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Fabulously beautiful scenery, spectacular medieval fortresses and castles, ancient monasteries and charming streets of the old town shrouded with amazing stories give Thuringia its special charm. Each city of the region has an amazing history featuring interesting events. The highest concentration of historic monuments is in the capital; literally all the tour programs begin with a visit to Erfurt Cathedral Square. Not far away is scenic Augustinerkloster built in the 13th century. Construction works were completed only in the mid-16th century; today the monastery occupies a vast territory. Everyone can enjoy its spacious halls and appreciate the rich collection of antique books and furniture. The monastery also features the incredibly beautiful Romanesque church. Not far from the capital there is the picturesque town of Weimar that has gained the status of European Capital of Culture in 1999. The German National Theatre and the monument to Goethe and Schiller located at the entrance are among the most important symbols of the city. The old town is justifiably proud of its magnificent museums; there are 27 of them in Weimar. There are 16 unique architectural monuments in the city that are considered landmarks of world importance. Travelers who wish to see unique medieval buildings are sure to visit the town of Eisenach, where there is the old fortress of Wartburg that is another world-scale landmark. The town of Gotha boasts the famous Friedenstein castle; it was built at … Read further

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Travel guide to Thuringia

You can admire unique medieval attractions in Eisenach. Its main symbol is the Wartburg Castle. It was built in the 11th century and is an outstanding monument in the Roman style. Originally, the castle was built for defensive purposes. Important cultural events were regularly held here, which explains its festive exterior. Today, the entire territory of the old castle is open for visitors that can take excursions … Open

Advices for travellers

8. Mains voltage is 220 V; standard European-style sockets can be found everywhere. Those who expect to take diverse appliances with them would find a universal adapter to be useful. 7. Be sure to leave a tip in restaurants; 5-10% of the bill would be sufficient. It’s worth noting that local restaurants treat regular customers very friendly. You only have to look at the same restaurant a couple of times to … Open

Traditions and mentality of Thuringia

The main feature of the festival is its unique medieval style. Artisans take an active part in the event; besides interesting crafts, guests of the festival have an opportunity to buy traditional clothing, as well as to learn how to make traditional souvenirs. During the holiday, vacationers are entertained by street performers and musicians; spear-running is one of the most interesting events of the holiday. Many … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

There are restaurants of various culinary traditions in Weimar; the Historischer Elephantenkeller serves the best German cuisine. Many branded treats are cooked following classic old recipes; exclusively local products and ingredients are used there. Thrifty travelers should pay attention to Kostritzer Schwarzbierhaus restaurant. It boasts the top quality of food, while prices of branded treats remain very … Open

Attractions and active leisure

In warmer months, the region is visited by fans of excursions and hiking; in winter, Thuringia attracts fans of skiing. Mountainous areas are equipped with excellent ski areas, among which there are places suitable for both experienced skiers and beginners. Given the fact that there are several interesting national holidays in winter, vacations seem even more attractive. Travelers who prefer to spend their … Open

Cultural excursion through Thuringia - things to see

Not far from the capital there is the picturesque town of Weimar that has gained the status of European Capital of Culture in 1999. The German National Theatre and the monument to Goethe and Schiller located at the entrance are among the most important symbols of the city. The old town is justifiably proud of its magnificent museums; there are 27 of them in Weimar. There are 16 unique architectural monuments in the … Open

Germany - moving around the country

The territory of Germany has navigable routes; their length is about 7 000 km. The basins of the Rhine and the Danube are interconnected by the Main channel. Thanks to the river channels, it is easy to get from one region of the country to another and to cruise along major ports, while enjoying the delightful scenery. Boats regularly run along the canals. In Berlin, you can even use the services of a boat taxi that runs along the river Spree. The ferry can be reached from the port of Puttgarden to Warnemunde. An alternative for a traveler is to rent a bicycle. Since 2002, Germans actively began to develop cycling, so there are special lanes for two-wheeled vehicles even in small provinces. There are parking lots for bicycles; rental points are located practically in every district of any city. … Open

Nature and parks of Germany

In the heart of Munich, there is the largest city park called English. It occupies about 4 square kilometers and is the favorite vacation spot for locals and visitors of the city. Every day, about 50 thousand people come to the park. There are several small attractions on its territory: the Chinese tower, the Japanese tea house, the beer garden, the nudist fields, and the Sant Emmeram bridge. A historic medieval tower was reconstructed in the Babelsberg park in Brandenburg. A fortress and a large palace were preserved, which were used by William I and the Princess Augustus. This is a very picturesque place for walking, excursions, and outdoor recreation. … Open

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