Mornshausen: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Mornshausen
Nature and Trails
The D5 Celtic Trail passes the Mornshausen Forest Kindergarten and extends to just before Mornshausen. The 13.9-kilometre hiking route takes approximately 3 hours and 50 minutes. Its course combines forest and field paths with views, fishponds, a wetland biotope, and Celtic remains, including a ring-wall fortification. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Mornshausen can continue their accommodation search afterwards.
Culture and History
Mornshausen has a documented mining history: copper, lead, and silver were mined at the Amalie mine near Amelose until the early 20th century. Diabase mining remained an important source of income until the middle of the 20th century. A local Steeklopper monument opposite Landhaus Werner commemorates this industrial past.
Mornshausen is home to the Original Hinkelbächer Musikanten, a brass band that performs at events in the surrounding region. Biedenkopf Castle is also located in the area surrounding Mornshausen. Fliehburg Eibenhardt, Riesenstuhl, and Frauenberg Castle are located in the wider regional area.
Landscape
Sackpfeife, Kleiner Ahlertsberg, Rödern, and Rabenkopf are located in the area surrounding Mornshausen.
To the higher-level travel overview: Dautphetal.
