At the border of the Thuringian Forest, near the Bavarian border, at the South tail of Thuringian and protected by the Gleich-mountains in the Rhön-Grabfeld, is our small city Römhild.

The city of Römhild offers, aside from the growing industry, numerous tourist highlights.

renown collegiate church (built 1450 up to 1470) with funeral monuments – aside others – from the cast-bronze workshop of Peter Vischers of Nuremberg.

The high altar of carver Johann Adam Lux from Bad Neustadt / Saale is considered to one of the most significant baroque altars of Middle Germany.

The fabulous castle Glücksburg, originally a moated castle is a late Gothic building of Count Henneberg - Aschach / Römhild, formerly residence of the princedom Saxon - Römhild.

The stone castle museum, a prehistoric museum shows stations on Celtic experience route and one of the largest Celtic forts of Europe.