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Thuringia (Thüringen) is a state of Germany.

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• Erfurt - state capital
• Eisenach - site of Wartburg castle
• Jena - town of the biggest university in Thuringia (and home to Goethe and Schiller, too)
• Mühlhausen - historic home of Johann Sebastian Bach, John A. Roebling (builder of the Brooklyn Bridge) and of the peasants' leader, Thomas Muentzer
• Weimar - town of Goethe and Schiller

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• The Hainich Forest - Germany's thirteenth national park with its magnificent tree-top walk
• The Thuringian Forest - national park and winter sport centre

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Not surprisingly, the most common language in Thuringia is German, with a slight regional accent.

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