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Thale
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Thale

The Saxony-Anhalt city Thale lies on the northern edge of the Resin. Thale is known for the spectacular transition of the Bodetal from the Harz to the foreland with the rocky cliffs Hexentanzplatz and Bustard.

Map of Thale

background

Thale lies in an impressive landscape at the foot of the Harz Mountains on both sides of the Bode, which rise directly from the foreland on its northern edge with a height difference of several hundred meters. The city with today almost 20,000 inhabitants (with incorporations) benefited from its location on the Bode, which comes out of the Harz with a steep slope in a canyon-like deep valley. It has been able to supply ironworks with energy since the Middle Ages and gave the city a landscape that had been discovered since the Romantic era. Thale has been a much-visited resort and industrial city since the 19th century. Before the First World War, the ironworks were the world's largest producer of enamel goods.

As a result of incorporations, the towns of Allrode, Altenbrak, Friedrichsbrunn, Neinstedt, Stecklenberg, Treseburg, Warnstedt, Weddersleben and Westerhausen, which are partly in the Harz Mountains and partly in the foreland, are administratively part of Thale.

getting there

By plane

The nearest airports are the Leipzig Halle AirportWebsite of this institutionLeipzig Halle Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaLeipzig Halle Airport in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryLeipzig Halle Airport (Q668382) in the Wikidata database(IATA: LEJ) or the Hanover AirportWebsite of this institutionHannover Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaHannover Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHannover Airport (Q170169) in the Wikidata database(IATA: HAJ). To continue your journey, you should estimate two and a half hours by car and three hours by train.

By train

The 1 Thale train station (even Thale Hauptbahnhof) is the end point of the connection Magdeburg-Thale over Halberstadt and is approached by regional trains every hour. During the day there is a clock hub in Halberstadt on the hour with connections to and from Halle, Magdeburg and Goslar (with a transition to Hanover).

Furthermore, the Harz-Berlin-Express On the weekend some train runs to and from Berlin, for which a special tariff applies.

By bus

Intercity buses travel to Thale from Wernigerode, Quedlinburg or Ballenstedt. Long-distance buses do not operate in Thale.

By car

Thale is about that A36 connected to the national road network. From the A 36 it is about 5 kilometers to Thale. A 2 Thale large car park is located on the former hut area near the beginning of the Bode valley. The front part is chargeable, the rear part with a longer walk is free.

on foot

Spectacular hiking trails lead through the Bode valley to Thale.

mobility

Tourist Attractions

View from Hexentanzplaz into the rugged Bodetal. The free-standing cliff opposite is the Roßtrappe. In the middle of the horizon is the high Harz mountains Chunks to recognize.

The spectacular natural beauties of Thales include the rocky outcrops of the Rosstrappe and the Hexentanzplatz on both sides of the Bodetal. Both are equally visitor magnets and overrun on nice weekend days. Both can be reached from Thale by cable car or chairlift, on foot and, with a detour, by car.

1  Hexentanzplatz. Rock plateau with a view of the Bodetal and far into the Harz foreland. According to legend, one of the witches' meeting points on the way to Blocksberg. Today a meeting point for a less sophisticated mass tourism. The look is still good for something.Open: 24/7.Price: freely accessible (the place is free, not necessarily getting there.

  • You can arrive with: 3  Hexentanzplatz gondola lift, Goetheweg 1, 06502 Thale (valley station). Tel.: 49-(0)3947-2500, Fax: 49-(0)3947-2645, Email: . A wonderful view of the rugged, rocky Bode valley from the cabins of the railways. 10 of the 21 cabins of the brand new gondola lift even have a glass floor.Open: Easter to the end of October 09300 to 1900, shortened or completely closed in winter.Price: € 5 one way, € 7 return.last change: Feb. 2019
  • Arrival by car directly on the plateau: The Hexentanzplatz can also be approached directly by car from above. The approach is via the bumpy Thale - Friedrichsbrunn road. For those arriving from the south (= Harz) over the plateau of the Eastern Harz, this approach is ideal. Above is the paid one 4 Large car park Hexentanzplatz, which generally has quite high fees for tourist parking, but above all very high hourly parking fees for a short time: Tariff for a car as of May 2018: "Basic parking fee" € 3.50 € 0.50 per half hour or part thereof. Escape within the first 15 minutes is free of charge. From the parking lot, depending on the parking space, you walk past the hotel for about 400 to 500 m to the viewing gallery.
  • Hike to the Hexentanzplatz - A hike over the Hexenstieg to the Hexentanzplatz is also recommended. The ascent takes about 1.5 hours. Sweaty, free and rewarding. The view is a nice reward for the effort.

In addition to excursion restaurants, there is also a zoo, a summer toboggan run and the Harz mountain theater open-air stage on the plateau (see activities).

  • 1  Hexentanzplatz zoo. Open: all year round from 10 a.m. and until, depending on the season, between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.Price: 7 €.last change: Dec. 2018

Roßtrappe with chairlift

2  Rosstrappe. The rock is the northern counterpart to the more famous Hexentanzplatz. From here you also have a beautiful view of the Bodetal, the Harz foreland with the Thale and of course over to the Hexentanzplatz.Open: 24/7.Price: freely accessible (the place is free, not necessarily getting there.last change: Dec. 2018

Hoofprint on the rosette
  • Hoofprint: According to a legend, the beautiful king's daughter Brunhilde was on the run from the giant Bodo, who wanted to marry her against her will. She fled on a white steed. Suddenly a deep abyss opened up in front of her. She jumped to the opposite rock, losing her crown and leaving the hoof print in the rock. Her pursuer fell and was turned into a dog guarding the princess' crown. The river was then named Bode, after the giant Bodo. According to another theory, the supposed hoof print is the remains of a Germanic sacrificial basin.

The journey can take place with

  • 5  Rosstrappe chairlift, Goetheweg 06502 Thale (valley station). Tel.: 49-(0)3947-2500, Fax: 49-(0)3947-2645, Email: . Open: Easter to the end of October 09300 to 1900, shortened or completely closed in winter.Price: 3.50 one way, 4.50 € return.last change: Dec. 2018
  • Car - via the country road to Treseburg. Payable 6 Rosstrappe car park.
Closed hiking trail "Schurre"
  • Hike The direct hiking trail from the Bodetal "vertical" up to the Rosstrappe via the "Schurre" hiking trail is not accessible. The route connects the Roßtrappe with the valley floor of the Bode. Unfortunately, this also interrupts the rear alpine mountain hiking connection from the Hexentanzplatz via Bodetal to the Roßtrappe. The way is due to Risk of falling rocks blocked since 2010 [1]. The reopening of the chute is unclear. There are probably considerations to set up a bypass parallel to the path point at risk of falling rocks. [2] When the path will be accessible again is as of September 2018[outdated] not known. Alternatively, there is a hiking trail ("Presidential Trail") that begins near the valley station and roughly follows the course of the country road (but not parallel to it).

More Attractions

Wendhusen Monastery
  • 2  Monastery museum (Wendhusen Monastery, Building from the Carolingian era), Wendhusenstrasse 7, 06502 Thale. Tel.: 49(0)3947 778563, Email: . Year of foundation around 825, year of abolition 1540, then manor. Start and end station of the Harz monastery hiking trail in Saxony-Anhalt. Oldest monastery building in Saxony-Anhalt.Open: Sat. from 2 p.m.last change: Feb. 2019
  • Metallurgical Museum
    3  Thale Hut Museum. Steel making exhibition. A historical steam engine is part of the museum.
  • 4  DDR Museum, Steinbachstrasse A, 06502 Thale. Tel.: 49(0)3947 65633, Fax: 49(0)3947 61150. The museum shows the living and everyday culture in the GDR from 1949-1989 on 2 floors.Open: Mon. - Fri. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.Price: € 5 for adults and € 3 for children, pensioners and students.last change: Feb. 2019
  • 5  Clock Museum Treseburg, Ortsstrasse 11, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)39456 56732. Open: daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

activities

  • Cultural programs of the city of Thale. The town of Thale offers numerous colorful programs, depending on the season and the particulars of the season. The latest information can be found on the city's website. The activities range from the carnival parade, the Walpurgism market in front of the town hall of Thale to club balls.last change: Feb. 2019
  • 1  MTB downhill route Thale. The 2 km long route with an altitude difference of 250 meters leads from the Roßtrappe into the valley. The ascent takes place via a chair lift with bike transport.Price: € 3.50.
  • 2  Summer toboggan run. Price: 3 €.
  • 3  Harz mountain theater. One of the oldest natural stages in Germany.
  • Play opportunities for children:
  • 4  Building playhouse, Otto-Schönermark-Strasse 1, 06502 Thale. Tel.: 49 (0)3947 77 88 99, Email: . Indoor play world in the city and very close to the shopping center at the town hall with ample parking.Open: Tue-Thu 2 p.m. - 6 p.m., weekends, public holidays and vacations (then also on Mondays) 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.Price: children up to 3 years (crawling children free) € 4.00, children from 3 years € 8.00, adults € 8.00.last change: Feb. 2019
  • 5  Fun park and fun island (Outdoor playground), Goetheweg 1 06502 Thale (m Bodetal within reach of the valley stations of the chairlift (to the Rosstrappe) and suspension railway (to the Hexentanzplatz)). Tel.: 49(0)3947 2500. On the left and right of the Bode there is a large outdoor playground, a mini golf course and an approximately 800-meter-long climbing forest. Parking is not possible here directly, but requires a walk of several hundred meters. There is sufficient parking space in the parking lot next to the street "An der Hütte".Open: Easter-Oct. daily 9.30am-6pm.Price: variable with device chip € 1, 6 chips € 5, mini golf: children € 2.00, adults € 3.00.last change: Feb. 2019
  • 6  Climbing forest, Goetheweg, 06502 Thale (Immediately opposite the fun park). Climbing under professional instruction at a height of up to eight meters and a total length of around 800 meters. Helmet, belts and supervisory staff available.Open: May - Sept. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., April - Oct. 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.Price: Adults 20.00 euros, young people, students, trainees (with proof, up to max. 25 years) 17.00 euros, children (up to 12 years) 14.00 euros.last change: Feb. 2019
  • 7  parking spot (Cable car valley stations), At the hut, 06502 Thale. 20 parking spaces for mobile homes (excluding supply and disposal of the toilet). Quiet place, a back one is free. Good starting point for all kinds of activities in Thale. About 500 to the cable car or fun park.last change: Feb. 2019

shop

Next to a central shopping street (Karl-Marx-Straße) in the center of the city, with many small retailers, the main shopping center (including hardware store) is not far from this "promenade" and is easy to walk one after the other. There are also other daily shopping opportunities on the outskirts of the center.

  • 1  REWE, Otto-Schönermark-Strasse 2, 06502 Thale. Tel.: 49 (0)3947 610736. Open: Mon - Fri 6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m., Sat 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
  • 2  Kaufland, Blankenburger Str. 37, 06502 Thale. Tel.: 49 (0)3947 7725190. Open: Mon - Wed 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m., Thu Fri 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m., Sat 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

kitchen

In the Bode valley you shouldn't miss the excellently prepared brown trout.

  • Gasthaus "Zum Wasserriesen", Hubertusstrasse 9-11, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 776613, Fax: (0)3947 776699, Email: . Warm meals throughout with regional and seasonal dishes.Open: Daily 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. in the summer season until 10 p.m.
  • 1  Restaurant "Grüne Tanne", Roßtrappenstrasse 10, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 66818, Email: . The kitchen offers German dishes, including horse meat.Open: Wed - Sun 11.30 a.m. - 2.00 p.m. 5.30 p.m. - 10.00 p.m., Mon Tue are closed.
  • 2  Picco La Romantica, Neinstedter Strasse 17, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 68417. Italian kitchen.Open: Sun – Tue 5–9 p.m., Wed 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. 5 p.m. – 9 p.m., Thursday is closed, Fri Sat 5 p.m. – 10 p.m.
  • 3  Asia Bistro Thale, Karl-Marx-Str. 19, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 941477, Email: . Asian cuisine.Open: Mon-Sat 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Sun public holidays 5 p.m.-8 p.m.
  • 4  Athos restaurant, Rudolf-Breitscheid-Strasse 22, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 2728, Email: . Greek kitchen.Open: Mon is closed (except public holidays), Tue – Thu 5.30pm – 11pm, Fri, Sat public holidays 11.30am – 2pm 5.30pm – midnight, Sun 11.30am – 2pm 5.30pm – 11pm.
  • 5  Restaurant "OUZO", Karl-Marx-Strasse 3, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 775866. Greek kitchen.Open: Wed – Mon 12 p.m. – 2.30 p.m. 5 p.m. – 11 p.m., Tuesdays are closed.
  • 6  To the old forester's house in Todtenrode, Todtenrode 1, 06502 Thale. Tel.: 49 (0)39456 56788, Fax: 49 (0)3 94 56 5 67 06, Email: . Good home cooking, new specialty: braised pork cheeks with red wine sauce. For hikers: HWN 65 stamping point nearby.Open: = Mon - Thu 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., Fri Sat 11 a.m. - 9 p.m., Sun 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.last change: Feb. 2019

Churches

Sacred Heart Church
St. Petri Church

Thale has 3 Christian churches:

  • 6  Sacred Heart Church (Built in 1913), Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 2, 06502 Thale. Main church of the Roman Catholic community, von Thale.last change: Feb. 2019
  • 7  St. Petri Church Thale (Built 1904-1906), Hubertusstrasse 2, 06502 Thale. Main church of the evangelical parish of Thale. Services every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month at 9.30 a.m.last change: Feb. 2019
  • 8  Saint Andrew Church (Built in 1550, renovated in 1788), Kirchstrasse 3A, 06502 Thale. Church of the Protestant community in the "Unterdorf" of Thale. Church services every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month at 9.30 a.m.last change: Feb. 2019

nightlife

Once a year the nightlife is simmering, namely on Walpurgis Night (April 30th - May 1st) on the Hexentanzplatz. https://www.bodetal.de/bodetalurlaub/veranstaltungen/walpurgisnacht/, http://www.walpurgismarkt-thale.de/ Timely arrival is recommended because then the whole town of Thale and of course the Hexentanzplatz in particular will be bursting at the seams.

accommodation

  • Holiday park Bodetal, Hubertusstrasse 9-1, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 77660, Fax: (0)3947 776699, Email: . Warm meals throughout with regional and seasonal dishes, home-baked cakes and waffles. Outside terrace.Open: Restaurant: 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. daily.Price: single room from € 65, double room from € 90, apartment from € 55.
  • 1  AKZENT Berghotel Rosstrappe, Rosstrappe 1, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 3011, Fax: (0)3947 7785895, Email: . Kitchen with regional and seasonal dishes, home-baked cakes from the in-house pastry shop. Beer garden available.Open: Restaurant: daily 12 p.m. - 10 p.m.Price: Single from € 49, double from € 89.
  • 2  Trout Inn, Karl-Marx-Strasse 84, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 775022, Email: . German cuisine with (the name says it all) many fish dishes.Open: check-in from 4 p.m., check-out by 10.30 a.m. Opening times of the associated restaurant: Mo - Fr from 5 p.m., Sa Su 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. from 5 p.m.Price: single room from € 35, double room from € 75, apartment from € 80.
  • 3  Hotel garni Haus Sonneneck, Heimburgstrasse 1a, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 772257, Fax: (0)3947 7729918, Email: . Price: single room from 45 €, double room from 65 €.
  • 4  Hotel Ristorante Piccolo, Rudolf Breitscheidstrasse 15, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 772490, Fax: (0)3947 7724977, Email: . The hotel has a restaurant serving Italian dishes.Price: Single from € 55, double from € 85.
  • 5  Hotel Villa Alice, Walpurgisstrasse 26, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 400640, Fax: (0)3947 4006422, Email: . The kitchen offers German and regional dishes. The hotel is located at the entrance to Thale and at the foot of the Hexentanzplatz. The center and the city park can be reached in about 5 minutes.Open: check-in from 2 p.m., check-out by 11 a.m. Restaurants: Tue - Sun 5.30 p.m. - 10 p.m., Mondays are closed.Price: single room from € 59, double room from € 75, suite from € 92, apartment from € 102.
  • 6  Stadt-gut-Hotel Hoffmanns guest house, Musestieg 4, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 41040, Fax: (0)3947 410410, Email: . Beer garden available.Price: Single from € 54, double from € 82.
  • 7  Castle Hotel Stecklenberg, Stecklenberger Hauptstrasse 86, 06502 Thale OT Stecklenberg. Tel.: (0)3947 779696, Fax: (0)3947 779488, Email: . A wellness area with whirlpool and sauna are available.Open: Breakfast from 8 a.m.Price: double room from € 89, suite from € 99.
  • 8  Hotel trout, Ortsstrasse 28, 06502 Thale OT Treseburg. Tel.: (0)39456 5640, Fax: (0)39456 56444, Email: . German cuisine with (the name says it all) many fish dishes.Price: single room from € 60, double room from € 75; HB from € 22 per person / day (3-course menu), use of the sauna € 6 per day.
  • 9  Hotel Zur Luppbode, Ortsstrasse 26, 06502 Thale OT Treseburg. Tel.: (0)39456 56751, Fax: (0)39456 569999, Email: . The associated restaurant offers a large selection of German and Harz dishes.Open: Check-In 2.00 p.m. - 6.30 p.m., Check-Out 8.00 a.m. - 10.30 a.m.Price: double room from € 64.
  • 10  Hotel Weißes Ross, St. Ritter 19, 06502 Thale OT Altenbrak. Tel.: (0)39456 56880, Email: . Price: single room from € 35, double room for single occupancy from € 50, double room from € 70.
  • 11  Pension & Restaurant Zum Harzer Jodlermeister, Sankt Ritter 26 a, 06502 Thale / OT Altenbrak. Tel.: (0)39456 5680, Fax: (0)39456 56850, Email: . Feature: pension.Open: Restaurant: Breakfast buffet daily 8:00 am - 10:00 am; Daily from 11 a.m. lunch, coffee & cake and dinner.Price: single room from € 49, double room from € 71.
  • 12  Pension Wildstein, Ortsstrasse 2, 06502 Thale OT Treseburg. Tel.: (0)39456 56080, Fax: (0)39456 56081, Email: . Feature: pension.Price: single room from € 25, double room from € 36.
  • 13  Little forest tomcat, Kleiner Waldkater 1, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 2826, Fax: (0)3947 2826, Email: . German cuisine.Feature: pension.Open: restaurant: daily 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. (kitchen: 11.30 a.m. - 8.30 p.m.).Price: Single from € 36, double from € 56, HB € 10 per person and day.
  • 14  Pension Schroeder, Karl-Marx-Str. 10, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 2463, Fax: (0)3947 2615, Email: . Feature: pension.Price: Apartment for 1 person from 37 € (from 3 nights with breakfast), apartment for 2 people from 49 € (from 3 nights with breakfast).
  • 15  Pension Thaler Hof, Karlstrasse 1 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 3351, Fax: (0)3947 3351, Email: . Feature: pension.Price: single room from € 36, double room from € 55, apartment from € 32.50 per person (each including breakfast buffet).
  • Berghotel Hexentanzplatz, Hexentanzplatz 1, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 4730, Fax: (0)3947 47338. The mountain hotel has a café-restaurant, a terrace and a beer garden.Price: High season (April 1st - October 31st): single room from € 45, double room for single use from € 55, double room from € 75; Low season (November 1st - March 31st): single room from € 40, double room for single use from € 50, double room from € 70.
  • Wellness and sports hotel Harzer Land, Teichstrasse 28, 06502 Thale-Allrode. Tel.: (0)39487 74750, Fax: (0)39487 7475583. The house is located in the hiking paradise of Bodetal and has a large wellness area.
  • 16  Thale Youth Hostel, Waldkater 1, 06502 Thale. Tel.: (0)3947 2881, Fax: (0)3947 91653, Email: . Price: Overnight stay with breakfast from € 19.50, HB from € 25, FB from € 30; Visitor's tax: Children up to the age of 5 free, guests from 6 to 17 years of age € 1.25 per night, guests from the age of 18 € 2.50 per night.
  • 17  To the old forester's house in Todtenrode, Todtenrode 1 (in the middle of the forest and thus a bit out of the way). Tel.: 49 (0)39456 56788, Fax: 49 (0)3 94 56 5 67 06, Email: . Extra bed possible and dog allowed. Good home cooking, new specialty: braised pork cheeks with red wine sauce. For hikers: stamping point HWN 65 nearby.Open: Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., Fri. Sat. 11 a.m. - 9 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.Price: single room from € 45, double room € 80, apartment from € 120.last change: Feb. 2019

health

Practical advice

  • 4  Deutsche Post branch, Karl-Marx-Strasse 16, 06502 Thale.

trips

  • Devil's Wall near Weddersleben
    Devil's wall
Warnstedter windmill

A few kilometers north of Thale is a particularly impressive part of the Devil's wall. Between the places Warnstedt and Weddersleben A hiking path leads directly along the up to 30m high, narrow, bizarre jagged sandstone cliffs. This path is only partially suitable for cyclists; In some places the bike has to be carried.Arrival: Via Warnstedt, exit towards Thale, leave the car on the left on the dirt road, follow a small asphalt road 300m south to the hill, then hike left along the ridge and enjoy the view . It's not far from here to the WarnstedterWindmill, which is a popular film motif (e.g. 1½ knights - In search of the adorable Herzelinde) and which even a hobby photographer cannot ignore.

  • The Bodetal
    Bodetal

A hiking trail along the begins below the valley station of the cable car to Hexentanzplatz Bode into the Bodetal. The places here prove to be lucrative hiking destinations Treseburg and Altenbrak. Since the path partly leads over sharp cliffs, sturdy shoes are strongly recommended. On the way through this sometimes very narrow and even in summer dark gorge you will be rewarded with unique views of the river and the surrounding rock formations. Those who make it to Treseburg could, for example, choose the way back towards Hexentanzplatz via the Weißer Hirsch viewpoint past the animal enclosure and then either take the cable car down to the valley or go down on foot. To do this, in Treseburg you first walk a few hundred meters along the road in the direction of Allrode and then keep left. In a wide arc you finally come to the Weißer Hirsch and enjoy another view from above of Treseburg at the confluence of the Luppbode and Bode rivers.

  • Westerhausen
Westerhäuser Koenigstein

This incorporated place is approx. 8 km from Thale and can be reached by hike, bus or car. Here is a parallel ridge of the Teufelsmauer Westerhäuser Koenigstein to admire. In front of it is one of the northernmost vineyards in Germany, the Kirmann winery. Guided tours can be booked here by prior arrangement. The center of the village is the St. Stephen's Church, which is characterized by a baroque style Altar with pulpit from 1698 and can also be viewed by appointment. Tablets one Local history educational trails have been guiding interested visitors through the town since 1997 and providing information about buildings and their historical context.

  • 9  Westerhausen Zoo, Am Kuckucksberg, 06502 Thale. Mobile: 49 (0)175 6668914. At the edge of the forest there is a small zoo with an integrated children's playground. Parking lots are available for free.Open: daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.Price: Entry 2, - €, children 1.- €.last change: Feb. 2019 There is a riding facility for club riders very close to the animal enclosure, there is a swimming pool at the end of the village in the direction of Halberstadt. Entry € 3, children € 2.00. Hikers can hike through the extensive forest area to Quedlinburg and from there back to Thale. Other regional hiking trails are looked after, marked and set up by the Harz Club. The one at Röderhof am Huy at the confluence with the long-distance cycle path leads through the village Aller resin beginning, Harz foreland cycle path, which acts as a feeder to the European hiking trail R1 and to the cycle path Harz circuit serves.
Motocross racing

The place itself has a considerable infrastructure, from a discounter, a bakery, butcher shop, farm shops, equestrian specialist shop, doctor's practice, dentist's practice, physiotherapy, hairdressers, cosmetic salon to a nail salon.

Regular seasonal events are the annual Motoocross racing (some runs for the German championship) mostly around Easter, the Srifle proof on the 2nd weekend of July, the Zoo festival and the Spring singing in St. Stephen's Church.

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑Image of the road barrier on the valley side from August 2010 on Wikimedia Commons
  2. ↑News from April 13th, 2011 on mz-web.de of the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung
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