Hummelshain's historical identity is reflected in the Old and New Hunting Lodges, as well as in other historic functional and ancillary buildings.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Hummelshain.
The Tante Irma Museum presents regional everyday life, work and living in permanent exhibitions on topics such as household life, crafts, agriculture, baking and shoemaking.
The New Hunting Lodge is considered a prominent example of Historicism and is popularly known as the “Thuringian Neuschwanstein”.
The nearby Leubengrund is a walking destination characterised by mills and fishponds.
Hummelshain lies within one of the largest contiguous forest areas in the Saale-Holzland district and has a forested, wildlife-rich surrounding area.
About three kilometres from Hummelshain, the Linzmühle offers regional Thuringian cuisine.
Leuchtenburg, Hainberg and Ziegelberg are located in the immediate vicinity of Hummelshain.
The Dürrengleina summit is located in the surrounding area of Hummelshain.
In the wider regional surroundings of Hummelshain are Heidecksburg, Kapellendorf Water Castle, Christiansburg and St. Jodocus Parish Church in Rödersdorf.
Hummelshain is a destination within the Saale-Unstrut tourism region.
A documented circular route from Hummelshain leads through dense, wildlife-rich forests to the Herzogstuhl, a hunting landmark.
A designated ten-kilometre circular hiking trail connects the historic hunting grounds of Rieseneck with the Leubengrund.
To the overarching travel overview: Saale-Holzland.
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