Vacation apartment no. 2

Dear Guest, we are delighted to welcome you to our vacation rental “MittenDrin” and wish you a pleasant stay. Our vacation rentals are located in the center of Bad Langensalza. The building was constructed in 1704 and is a designated historic landmark. Both apartments are modern and lovingly furnished, offering you a comfortable living experience during your stay in Bad Langensalza.

I am a passionate host and have been deeply rooted in the city and region for many years. Working in the hospitality industry, I pour my heart and soul and all my dedication into every aspect of what I do. For me, it’s not just a job, but a true calling to offer guests an unforgettable experience. As a true local, I know the region well and appreciate the traditions and unique features it has to offer. My goal is to make sure every guest feels welcome from the very beginning and has a pleasant time with us. With a ready ear, a smile, and always an intuitive sense of my guests’ needs, I make sure they have everything they need. It’s important to me to always be friendly and helpful to make their stay as pleasant as possible.

Bad Langensalza is a spa town in the Unstrut-Hainich district of Thuringia. It is the second-largest town in the district after the district seat, Mühlhausen, and serves as the regional center for its southeastern part. Bad Langensalza is one of the most historically significant towns in the Thuringian Basin, as evidenced by the rich historical architecture in its old town. With a walled area of just over 50 hectares, it has the third-largest old town in Thuringia after those of the neighboring cities of Erfurt and Mühlhausen. As one of the “Waidstädte” (towns with a fur trade charter), Bad Langensalza was very prosperous, which allowed for the construction of large churches and an imposing city wall made of Langensalza travertine, which was quarried directly to the southwest of the old town. Bad Langensalza is known for its spa facilities, such as the Friederiken Spring. Another attraction is the Rose Garden with its Rose Museum. Bad Langensalza also features an arboretum, a magnolia garden, a travertine garden, and the Japanese Garden. The Friederikenschlösschen houses the visitor center.
The Friederikenschlösschen is a late Baroque pleasure palace built in 1749–50 for Friederike of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg in front of the eastern city wall. Other attractions in Bad Langensalza include, for example, the “Unter dem Pflaster” city and cellar tour or the Rumpelburg Children’s Adventure World, Thuringia’s unique and exciting play paradise featuring indoor and outdoor play areas where children and adults can play, climb, slide, run around, and participate in craft activities. Other attractions in the immediate vicinity include the Hainich National Park, with a variety of hiking trails and the Hainich Treetop Walk at Thiemsburg.