One nature park. Three landscapes. In the middle of Germany lies a landscape that Theodor Storm raved about enthusiastically when he looked over the Eichsfeld from the Teufelskanzel in 1856: "I don't know that I have ever been so inwardly touched by the enchanting beauty of a patch of earth." Unforgettable nature experiences also await in the Hainich, part of which is now a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. The Werra Valley with its steep rock faces and near-natural floodplain landscapes offers the best conditions for an active vacation in the middle of Germany.