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St. John's Church is the main church of Saalfeld in southeastern Thuringia. It is one of the most important church buildings in Thuringia. The largest hall church in the state, it stands on a hill overlooking the Saale River in Saalfeld's old town, very close to the market square. Its two 64-meter-high towers are visible from afar. Source: Wikipedia

After a Romanesque predecessor burned down in 1314, the present Gothic St. John's Church was built between 1380 and 1514. The nave vaults were added between 1449 and 1456; the chancel vault is dated 1514 by inscription. Source: Wikipedia

A magnificent example of Bauhaus architecture and an impressive history, it's a must-see, even though the turnoff from the Saale Cycle Path involves some challenging climbs. That's what the hotel is for, after all, telexing. Of course, you can also take the train.

It's simply cool here in Ziegenrück 🐐♥️. Many hiking and biking tours start from here.🥾🥾🌲🌳⛰️🚴🏼‍♂️🚴🏻‍♀️😎🌞

Very beautiful and striking building.

Great cycle path, asphalted 🚵👍

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The Thuringian industrial pioneer Franz Itting, who had already built a power plant in Probstzella in 1909, commissioned the "Haus des Volkes" (People's House) in 1925. The socially minded entrepreneur wanted to create a cultural center for the region and enable "ordinary people" to enjoy high-quality cultural offerings. The building was constructed by the architects Alfred Arndt and Ernst Gebhardt as a hotel and multi-purpose hall by 1927. The interior was designed entirely by artists from the Bauhaus Dessau. After the Second World War, the building was used by the GDR as a customs office, and the event hall hosted various performances and celebrations. In 1970/1971, the building was expanded to include a restaurant, which reopened after renovation in 2005. In addition to the hotel, the building houses a theater and concert hall, as well as the central exhibition on the origins of the German Green Belt. A Franz Itting Museum has also been located here since 2014.