Camping Thüringer Wald Holiday

Want to spend a lovely day boating around the Stausee? These boat trips start right at the giant dam wall of the Hohenwarte reservoir. A large car and bus parking area is located directly opposite the pier.

Be enchanted by the Saalfeld Fairytale Caves, the most colourful show caves in the world. Experience an unforgettable day in the fairytale adventure forest and enjoy moments of relaxation and recreation in the naturally healing grotto.

Time for water fun? At Saalfelder Bäder you will find a sauna, outdoor pool and indoor pool.

An afternoon at the petting zoo? Leutenberg has a fun farm with all kinds of animals! Goats, donkeys, pigs, chickens, guinea pigs etc..

A day of swimming? The Saalemaxx swimming pool in Rudolstadt offers adventure, fun and relaxation for the whole family.

Explore Saalfeld and its beautiful nature, history and town. You will find the most beautiful hiking trails on this website.

The former place of separation and division has now become a representative place for overcoming borders and a meeting place with the memorial site Deutsch-Deutsches Museum Mödlareuth.

This former Russian residence is considered one of the most charming castles in central Germany, with impressive late medieval fortifications surrounding a building that hides numerous treasures behind a simple, almost unadorned frontage.

With over 1,100 years of history, Saalfeld on the Saale River is one of Thuringia’s oldest and most beautiful towns and invites you to explore and relax with its many attractions.

Erfurt ‘is in the best place. That is where a city should be,’ the reformer Martin Luther once said. On an exciting city tour of the historic city centre, you will discover impressive sights and learn an anecdote or two about Erfurt’s history.

Cosy cafés and restaurants and plenty of attractive shopping opportunities invite you to linger.

Weimar is best known for its cultural heritage. Weimar is located in an arc on the Ilm south-east of the Ettersberg. Besides the city itself, the municipality of Weimar comprises 12 villages and hamlets.

The city is rich in history, for better and for worse; the British Museum’s major Germany exhibition in 2014 aptly summed it up as follows: Goethe, Bauhaus, Buchenwald.

Welcome to the ‘city of science’!

Jena is located in the Saale Valley amid mixed forest-covered slopes of limestone and sandstone. Jena has a universteit founded in 1558 and is the largest in Thuringia. There are many historical sights, as well as great shopping opportunities!

With KomBus, you can book a tour of the old World Heritage City of Bamberg and for €49 you can drive all over Germany.

Weekly markets and farm shops have a long tradition in Thuringia with seasonal and local produce. Stop by and try the especially fresh produce – as well as a friendly chat.