Buildings in any way connected to the Bach family are, of course, the primary attractions, including the house of Veit Bach and the mill at which members of the Bach family worked as millers.
There are, however, quite a few other places in both Günthersleben and Wechmar worth noticing:
The Landhaus Studnitz, with its rococo hall, famous for its ornately painted ceiling
The churches of St Vitus in Wechmar, St. Peter in Günthersleben
The remains of a moated castle in Günthersleben, a rather beautiful artificial island
Buildings in any way connected to the Bach family are, of course, the primary attractions, including the house of Veit Bach and the mill at which members of the Bach family worked as millers. There are, however, quite a few other places in both Günthersleben and Wechmar worth noticing:
The Landhaus Studnitz, with its rococo hall, famous for its ornately painted ceiling
The churches of St Vitus in Wechmar, St. Peter in Günthersleben
The remains of a moated castle in Günthersleben, a rather beautiful artificial island
Günthersleben-Wechmar