You will find this kind of food stands almost everywhere.
We stopped also occasionally at one and had a fast meal. At some we saw people coming with the newest BMW's and others with bicycles to share the same food.
Don't be afraid to try something new! A Thuringian Bratwurst is normally much better than a hot dog, and chicken is also always a treat.
Also East European specialities are offered very often. Enjoy a Coke without ice! Don't ask me why most Europeans like it that way - but also they do not understand why we want to have our glass filled up with ice cubes.
One reason could be that in Germany pop is not as sweet as in North America and you must not water it down. I like theirs better.
Try mineral water - I got addicted to that.

I am sure that you will be amazed about state-of-the-art places like the spa in little Bad Colberg or hidden treasures in one of the museums or castles.
Check our installed links. They give you an impression what to expect.
We can not show everything in our web site, especially not in the first issue which was created in winter.
Ask for printed information - unfortunately most of it is only available in German. I hope that in the meantime they have at least one English speaking person in every tourist office.
Be adventurous and try to talk to people. It can be great fun and be something which makes you laugh for many years.
Elizabeth, my wife did this at many occassions. Especially kids were patient teachers.

Visit the Bertholdsburg in Schleusingen and browse through the museum.
It is really a surprise what kind of treasures you will find there. Our web site gives you only a rough overview.
I am confident that even your children will love it.
"Veste Heldburg", other local museums, and a trout farm are other great places for sightseeing. Check for events such as that one which we experienced on Father's Day!