Auma-Weidatal: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Bailiffs’ Cultural Route offers a 2.6-kilometre circular tour of Auma, highlighting the postal distance column and the Liebfrauenkirche as central cultural attractions. You can rent a holiday apartment in Auma-Weidatal.

Travel Region

Auma-Weidatal is part of the Thuringian Vogtland travel region.

Hiking

A local route from the 1722 postal distance column through the Aumatal valley to the Orla spring is listed as an easy 21.4-kilometre hiking trail.

Culture

The wider regional area around Auma-Weidatal is home to the Summer Palace (Greiz), the Upper Castle of Greiz, the Lower Castle of Greiz and the Dragon’s Cave.

The surrounding area also includes St. Jodocus Parish Church in Rödersdorf and the Viehberg.

Landscape

Buchberg and Der Piehl are located in the immediate vicinity of Auma-Weidatal.

Auma-Weidatal is surrounded by spruce and pine forests in the Thuringian Slate Mountains.

Getting There

Auma-Weidatal is crossed almost parallel by federal road B2; the Triptis exit of the A9 is in the immediate vicinity.

Town and Surroundings

Local historical attractions include the Liebfrauenkirche, the Old Town Hall with its local history room, the observatory, the Franz Kolbe School, the 1722 postal distance column and the Sophienbad.

The nearby bodies of water explicitly named are the Weidatalsperre reservoir near Staitz and the Aumatalsperre reservoir near Weida.

Hiking opportunities in and around Auma-Weidatal include the Kresse Hiking Trail, the Luther Trail, the Planten Hiking Trail and the Reservoir Hiking Trail.

Auma-Weidatal has a historic market centre with the 1722 Electoral Saxon postal distance column and the Liebfrauenkirche, whose origins date back to 1413.

Further town pages are available for Schwarzbach, Ronneburg, Hilbersdorf, Langenwetzendorf, Münchenbernsdorf, Greiz, Bad Köstritz and Zadelsdorf.

To the higher-level travel overview: Greiz.