East Hesse - Osthessen

East Hesse is lying in German federal state Hesse.

Cathedral closed Fulda

Regions

  • The Hessian one is in East Hesse Rhön.
  • Bergwinkel - The mountainous area around is called "Bergwinkel" Schluechtern. The foothills of the Vogelsberg, Spessart and Rhön meet here in the Schlüchtern valley. The Rhine / Weser watershed is also located here on the ridge.

About the term East Hesse: The region is not clearly delimited. For example, in the district of Hersfeld-Rotenburg, opinions differ as to whether one belongs to East Hesse or North Hesse. The district was added to Wikivoyage as the region of Waldhessen to Northern Hesse.

Also in the area of Kinzigtals it is not exactly clear where to draw the line. Depending on the state of opinion, Gelnhausen, for example, still just belongs to East Hesse. For others it is already in the eastern Rhine-Main area. In Wikivoyage, Gelnhausen is still part of southern Hesse and thus part of the eastern Rhine-Main area.

places

Schlitz: Half-timbered buildings on the market
  • Bad Hersfeld - Festival city at the transition to North Hesse, Lullusfest (oldest folk festival in Germany).
  • Bad Salzschlirf - Health resort, which is located northwest of Fulda
  • Fulda - Upper center of the region with numerous sights.
  • Oak cell - Parish near Fulda with the baroque palace Fasanerie
  • Pus field - Community in the area of ​​the Hessian bowling game northeast of Hünfeld
  • Hosenfeld - Community at the foot of the Vogelsberg at Grossenlüder
  • Hünfeld - Small town north of Fulda.
  • Hilders - Resort in the Ulstertal in the Hessian Rhön
  • Lauterbach (Hesse) - Half-timbered town in the transition to the Vogelsberg
  • Schluechtern - Located in the Bergwinkel in the upper Kinzig valley
  • slot - Half-timbered town between Fulda and Vogelsberg
  • Grossenlüder - Small town for recreation
  • Gersfeld - Holiday spot at the foot of the Wasserkuppe
  • Tann (Rhön) - popular town in the Ulstertal in the Rhön
  • Philippsthal (Werra) - Located in the "Kalidreieck" on the Werra at the transition to Northern Hesse
  • Rasdorf - Worth seeing community in the Hessian Kuppenrhön

Other goals

background

language

getting there

In the street

The highway A7 opens up the region in a north-south direction.

By train

The best way to get to Fulda (ICE junction) is by train. From here there is a connection to regional transport and to numerous bus routes that open up the region.

mobility

Tourist Attractions

Selection of regionally significant sights:

activities

To go biking

East Hesse has a good regional network of cycle routes. In recent years, many paths have been expanded or completely rebuilt, such as the Milseburg and Kegelspiel cycle paths:

kitchen

  • Flurgönder with pasta (dialect: Schwoarte-Gönder) is a raw, smoked rind stomach in bubble form, which is cooked and served with ribbon noodles.

nightlife

S-Club, Fulda The cross, Fulda

security

climate

trips

literature

  • Bettina Kempf and Jürgen H. Krenzer: Spatzeklöss un Flurgönder: What tastes good in the Fuldaer Land (cuisine, people and landscape of the Rhön). Parzellers, 1999, ISBN 978-3790002874 , P. 112.

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