The Free State of Thuringia is a federal state of the Federal Republic of Germany. State capital and largest city is Erfurt.
Thuringia has a high density of cultural sites, for example the Wartburg in Eisenach, the Hainich National Park, the Bauhaus in Weimar and in Erfurt the cathedral and the oldest surviving synagogue in Central Europe.
Curious: Several places in the northwest of the state claim to be the exact center of Germany.
Discover travel destinations in Thuringia
We present here our previously visited places in Thuringia.
Eisenach is one of the oldest cities in Thuringia and is known worldwide. It is home to Wartburg Castle, one of the most famous castles in Germany.
Erfurt is the capital of Thuringia and one of the most popular city break destinations in the region. You can discover numerous sights in Erfurt during a stroll through the beautiful old town.
Between the Thuringian Slate Mountains and the confluence of the Unstrut and Saale rivers lies the Middle Saale Valley, a region that is perfect for a relaxing break. A holiday in the Saale Valley is simply beautiful.
If you're looking for an active vacation that invigorates the senses while immersing yourself deeply in German culture, head to the Thuringian Forest.
The Wartburg Hainich World Heritage Region is located in the very centre of Germany. Nestled between the Unstrut and Werra valleys is one of the most beautiful regions in Thuringia.
Weimar is a must-see for any traveler following the paths of history, art and literature. The small town is idyllically located in Thuringia and is a treasure trove of Germany's intellectual and cultural heritage.