Gotha is considered one of the oldest cities in Germany and is Thuringia's cultural and historical center. The population of the city is more than 45,000 people. The town is based on the intersection of two roads, so it was a critical trade epicenter and developed rapidly. The main product that brought local merchants a substantial profit was wine.

The city's symbol is the old Friedenstein Castle, built in 1567 in the Baroque style and considered the largest castle in Germany in the 17th century. The size of the building is impressive, which once symbolized strength and power. Tourists can explore the city with the help of a tram, which has been operating since 1894. But all points of interest are also within walking distance through green parks and romantic European streets. It is better to visit delicious restaurants closer to the evening at sunset when it is not so crowded, and guests can relax while tasting local wines and dishes in a cozy atmosphere. Also, for evening entertainment, the first German Konrad Eckhoff theatre is available here - in honor of one of its founders.

Educated monarchs paid no less attention to the development of science and culture. That is why the city became the cartographic and publishing business center. In 1826, Joseph Mayer organized the Bibliographical Institute publishing house in Gotha. In addition, compulsory education for boys and girls was introduced in the city. Thanks to the contribution to the education of the city and the popularization of education among the youth, the training of highly qualified personnel and natural talents has become one of the essential tasks of the city. The cooperation of the Friedrich Schiller University of Jena Academic Teaching Hospital with Helios Hospital Gotha, a clinic with the most significant regional cardiology center of a world-famous medical network, became essential in education. This approach helps the hospital to support the influx of new talented personnel and to develop the city in the field of tourism, medicine, and education. Gotha is also considered the birthplace of the modern insurance business in Germany.

The charming city with authentic European architecture and cultural and educational development is respected and famous among tourists worldwide. The coziness of the streets and, at the same time, the combination of majestic architecture give it a fabulous and romantic feel.

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