Your local insiders
Nancy Krug
Manager
Areas of responsibility:
Management and marketing |
External presentation |
participation in working groups
My personal tip for your visit:
My special tip is a visit to the Jakobikirche - church outside, modern library inside. A surprising sight awaits you when you enter! Let yourself be fascinated and explore the different areas, e.g. the archaeological windows in the floor, the sacristy or each individual floor with its special features. A visit is definitely worthwhile!
Ines Peterseim
Employee
Areas of responsibility:
Purchasing and product development |
Advertisement and flyer design |
Accounting
My personal tip for your visit:
The small tanners' quarter in the heart of the old town is definitely worth a visit. Narrow alleys, small watercourses and houses with dry floors typical of the tanning trade make this quarter a very special gem. You can reach the tanners' quarter via Kuttelgasse, which branches off from Linsenstraße.
Cindy Michael
Employee
Areas of responsibility:
Marketing and press relations |
Website support & Data management |
Social media
My personal tip for your visit:
The area around the Swan Pond is always worth a trip. Here, children can use the playgrounds or you can take a walk to the Popperode fountain house and walk around the lake. In the summer months, the local open-air swimming pool invites you to have fun. A camping site with camper van pitches is available for guests.
Mandy Wagner
Employee
Areas of responsibility:
Customer advice and sales |
Arranging guided tours |
Support tour guides & service providers
My personal tip for your visit:
Not only the Unstrut cycle path invites you to cycle tours in and around Mühlhausen. One of my favourite routes leads from the centre of Mühlhausen via the small village of Felchta and then on paved paths through fields and meadows to the Vogtei, more precisely to the geographical centre of Germany and the Opfermoor, a Germanic settlement. Some pubs along the way or in Oberdorla invite you to have a snack and a cool bike drink.
Kerstin Krümmling
Employee
Areas of responsibility:
Customer advice and customer service |
Sales & Ticketing |
Arranging guided tours
My personal tip for your visit:
The Historic Town Hall is a must-see. Located in the centre of the city, you can admire the different architectural styles of various eras from the outside. A wide staircase with colourful glass windows leads to the town hall. The colourful barrel vault and a large mural are impressive. When you look into the council chamber or the old chancellery, you can literally feel the history.
Emely Rosentreter
Employee
Areas of responsibility:
Customer advice and customer service |
Sales & Ticketing |
Arranging guided tours
My personal tip for your visit:
The Popperöder Quelle is a very special place for me. Here you can experience culture and nature. The Popperöder Quelle is especially worth a visit during the fountain festival. Mühlhausen primary school pupils parade to the spring festively decorated and honour it with bouquets of flowers. In summer and winter, you can take a nice walk from here to the Swan Pond or the city forest.
Ilka Hofmann
Employee
