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From here you have a panoramic view. To the west, the Altvaterturm tower rises from the forest. To the east are Eliasbrunn and Heinersdorf, and to the south lies Wurzbach in the valley below.

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Saalfeld train station is very bicycle-friendly, with ramps and elevators to all platforms. There is a bakery with a café, a newsstand, a ticket machine, and several vending machines selling drinks and snacks. See *https://www.bahnhof.de/saalfeld-saale Several bus lines depart from the station, which also transport bicycles. From Saalfeld train station, there are direct connections to: *Nuremberg by RE or IC train *Blankenstein by RB train via Bad Lobenstein *Erfurt by RB train via Arnstadt *Halle by RB train *Jena by RE and RB train *Leipzig and Gera by RE and RB train all have bicycle parking spaces. A bicycle ticket is only required for the route to Nuremberg; otherwise, bicycle transport is free. Well-signposted cycle paths lead from the train station: *The Saale Cycle Path upstream to Hof *The Saale Cycle Path downstream to Rudolstadt and Jena *The Saale-Orla Cycle Path to Triptis *The Schwarza Cycle Path to Bad Blankenburg

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Yay, a bicycle-friendly station with large elevators. Thank you.

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Was used militarily in GDR times for flight surveillance. Some legacies are still there, e.g. the huge garage doors.

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With the 9 € ticket you can get on well here

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A glass pavilion is attached to the front. There is also a restaurant there.

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This is where you come by as part of the HINTERINDIEN.DE tour No. 12.

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The Saalfeld train station in southeast Thuringia was opened in 1871. Originally planned as a railway junction, it was destroyed by air raids in 1945. Today the station has six tracks.

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