Burglemnitz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Burglemnitz combines village history with a visibly preserved historic centre: The village settlement developed around the church and a former manor house. The church, enclosed by a cemetery wall, is protected as a cultural monument – a specific detail for anyone interested in village history and architectural heritage. You can rent a holiday apartment in Burglemnitz.

Culture

Burglemnitz was first documented in 1417 under the name “Lemtze”; in 1582, the designation “Burgk Lemnitz” was recorded.

Recurring local traditions in Burglemnitz are described as autumn church fair celebrations and a solstice bonfire in June. The renovated hall is also mentioned as a venue for several dance events per year.

In the area around Burglemnitz are Lauenstein Castle, Ebersdorf Palace, the New Palace of Lobenstein, the Old Palace of Lobenstein and Sieglitzberg.

Nature

Burglemnitz is described as a small Anger village with 39 houses on the eastern edge of the Thuringian Forest. The population was given as 99 inhabitants in June 2023.

The village lies on the southern slope of the 580-metre-high Galgenhügel hill. This specific landscape feature particularly appeals to travellers interested in rural areas around the Thuringian Forest.

The Fairy Grottoes are located in the wider regional surroundings of Burglemnitz.

The immediate surroundings of Burglemnitz also include the aforementioned Galgenhügel hill and Großer Mittelberg.

Further village page: Gleima.

For the higher-level travel overview: Remptendorf.