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There are benches and a viewing tower

really very interesting and informative

The audio guide "Grenzguide" (http://www.vfr-werra-meissner.de/grenzguide.html) recounts the German-German history between Werra-Meissen and Eichsfeld from 1945 to 1990. At numerous listening points along cycling and hiking trails, contemporary witnesses, documents, and facts recount everyday life on the inner-German border – from small-scale border traffic to the present-day "Green Belt." The audio guide offers insights into the history of the former inner-German border at twelve listening points along hiking and cycling trails. Each listening point tells its own story about the respective location and can be listened to individually or in any order. Track 6 - Lindewerrablick ( http://www.vfr-werra-meissner.de/grenzguide/F.mp3 ) Track 7 - Teufelskanzel ( http://www.vfr-werra-meissner.de/grenzguide/G.mp3 ) Track 11 - Lindewerra - History of a Village on the Border Fence ( http://www.vfr-werra-meissner.de/grenzguide/K.mp3 )

The pine tree on the rock is a great spot up here. Beautiful view!

What a charming and lovely place to stop for refreshments up here on the Teufelskanzel! 👍 I really like the place and the food was delicious too.

A good place to rest right next to the bike path in the shade under a linden tree. The square is called "Place of Encounter" because the border fence ran along this site during the division of Germany. A linden tree was planted here in remembrance on November 18, 1990.

If it's open, be sure to stop, go in, and take a look. It's truly worth it, if only from an art history perspective. 🖐

If you're not so daring and dare to climb the Devil's Pulpit, you'll find a ground-level viewing point here. The view isn't quite as perfect, but it's still beautiful.