ATTRACTIONS

The Duchess Anna Amalia Library is certainly one of the most sought after attractions. This is not just because the number of visitors per day is limited.

The view of the music salon of the Liszt-Haus in Marienstraße is fascinating, as the original interior has been preserved - including the legendary Bechstein grand piano.

Starting from the market, it is only a few steps to Windischstraße No. 8. There, a panel reminds us that Schiller first lived here between 1799 and 1802.

The legendary College of Design was founded in 1919 by Walter Gropius in Weimar. Even today, you can follow ground-breaking developments on a journey through the Bauhaus Museum on the basis of its valuable exhibits.

Henry van de Velde is considered one of the most universal Bauhaus artists! Structures such as the Kunstgewerbeschule Weimar were implemented according to his designs.

A few kilometers outside the city center you can reach Ettersberg in a northerly direction. Here is the former camp of numerous prisoners of the labor camp "Buchenwald"

The Park an der Ilm is one of the most beautiful and idyllic places in Weimar in the green heart of Thuringia - that's what visitors and locals alike all find. In the midst of the huge tree-lined complex

The house at the Frauenplan, not far from the Deutsches National theater, which was built between 1707 and 1709 by the princely Kammerkommissar and sock dealer Georg Caspar Helmershausen