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Friendly host, and most importantly, the pub is open!!! The beer is delicious and the shutters were fresh.

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Small and relaxed church.

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A market square in Stadtilm worth visiting. The milk bar is highly recommended. 😄

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The viaduct has a total length of 201.30 meters, has 13 arches, and is 18 meters high. It was considered one of the largest railway bridges at the time. The keystone was laid on June 28, 1893, in the presence of the Princely Couple of Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt and other guests of honor.

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A lively marketplace. The ice cream parlor and pizzeria is, of course, the highlight, ensuring that everyone enjoys stopping here.

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A beautifully situated seating area under old trees. Direct and safe access to the Ilm River is possible—at least for cooling your feet or sipping a drink on hot days.

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The viaduct was built between 1891 and 1893 during the construction of the Arnstadt Saalfeld railway line. It is 201.30 meters long and 18 meters high. The construction costs amounted to 425,000 marks. The viaduct is a massive stone arch bridge with 13 arches. The bridge is an impressive example of 19th century engineering.

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Legend: “The last pig of the Stadtilm people”. According to this, the Stadtilm people slaughtered the last pig in the city and celebrated a festival at which bratwursts were also fried. The besiegers, who had also reached the end of their supplies, saw the clouds of smoke, smelled the scent of the bratwursts and thought that Stadtilm would be well supplied for a long time, so they gave up the siege. The first bratwurst recipe that has been handed down comes from the first Roman cookbook by Apicius from the 1st century BC. German cookbooks from the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and Austrian cookbooks from the 19th century also recommend meat for making bratwursts. The first documented mention can be found in an entry about the expenditure of 1 groschen, in a provost's bill from the Arnstadt virgin monastery in January 1404. “I g vor darme czu brotwurstin” (1 groschen for bratwurst casings). Info from https://geschichte.stadtilm.com/die-belagerung-stadtilms-waehrend-des-schwarzburger-bruderkrieges/

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