It is Europe's only treetop path in a national park. From the approximately 25 m high circular path, you can experience nature from above.
Eisenach - distance 18 km
Eisenach is one of the so-called Luther cities. In the old town you can explore the narrowest house or the largest villa colony in Germany, as well as churches steeped in history and historic buildings from many eras
Musical highlight:
The Bachhaus, one of the largest music museums in Germany. Johann Sebastian Bach was born in Eisenach in 1685. He grew up here for ten years.
The motto: "to collect and preserve everything concerning Johann Sebastian Bach and his life's work"
The Automobile World Eisenach is an automobile museum, which offers you an insight into the more than 100-year history of the automobile industry in Eisenach.
Bad Langensalza - distance 19 km
Bad Langensalza's town history, with its large farmhouses and half-timbered houses, as well as winding streets and alleys, dates back up to 800 years.
Parks and theme gardens:
The many gardens with their different themes such as the Japanese Garden, the Rose Garden, the Arboretum, the Botanical Garden or the Castle Park offer adventure and relaxation in one.
The Friederiken Therme offers spa and wellness offers from natural local remedies sulfur, brine and drinking healing water.
Gotha - distance 20 km
Gotha has a 1250-year history and an unmistakable historic old town with market squares, alleys and numerous lovingly renovated old town houses.
The Ducal Museum and the Friedenstein Castle is an early Baroque palace complex dating from 1567.
Mühlhausen - distance 34 km
In addition to many romantic Old Town impressions, you will see the Mühlhausen highlights in order:
- the city wall with the Inner Women's Gate and Rabenturm
- the Thomas Müntzer Memorial at the Hohe Graben
- the Obermarkt and the historic town hall
- Johann-Sebastian-Bach-Platz
- Bathing fun for young and old in the Thüringentherme
and much more
Erfurt - distance 50 km
The old town of Erfurt is one of the largest old town centres in Germany and was first mentioned in documents in 742, when Boniface founded the diocese of Erfurt.
One of the most famous landmarks of the city of Erfurt is the Krämerbrücke, the longest continuously built and inhabited bridge in Europe.
Erfurt Cathedral is the most important and oldest church building in Erfurt. It is 81. 26 m high and has, with the Gloriosa, the largest free-swinging medieval bell in the world.
Weimar – distance 86 km
Weimar, the city on the river Ilm, is world culture from classical to Bauhaus, beautiful parks and enchanted gardens. The city of poets and thinkers unites German and European cultural history like no other. Weimar surprises visitors time and again with its diverse tourist highlights:
- Bauhaus
- Goethe and Schiller's residence
- Anna Amalia Library
- Weimar's castles, parks and gardens
- Memorial Buchenwald
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