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Famous for its cultural heritage, might just be the right kind of place for you to visit this season, if you're thinking of escaping your hectic daily routine to some place a bit more calm, peaceful and full of surprises. Due to its cultural richness, attracts hundreds and thousands of tourists every year, who find themselves amused from scenic sights and beauty, the landscape of the city, has to offer. Not just that, when you talk about top end restaurants, bustling shopping malls, state of the art event venues, and historically enriched museums; wouldn't let you go disappointed.

The history of goes all the way back to 899, when the city was documented in the records for the first time. Over the course of years, since then, the name of the city took many forms before it was ultimately named. Located in the state of Thuringia in Germany, received the city status back in 1410 and later became the capital of Duchy of Saxe in 1552. It remained the capital of the Duchy up till 1918. Although after facing quite a few setbacks, saw massive growth, both in its population and cultural heritage. Giving birth to notable figures like Hummel, Herder, Schiller and Goethe, became the cultural hub of not just Germany but the entire Europe.

When it comes to top tourist attractions in the city of city's World Heritage Sites do get a fair share of tourists and visitors every year. Among many heritage sites in the city is also the Main Building of the Bauhaus University that dates all the way back to 1919. Apart from attracting arts and media students, former art school that is presently used by the Faculty of Bauhaus University, is also one of the many major attractions within the city. Several other World Heritage Sites in the city include Haus am Horn, Goethe Museum and House, Duchess Anna Amalia Library, Schiller House, Wittumspalais and Schiller House.

doesn't disappoint all its visitors who just live the outdoors, as the city houses ample amounts of parks and gardens located within the city. Explore the nature at its finest at the Park an der Ilm, the design of which is highly influenced by Goethe and shows the signs of post classical and classical era. Roman House is perhaps the most notable attraction within the park. Let the nature unravel its history as you stroll on the open green space provided by the Schlosspark Belvedere and Orangerie park which dates all the way back to 1748 when it used to be a French Styled garden. However the park was later stylized as an English park. Another historically significant garden, Goethe's Garden, is also located within the city right next to Goethe's house. The garden was originally used by his wife to plant vegetables for the household, however later Goethe experimented on the plants he planted, and the garden is preserved as it was back in 1820. Some other parks worth visiting in the city include Goethe's Garden at the Star, halle Park, Garden Kirms Krackow Haus, Chateau Ettersburg, Artists Gardens and Garden to House Herder.

is also home to a number of festivals and feasts that are hosted in the city every year, attracting substantial amount of visitors as it happens. It is home to the Onion market that is undoubtedly the biggest folk festival in the state of Thuringia. The coming edition of festival this coming year, is scheduled to be held from 8 to 10 of October, 2010.

Celebrate your Christmas the way this year, as on November 25, 2009, Christmas Market will open its doors for the consumers, up till December 22, 2009. Not just that, on December 6, Advent Market Bee Museum will also come in with its games, music, chocolates and sugary sweets. Other upcoming festivals in the city include the Wine Festival and the Flower Market.

The city also hosts various special events every year, attracting hundreds of visitors and locals every year. This season's highlighting special events include Dr Mark Benecke Criminal Biology, Concert of Big Band der Bundeswehr, and Bjorn Casapietra Seduction Part II.

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