Schloss Kromsdorf

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Kromsdorf Castle is a Renaissance castle in the district of Kromsdorf in the Thuringian municipality of Ilmtal-Weinstraße, about five kilometers northeast of Weimar in the district of Weimarer Land. Together with Tiefurt Castle and Denstedt Castle, it forms a triad of castle complexes located on the Ilm River.

Coordinates: 51°0'16"N, 11°22'9"E

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Platz der Demokratie 47Kromsdorf 99441 ThuringiaGermany

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+49 3643 8774943

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Schloss Kromsdorf – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Stadtschloss, Goethes Gartenhaus, Schloß Tiefurt, Bauhaus-Museum.

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