Moorheilbad Bad Lobenstein - Naturparkregion Thüringer Meer
Known as Bad Lobenstein since 2005, the recognised mud spa on the "Thuringian Sea" welcomes its guests.
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Naturpark Eichsfeld-Hainich-Werratal
Even the poet Theodor Storm admired the landscape of today's Eichsfeld-Hainich-Werratal Nature Park. -
Marienglashöhle Friedrichroda
The Marienglashöhle, a show cave near Friedrichroda in the Thuringian Forest, was largely created by gypsum and copper mining. -
Naturpark Südharz
Dense forests and bizarre rock formations await visitors to the Südharz Nature Park. -
Naturpark Kyffhäuser
North of the Thuringian Basin and south of the Harz Mountains, the Kyffhäuser Nature Park stretches around the mountain range of the same name. -
Naturpark Thüringer Schiefergebirge/Obere Saale
With the Saale river flowing through it, the approximately 830 square kilometre Thuringian Slate Mountains/Upper Saale Nature Park is also known as the "Land of a Thousand Ponds". -
Saalfelder Feengrotten
The Saalfeld Fairy Grottoes are a fairy-tale setting. -
Saale-Rennsteig - Naturparkregion Thüringer Meer
In addition to the river of the same name, the Saale - Rennsteig region is characterised above all by the "Thuringian Sea", Europe's largest reservoir area. -
Thüringer Bergbahn
The mountain railway in the Schwarzatal valley has been transporting guests from Obstfelderschmiede to Lichtenhain for almost 100 years. -
Wasserkraftmusem Ziegenrück - Naturparkregion Thüringer Meer
The Ziegenrück Hydropower Museum is located directly next to one of the oldest listed run-of-river power stations in Germany, dating from 1900. -
Rennstadt Schleiz - Naturparkregion Thüringer Meer
The number one attraction in the racing town of Schleiz is the "Schleizer Dreieck". -
Steinrinne Bilzingsleben im GeoPark Kyffhäuser
The Bilzingsleben stone channel archaeological site reveals how prehistoric inhabitants once lived on the northern edge of the Thuringian Basin. -
Thüringer Grabfeld
One of the earliest documented Franconian regions, the Thuringian Grabfeld, is characterised by a gentle hilly landscape. -
Thüringer Holzland
Located in the hills of eastern Thuringia, the "Thuringian Woodland" region has long been used for forestry purposes. -
UNESCO Biosphärenreservat Thüringer Wald
As the oldest UNESCO biosphere reserve in Germany, the Thuringian Forest is located in the south of the Free State.