...from information board)

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Here my path led past the castle.

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The Beerberggrotte is a cave with fissures and crevices. It is located in the geological natural monument Beerbergstein, a huge boulder.

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The Beerberggrotte is a so-called fissure and crevice cave. About three kilometers from Brotterode and just under 50 meters from the Rennsteig, it is located in the middle of the Thuringian Forest. The cave extends nine meters into the Beerbergstein and has a wide opening of six meters in the entrance area. Geologically, the cave is a real highlight. Because it is sometimes damp, the cave is also called a grotto. It once served as a shelter for smugglers and hikers who wandered around in the dense forests. A visit to the Beerberggrotte is possible without special equipment and offers exciting insights into the nature and history of the region.

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The barracks are part of the palace complex. Guided tours are held regularly. They are located on the east side between the palace and the orangery.

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Yes, the Marienglashöle is a beautiful destination.

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A very popular excursion destination. The very beautiful and large crystal cave can be visited with guided tours. Cave concerts are also held here regularly. They are impressive due to the special acoustics. Dates can be found at the Friedrichroda tourist information office.

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There is a lot to discover in the Gotha casemates In the casemates there are embrasure chambers, gun galleries, rear ramparts and much more to discover. Due to their very well-preserved condition, the Gotha casemates further enhance the architectural and historical significance of the impressive castle complex. A guided tour through the fortifications, which have remained unchanged for over 350 years, is a unique experience for young and old (SOURCE: https://www.gotha-adelt.de/kasematten-gotha/)

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The casemates were built between 1655 and 1686 and are part of one of the most powerful fortifications in Central Germany. They once surrounded Friedenstein Castle. A guided tour through this underground fortress world is a very special and exciting experience. (SOURCE: https://www.tourismus-thueringer-wald.de/museenswert-2/kasematten-gotha#:~:text=Die%20Kasematten%20werden%201655%20%E2%80%93%201686, entirely% 20special%20and%20exciting%20experience.)

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A short detour from the Rennsteig that is definitely worth it!

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Friedenstein Castle is surrounded by one of the strongest baroque fortifications in central Germany. The Kasermatten can be visited on a 300 m long underground tour.

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Interesting insight into Gotha's history

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Friedenstein Castle is surrounded by one of the strongest baroque fortifications in central Germany - the casemates. The casemates in Gotha can be visited on an underground tour of around 300 m. In the casemates there are embrasure chambers, gun galleries, rear ramparts and much more to discover. Due to their very well-preserved condition, the Gotha casemates further enhance the architectural-historical significance of the impressive castle complex. A guided tour through the fortifications, which have remained unchanged for over 350 years, is a unique experience for young and old. Source and more on price and tour times: https://www.gotha-adelt.de/kasematten-gotha/

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Romantic nature in the Lauchagrund valley – a feast for the eyes, ears, and nose, with climbing rocks, mysterious caves, and film history. The DEFA film "Das kalte Herz" (The Cold Heart) was filmed here. MDR (Central German Broadcasting) was also on location. (Unfortunately, the program is no longer available online.) Romantic nature in the Lauchagrund valley – a feast for the eyes, ears, and nose, with climbing rocks, mysterious caves, and a rich film history.

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