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Parkhöhle

Hidden Depths of Ilm Park

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Beneath Ilm Park in Weimar lies the Parkhöhle, a fascinating network of rock cellars and tunnels. The entrance is near the Franz Liszt House and the Bauhaus University, with the exit located at the park's Nadelöhr. As part of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar, it is protected as both a cultural and natural monument.

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The rock fountain is located at the exit of the Parkhöhle.

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Take a moment to notice the entrance to the Parkhöhle nearby, right next to the Franz Liszt House. Beneath your feet is a captivating network of rock cellars and tunnels. This underground labyrinth is part of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar and is protected as a cultural and natural monument. The exit is located at the park's Nadelöhr, another intriguing spot to explore. Remember, these tunnels have played a significant role in Weimar's history and remain a noteworthy part of the city.