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The Bayernturm tower, with its view, is an absolute highlight.

Historic paths with reminders of the division of Germany

There are beautiful hiking trails here that also commemorate the former border.

An interesting relic from bygone times

The plaque vividly explains the history of the former village of Leitenhausen. Visitors learn about the history of the former village. During the construction of the border strip, the Leitenhausen residents were also forcibly resettled. A place of remembrance and commemoration of former GDR injustice, how could it be otherwise – right here on the patrol road of the former border.

On the state border near Trappstadt, the Altenburg Castle there and a landwehr fort on the Thuringian side with the Wartberg near Gompertshausen bear witness to the centuries-long border between the two towns. Unfortunately, only remnants of the landwehr remain here, as the former zone border was recklessly established. The plaque does not provide information about the Spanshügel itself, but rather about the former landwehr fort that runs along the Spanshügel. The pictures are clearly legible.

Stressenhausen is a district of Straufhain in the Hildburghausen district of Thuringia. Stressenhausen is located on the Rodach River north of Streufdorf in a rural foothill area. The village is served by State Road 2673. From 1888 to 1946, there was a railway connection to Hildburghausen. (Source: Wikipedia)

The Gleichberge, which mainly consist of the Großer Gleichberg and Kleiner Gleichberg, are a small, island-like mountain range rising up to 679 m above sea level in the southwestern, Franconian part of Thuringia in Germany. They are located just east of the small residential town of Römhild in the Hildburghausen district. The Gleichberge are the most impressive witnesses to the Tertiary volcanic activity of the Heldburg Gangschar, which once extended from here to the south of the Main. (Source: Wikipedia)