빌스하우젠 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Here you will find a small bench under a beautiful chestnut tree to rest with a nice view

Here you will find a small rest area on the Eichsfeld hiking trail including a wayside shrine

Bronze Age burial mounds (1600 - 1200 BC) with remains of a war memorial that was erected there in the 1950s.

Panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, Bilshausen including Jacobi Tonwerke and the neighboring town of Wulften

A cafe in an old mill with many beautiful rooms and very nice service. The cake is also very tasty. The cafe is on the Leine-Rhume-Hahle cycle path and comes highly recommended.

Due to the name ending "-hausen", the town was founded around 800 AD. A first mention as Dodonhuson is known for the year 1013.[1] In further documents in the years 1016 (Doodohusen) and 1141 (Dodenhusen(usen)) it is not certain whether it is about the local place.[2] There are reliable written mentions from the 13th century (1266, 1381, 1413). In a stock book from 1782 about the income of those from Minnigerode around the year 1400, 23 residential or collective farms are counted for the place. It is not exactly known when the residents left the place and settled in Gieboldehausen. Around 1600, reports are given of the deserted village of Totenhausen and the taxes to be paid on it. The church in Totenhausen was dedicated to the names "Cosmas and Damian". Even after the village was abandoned and the church fell into disrepair, the place was remembered. In 1682 a chapel (St. Bartholomew) and a wayside shrine were probably built at the same place, and in 1884 the current chapel was built again. The Klus chapel, built in 1884, consists of half-timbering with filled compartments. It has been renovated and improved several times over the past 100 years. A processional Madonna belongs to the chapel, which probably originated in the 17th century. The chapel and wayside shrine have been the destination of various processions over the centuries. There are also some linden trees surrounding the chapel. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodenhusen_(W%C3%BCstung) Interesting place, today it is hard to imagine that there used to be a lively village here...

Deserted Dodenhusen (also Totenhausen). First documented mention in 1288. Above ground only a pedestal is visible from the deserted area, which presumably supported the village church. This church site was surrounded by a rampart. There is a younger hermitage and a wayside shrine on the ridge.

Inside there is also a very recommendable café, the Rhume-Mühlencafe. The café has a slightly larger room that can also be rented for groups and several very cozy rooms from another construction phase.