Located at the geographical center of Germany, Mühlhausen was considered the most significant city in Thuringia after Erfurt during the Middle Ages. The beautiful city layout, with its well-preserved and walkable city wall and the St. Mary's Church, reflects the economic and cultural importance of this former imperial city. Mühlhausen was the place of work for Johann Sebastian Bach and Thomas Müntzer. The Mühlhausen city forest, covering approximately 3,000 hectares, is the largest municipal forest in the Free State of Thuringia and lies on the northern edge of the Hainich. It is one of the oldest and most important recreational areas in the region. The forest is extensively equipped with marked hiking trails that lead along forest roads or narrow footpaths to various sights and highlights. The new tear- and weather-resistant map, featuring a city plan of Mühlhausen as well as cycling and hiking routes in the Mühlhausen city forest, presents the city forest and the city in a clear detail scale with the complete network of cycling and hiking paths, making it a must-have for every visitor to the city.