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In 1896, brine was discovered in deep boreholes at a depth of 880 m and subsequently extracted until 1960.

Right where the Kleine Saale flows into the Saale, there's a beautiful rest area overlooking the water. The location is quiet and invites you to take a short break – perfect for cyclists on the Saale Cycle Path. From here, you have a fantastic view of the confluence of the two rivers and can enjoy nature during a short rest. Ideal for a drink break or a small picnic – a real insider tip, especially in summer, off the beaten track.

In addition to gastronomy

straight on the track

Touringen stamp point 👍

A graduation tower (also known as a lick tower) is a facility used in the process of salt extraction from brine to increase the salt concentration (“graduate”) and to improve the quality of the salt extracted.

Winegrowing in Bad Sulza is first mentioned in a document from the Abbess of Quedlinburg from 1195. Before salt production dominated the town, winegrowing was an important industry. After the Second World War, however, it came to a standstill and it was not until the mid-1960s that the agricultural businesses of the time began to rebuild it. The Sonnendorf vineyard was planted in 1975. During this time, however, only grapes were produced and sold to the state winery. Of the 13 hectares of vineyards in Thuringia during the years of reunification, 11 hectares were in Sonnendorf. (...from information board)