Are you looking for a relaxed yet motivating atmosphere for your workplace? The big trend is moving toward corporate wellness: more and more companies are setting up their own on-site fitness centers with saunas and other amenities. But is that really necessary to ensure a healthy work-life balance? Regular team-building events in Erfurt can certainly help lighten the mood among staff and reduce stress. You can certainly relax during your team-building event in Erfurt with a cultural program: the cathedral, the monastery, and the fish market are just a few of the many cultural and historical attractions here. In winter, many visitors are particularly drawn to the ice rink. Erfurt is known for its successes in speed skating and figure skating: your team-building event could, for example, be an exciting curling tournament or an ice-skating obstacle course. During the warmer months, an outing into nature will help your employees recharge; Erfurt is known for its horticulture and amusement park and will host the Federal Horticultural Show in 2021. If you’d prefer a bit more action to lure your employees out of the office for a team-building event, Erfurt is the perfect place for you. One truly unique attraction in all of Germany is “Crocworld,” a reptile park that’s guaranteed to turn your team-building event in Erfurt into a thrilling adventure.
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The “Thuringian City Chain” region—also known as the “ImPuls Region Jena, Weimar, and Erfurt”—not only shares a common transit authority but also jointly sets standards in city tourism. Educational tourism is particularly widespread in this politically, historically, and culturally significant region; visitors can learn about a wide variety of attractions through countless guided tours. In Eisenach, you can follow in the footsteps of Martin Luther and visit the famous Wartburg Castle. Weimar is not only the birthplace of the Weimar Republic and the site of the Buchenwald Concentration Camp Memorial. Renowned figures in poetry and music—such as Wieland, Herder, Bach, and Goethe—who were active here have also contributed to the city’s designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Jena, with its mild to hot climate year-round, is worth a visit in every season. Anyone coming here should take the opportunity to try their hand at air sports—from paragliding to hot-air balloon rides, everything is offered that you need to finally clear your head. Thuringia is known for its cuisine far beyond Germany’s borders: the Thuringian grilled sausage is always a popular snack, and Thuringian potato dumplings are sold worldwide as a typical German potato dish. In eastern Germany, dark beer is particularly popular—how about sampling some at the annual Schwarzbier Night in Jena?