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Camping in Mühlhausen: Old bungalows to be demolished — what comes next surprises

08.07.2026 15:00 1 min 1 source РУС
thueringer-allgemeine.de DEU
Camping in Mühlhausen: Old bungalows to be demolished — what comes next surprises
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The Schwanenteich campsite in Mühlhausen (Thuringia) will be renovated for 1.7 million euros. Starting autumn 2026, old bungalows will be removed and replaced with six new shepherd's wagons and five modern bungalows on the four-star site. The shepherd's wagon concept is new to Mühlhausen.

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