클라인슈바우젠 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Here you can even still walk the Luther Trail.

The correct names of the places are Großschwabhausen and Vollradisroda.🙏🏼

The church is a choir tower church with an attached nave. Above the square church tower rises the octagonal tower with its spire, lantern, turret, and weather vane. More: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Margareta_(Gro%C3%9Fschwabhausen)

The oldest mention of Münchenroda dates back to 1255; the village belonged to the Bürgel Monastery. The church's origins date back to this time. The typical floor plan of a hall church with a recessed, rectangular choir tower is clearly visible. The regular Romanesque limestone masonry still shows some incised joints and remains of Romanesque windows (also on the west wall) on the north wall.

That's how people helped each other in the past.

Here, on the edge of the Großschwabhäuser Haines, you'll enjoy a sweeping view of the hilly landscape between Jena and Weimar. The village of Kleinschwabhausen can be seen below. In the distance, the massive Ettersberg massif is visible.

Every year in March, a special natural spectacle unfolds on this forest slope. Countless wild snowflakes bloom, displaying their characteristic bell-shaped white blossoms with greenish-yellow flecks. This plant, from the Amaryllis family, has spread across a large area like a carpet.

in good light almost mystical