Built during the changing era from the Romanesque to the Gothic, the Liebfrauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) has outworn all time of turmoil. Even the big town fire of 1581 could not damage it. After its closing in the 19th century , the church is today again a place of worship.

The Wartburg − connected with the Bible translation of the reformer Martin Luther and the charity of the holy Elizabeth of Thuringia. Additionally the castle belongs to the best preserved secular buildings from the era of the Romanesque north of the Alps.

The former minster St. Peter and Paul in Erfurt was erected in the 12th century as a widely visible symbol of the Hirsau reform movement in Thuringia. After a changeful history the building serves today as a center for local art and culture.

Even Goethe and Schiller were impressed by the Benedictine monastery of Paulinzella. The ensemble of the 12th century was closed during the reformation period. Later it served as a hunting domicile. Until today the building complex has not lost anything of its charm.

In the 11th century the castle on the Kyffhäuser was one of the most powerful fortress systems of the empire. A stay of he emperor Barbarossa in Kyffhausen is not documented, but it is supposed to be true. The visitor is expected a fascinating journey into the past.