Nüsttal: Vacation Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the surrounding area of Nüsttal are Hozzelberg, Fürsteneck, Seelesberg, Boxberg, and the ruins of Auersberg. The connection to Hozzelberg is particularly interesting for visitors who are interested in the landscape surrounding Nüsttal.

The focus is on renting a vacation apartment in Nüsttal.

Suhl is located in the immediate vicinity of Nüsttal.

Cultural and historical connections are also part of the context of the village. In the wider regional surroundings of Nüsttal are Fasanerie Palace and Weilar Castle.

The landscape can be described specifically using Mittelaschenbach: Mittelaschenbach lies at the confluence of the Aschenbach and Elsbach, northeast of Hofaschenbach.

The Nüsttal village of Mittelaschenbach is home to the St. Lawrence Chapel.

A prehistoric route from Geisa to Fulda ran through Mittelaschenbach.

Nüsttal is located in the German federal state of Hesse and in the Fulda district.

Nüsttal borders Rasdorf to the north, Geisa to the east, Hofbieber to the south, and Hünfeld to the west. Geisa is located in Thuringia, while Hofbieber and Hünfeld are in the Fulda district.

Numerous clubs and associations in culture, music, and sports are active in Nüsttal.

Hiking

The Rhön Circular Route 1 is described as a circular trail that begins at the fountain in Mittelaschenbach and covers 9.6 kilometers. The route has an ascent of 210 meters and an elevation range of 350 to 505 meters. This provides hiking enthusiasts with a specifically described example from Nüsttal.

The Mittelaschenbach Circular Route leads around Odersberg, reaches Oberaschenbach, follows the open fields north of Dörn-Berg, and returns to Mittelaschenbach through open countryside.

The volume “Cultural Monuments in Hesse: Fulda District II” covers the cultural monuments in Nüsttal.

For further orientation, you can also visit the pages on Eichenzell, Hosenfeld, Bad Salzschlirf, Ehrenberg, Haselstein, Tann, Schenklengsfeld, and Großenlüder.

To the higher-level travel overview: Fulda.