Martinroda

Martinroda is idyllically located on the edge of the Thuringian Forest and surrounded by breathtaking scenery. The region is characterised by its closeness to nature and offers numerous activities such as hiking, cycling or skiing. The town itself is known for its historic architecture, narrow streets and cosy cafés.

Tourist highlights include Wilhelmsthal Castle with its impressive park and Paulinzella Monastery, a former Benedictine abbey dating back to the 12th century. Cultural highlights include the annual wine festival and the traditional Easter market.

Culinary Martinroda has a lot to offer: Be sure to try the regional specialities such as Thuringian dumplings or grilled bratwurst. The local wine should also be on your list!

For outdoor activities, we particularly recommend the summer for hiking or cycling along the numerous hiking trails around Martinroda - the well-known Rennsteig trail is especially popular here! In winter, on the other hand, the nearby skiing area of Oberhof with its slopes and cross-country skiing trails is a lure.

If it should rain, you can take a trip to Greifenstein Castle or visit one of the museums - for example the local history museum in Ilmenau or the natural history museum in Erfurt.

Where is the most beautiful? That depends entirely on your preferences! However, we recommend a walk through the historic old town as well as a hike along the river Ilm to experience the beauty of the region.

Martinroda in the Ilm district is definitely worth a visit and offers something for every visitor. This Travel Guide is designed to help you make the most of your time here - we wish you an unforgettable stay!