Kemmerode: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Kemmerode
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Kemmerode can then continue searching for accommodation. Kemmerode has medieval documentary roots, was first mentioned in 1318, and appears as “Kemmenrod” in 1327. Historically, the village was associated with the Niederaula court and the von Hattenbach family.
Landscape
Kemmerode is a loosely scattered settlement along a road at the southern foothills of the Knüll Mountains. The village is located on the Ibra, a western tributary of the Fulda.
Seepark Kirchheim lies between Reimboldshausen and Kemmerode on a ten-hectare reservoir formed by damming the Ibra. Water skiing and other summer sports are among the activities on offer there during the summer.
Bodenberg and Eichberg are located in the immediate area around Kemmerode. Auerberg and Homberg are situated in the wider surrounding region.
Culture
The local heritage includes a former mill on the northeastern edge of Kemmerode. In 1766, it was powered by two overshot water wheels driven by the Ibra; a turbine was installed in 1937, and milling operations ended in 1956.
Herzberg Castle is located in the surrounding area of Kemmerode. Schloss Neuenstein is also situated in the surrounding area.
Surroundings
Schloß Ludwigseck and Fürsteneck are located in the wider surrounding region of Kemmerode. Auerberg and Homberg are also part of this wider surrounding region.
Other places include Gershausen and Reimboldshausen.
For the higher-level travel overview: Kirchheim.
