Attractions in Lauscha
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Beautiful views of the region combined with traditional craftsmanship along the path and many places to stop make this circular hiking trail ...
Enjoyable hike through the Schwarzatal with intermediate destinations such as: Scheibe-Alsbach Dam, Schwarza Spring, former Glücksthal glassworks ...
Over 450 kilometers of signposted bike route that crosses the legendary Rennsteig multiple times and leads via numerous loops from Hörschel to ...
The Rennsteig-Xtrem-Marsch is the crown of a Rennsteig hike and is considered one of the coveted goals that a hiker must have completed during ...
Whether you hike it from Hörschel to Blankenstein or the other way around … Whether in 4, 6, or 8 stages ... Whether with or without luggage on ...
Experience the history of the glassmaker tradition up close.
The Totenweg is a historic path through the Thuringian Slate Mountains, which was heavily used by the glassmakers in Lauscha in the 17th century.
Over roots and stones along the ridges of the Thuringian Forest ...
Over the highest train station in Thuringia into the slate mountains.
The easy circular hiking trail through the Teufelsholz leads to the viewpoint at the Felsenhäuschen and offers magnificent views over the glass ...
Discover the region
Lauscha is also famous for its handmade glass products - visit the Lauscha Glassworks and learn more about the traditional craftsmanship of the region. In Sonneberg you can visit the German Toy Museum, which gives you an insight into the history of German toys.
Cultural highlights include the annual Christmas Market Spectacular with its festive lights and sounds, as well as the International Folklore Festival in August, where dancers from all over the world gather to present their traditions.
If it rains, we recommend a visit to the SONNEBAD leisure pool - here you can go swimming or simply relax. It is also worth taking a walk through the historic old town of Sonneberg with its beautiful half-timbered houses.
In terms of culinary delights, you should definitely try the regional speciality Schieferbraten - juicy pork served on a slate stone. Or try the Thuringian Rostbratwurst, which is particularly popular in the region.
Whether in summer or winter - Lauscha and Sonneberg are worth a visit at any time of year. Come by and experience the unique sights, cultural highlights and culinary delights of this charming town in Germany.
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