Bad Hersfeld
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Bad Hersfeld is in North Hesse.
Understand
Bad Hersfeld is a rather old, mid-sized town with roughly 30 000 inhabitants that was around during the times of Charlemagne. The word "Bad" in the name means that it is an officially acknowledged spa and has been since 1949. As Bad Hersfeld is roughly in the center of the reunified Germany several companies like Amazon have decided to have delivery centers here.
Get in
By train
Despite its rather small size, there are direct ICE trains that stop at this city's train station with connections from Frankfurt, Fulda, Eisenach, Erfurt, Weimar, Leipzig, Berlin and Dresden.Regional trains from Kassel, Bebra, Fulda and Göttingen.
By plane
Even though there is an airport in nearby Kassel, chances are you will be flying into Frankfurt Airport (FRA)By car
The A4, A5 and A7 intersect just west of the town.Get around
The town is quite walkable.
See
Hersfeld Abbeyruins of Benedictine imperial abbey
Küsterhausthe town’s oldest timber-frame house, built in 1452.
Eat
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phone: +49 6621 914747address: Linggplatz 17Restaurant and Cafe
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Göbels Schlosshotel "Prinz von Hessen"
phone: +49 6674 92240address: Schlossplatz 1, Friedewald -
phone: +49 6621 73322address: Am Neumarkt 2
Sleep
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phone: +49 6621 164 - 0address: Am Kurpark 19-21Parkrestaurant und Tiroler Stube
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phone: +49 6621-92620address: Am Hopfengarten 2
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phone: +49 6621 7950910address: Am Kurpark 10
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phone: +49 6621 189 - 0address: Linggplatz 11Restaurant in "Zum Stern" and Gourmet-Restaurant L'Étable
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phone: +49 6621 5096-0address: Friedloser Straße 1
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phone: +49 6621 400780address: Am Perfort 9