From amazing landscapes to soothing animal sounds and rustling tree leaves…spending the night in a treehouse can be a unique experience.
There are many warn, charming tree houses in Germany, mostly in the Eastern states of Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thüringen. Some are equipped with floor heating, flat-screen TVs, and spaces that are similar to living rooms.
If you are an adventurer, you might find some tree houses with a wild touch, featuring watering cans hanged on the trees, moving with the breeze.
The treehouse hotel Kriebelland in Saxony offers five different options and all of them are unique.
For instance, there is a three-story "romantic" getaway with spiral stairs, decorated with traditional watering cans and rope ladders. But the most unusual option is a treehouse hanged between three 180-year-old beech trees, which will be replaced in 2021, said its owner who is currently looking for an alternative.
In Thüringen, you can visit the Endschütz farm where the "the luxurious adventure is not considered an adventure." Owner Susan Schmidt and her friends built the treehouse using only woods from her own wood store. She left the part facing the lake open so the visitors can enjoy the sounds of birds and water. She also equipped the house with a telescope instead of a television.
And if you chose to visit Saxony-Anhalt, you can stay at the egg-shaped tree-house, installed on stilts between the trees in Altjeßnitz, in the Anhalt-Bitterfeld district.
