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Altengottern developed into the lower and upper villages in the swampy or waterlogged surroundings of the Unstrut lowlands. In 1539, the town's citizens adopted the Evangelical Lutheran faith. Their first pastor was Johann Grießbach from Mühlhausen. In 1641, the village and Altengottern Castle fell victim to the Thirty Years' War. Reconstruction and repopulation began in 1650. From 1692 to 1695, the St. Wigiberti Church was built as a hall building on the site of a previous church. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Wigiberti_(Altengottern)

nice rest area also suitable for groups with beautiful view

The café linden tree is also known as the Goethe linden tree. After all, the old tree witnessed the visit of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe to Count Werther in 1781. However, was the old tree was destroyed by a lightning strike in 1946. In November 2004, the historical coffee linden tree was replanted here.

The café linden tree is also known as the Goethe linden tree. After all, the old tree witnessed the visit of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe to Count Werther in 1781. However, was the old tree was destroyed by a lightning strike in 1946. In November 2004, the historical coffee linden tree was replanted here.

One of 2 churches in Altengottern.

Hall church from the year 1678 - 1684 on the ground of a previous church destroyed in the Thirty Years' War. Slated onion dome with lantern

Altengottern has a church and a beautiful castle at each end of the village, which functions as a children's home.

On November 4th, 2004, the historic coffee linden was rebuilt at this location. In Neunheilingen also known as the Goethe linden tree, this tree was a contemporary witness of a visit by J. W. v. Goethe with the Count von Werther in 1781. The old tree was destroyed by lightning in 1946.