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| Pus field | ||
| federal state | Hesse | |
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| Residents | 7.029 (2019) | |
| height | 349 m | |
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Pus field is a community in East Hesse.
background
Eiterfeld is located in the North Rhön far away from the major traffic axes and is therefore not very well visited.
getting there
By plane
By train
The next train station is Hünfeld, from there there is a bus connection.
By bus
There are buses from Hünfeld to Eiterfeld (line 70). The buses run every hour Mon-Fri, there are only a few trips on Sat, nothing runs like this.
The connection from direction is much better Bad HersfeldFrom there there is also a bus (line 360) to Eiterfeld. The bus runs every two hours Mon-Fri and Sat, so only as a call taxi, which must be booked in advance.
In the street
The next exit is 
90 Hünfeld / Schlitz on the 
From there you drive another 20 km to Eiterfeld.
By boat
mobility
The individual districts are very far away from each other and the bus connections are only moderate (Mon-Fri every two hours), which is why you realistically need a car.
Tourist Attractions
- 1 Buchenau Castle, Hermann-Lietz-Strasse 13. The magnificent Buchenau Castle with its numerous preserved outbuildings towers over the small town. The castle is best known as the former seat of a reformed pedagogical Hermann Lietz school. Today the castle is privately owned and is used as a conference hotel with seminar rooms.
- 2 Fürsteneck Castle. The hilltop castle on the outskirts of Eiterfeld dates back to the 14th century, the current buildings date from 1708. Today it is used by the State of Hesse as a folk high school.
activities
shop
kitchen
- 1 To the golden star, Vachaer Strasse 14. Tel.: (0)6676 337. Inconspicuous inn in Soisdorf with a long tradition, which is an absolute insider tip for Eiterfeld. Home-style German cuisine.Open: from 5 p.m., closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
nightlife
accommodation
- 1 Meissmers Hotel, Marktstrasse 18. Tel.: (0)6672 92090. Family-run hotel centrally located in Eiterfeld above a butcher's shop.
