oldest church in Morschen, founded on a late Romanesque choir tower and surrounded by a 15th century fortified churchyard. The embrasures in the circular wall still bear witness to this today. A romantic organ with ornate carvings on the facade was installed in 1730. Heckenmühle The "Heckenmühle" in Neumorschen is a half-timbered building from the early 17th century, first mentioned in 1618. It is an important testimony to regional economic history. Obermühle Neumorschen The Obermühle in Neumorschen is a water mill on the banks of the Fulda that was in operation until 1958. The building is a half-timbered house whose core dates back to the 16th century and has been documented as a mill for just as long. Ferry port There are rafts (by arrangement) on the Fulda from Morschen to Melsungen. Heina Historical centre of Heina Half-timbered houses from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries are grouped around a medieval fortified church made of brick. In keeping with the rural character of the village, the buildings are adjoined by farms, some of which are still in use today. A stone court table has been preserved near the church. Summit cross According to regional tradition, Boniface preached south of Heina on an exposed hill high above the Fulda valley in 723 AD. Due to the crowds at his sermon, this field is called "Gedränge". An oak tree that grew on this spot is said to have been felled by Boniface. In memory of this, a new oak tree was planted in 2001 and a memorial stone with a commemorative plaque was erected. A new wooden summit cross was erected for devotions at Easter 2012. The Way of St. James leads past the cross. Wildsberghütte The log cabin, which is frequented as a barbecue site and excursion destination, stands on a hill halfway between Heina and Beiseförth (Malsfeld). From there, a good view of the Fulda valley at the foot of the Wildsberg opens up. Konnefeld Court square and fortified church The late Gothic fortified church (15th century) stands in the centre of the half-timbered village, surrounded by a historic cemetery which served as a court square until the 19th century. Due to the rarely good preservation of its architecture and the characteristic village lime trees, it is considered a prime example of such an institution in northern Hesse. Wichte Wichte local history museum Since 2019, the museum, run by an