Struth-Helmershof: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A distinctive cultural feature in Struth-Helmershof is the church: it was built in 1765, and its interior design is influenced by the so-called peasant Baroque style. This gives the village a specific cultural feature for travelers interested in regional architectural history.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Struth-Helmershof.

Nature

Struth-Helmershof lies at about 450–480 meters above sea level and is described as one of the highest-altitude districts of Floh-Seligenthal.

The village is also described as a place with numerous hiking trails and viewpoints. This suits a stay in which hiking and viewpoints play a role.

Surroundings

In the immediate surroundings of Struth-Helmershof are the Schmalkalden Luther House as well as Vorderer Höhenberg and Mittlerer Höhenberg.

The surrounding area contains Hallenberg, Oberlautenberg, Altenstein Castle and Großer Inselsberg.

Further afield in the region lies Tenneberg Castle.

Geographical Location

Struth-Helmershof lies on the southwestern slope of the Thuringian Forest near the Rennsteig.

Culture

Among the cultural monuments recorded in the cadastral area of Struth-Helmershof are a church and sections of the Rennsteig.

Leisure

The Struth-Helmershof mountain swimming pool is a solar-heated outdoor pool with a swimming pool and a non-swimmer pool, a paddling pool, a water slide, sunbathing lawns, beach volleyball courts, table tennis and mini golf.

More local pages: Oepfershausen, Brotterode Health Resort, Unterschönau, Friedelshausen, Oberhof, Altersbach, Grabfeld, Schwarza.

To the higher-level travel overview: Schmalkalden-Meiningen.