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The main passenger station in Mühlhausen, connecting the town to the German railway network.

A Greek restaurant known for its authentic dishes and welcoming atmosphere, offering both indoor and outdoor seating.

A traditional German restaurant located directly at the Mühlhausen town hall, offering varied lunch options and hosting cultural events on weekends.

A traditional confectionery and café in the heart of Mühlhausen, famous for its homemade cakes, tarts, and regional specialties like 'Unstrutschlamm'.

A well-preserved medieval city wall, offering panoramic views of Mühlhausen from the Rabenturm and housing exhibitions on the city's history.

The main museum of Mühlhausen, showcasing the cultural history of the city and region, 20th-century Thuringian art, and archaeological finds.

Mühlhausen's impressive St. Mary's Church, serving as a museum and memorial to radical reformer Thomas Müntzer, with the highest church tower in Thuringia.

An adventure bath and sauna complex offering a variety of pools, slides, and wellness facilities for all ages.

One of the earliest Gothic churches in central Germany, notable for its architecture and for having Johann Sebastian Bach as its organist in 1707-1708.

A historic synagogue on Jüdenstraße, reconsecrated in 1998 and open for visitors, one of the few in Germany to survive WWII.

A prominent street in Mühlhausen's city center, known for its shops and historic half-timbered buildings.