The Bach House or Bachhaus is located in the town of Eisenach, which is dedicated to the legendary musician, this museum features over 250 artifacts and various ephemera, including a rare autograph. Housed within a historic structure that is over 500 years old, which was once wrongly advertised as Bach's birthplace, the museum was established in 1907. Open daily, from 10a onwards, Bachhaus makes for an interesting visit whether you're history buff or a classical music enthusiast.
Automobile Welt Eisenach is a must-visit for those who love cars. This museum opened in 1967 on Wartburgallee till 1995. It is now housed at the former factory of the Automobilwerks Eisenach. It documents the history of car-making in Eisenach from 1896 to the present date with the help of various vehicles on display. The divided sections offers a great insight into the automobile industry and the models range from vintage, rare to the more modern types. Get a fascinating glimpse of the first Wartburg engine car, DIXI, BMW and more.
Admire the colossal Schloss Friedenstein, a stunning Baroque-style palace built in the 17th-century. It is known to be the largest structure in the city and a significant attraction. Its interiors are ornamented with beautiful paintings, frescoes and contemporary furniture. The regal artifacts, court theater and ballrooms are other sights to look out for. The castle building is home to thematic museums and cultural spaces like theaters. The idyllic gardens outside too are worth all the awe. This heritage site also features exhibitions and other such events regularly.
Il museo ricorda la Guerra Fredda che divise il mondo in due blocchi di potenze.
Wartburg Castle dates back to the Middle Ages and has witnessed many historical events. It was at this very place where Martin Luther is said to have translated the Bible for the layman and where St. Elisabeth of Hungary stayed for a long time. A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, this castle's architecture mainly reflects Romanesque designs, and its premises also feature a museum. Castle timings and admission fees may vary. Check the website for more details.
Located on the southwestern slope of the Thuringian Forest, Burgruine Liebenstein is an ancient hilltop castle in Bad Liebenstein, Germany. It is owned by the free state of Thuringia and is used as a lookout tower in the present day. It houses a hotel restaurant with an amazing terrace offering panoramic views. Moreover, some stunning views of the Rhine Valley are also seen from various points around this historic place.
As the name suggests, Sport- und Mehrzweckhalle Schmalkalden is a versatile event venue. Located in Schmalkalden, it serves as a good option for people looking for variety in entertainment. Established on 1 December, 2009, this modern event venue is a good place to enjoy colorful musicals, lively concerts and entertaining drama acts.
Neustädter Kirche St. Katharina, as its name suggests, is a grandiose church that is dedicated to Saint Catherine. Dating back to the 14th Century, this magnificent prayer house boasts a Gothic design. The church is adorned with a superb decor that beckons architecture buffs to appreciate its beauty. Besides that, visitors also come here to enjoy blissful moments of tranquility and spiritual enlightenment that is conferred upon by the priest through sermons, prayers and mass. Call for details.
Named after the then Duke's widow, Friederike, the Friederikenschlösschen was built in the 18th Century. The castle was renovated as a summer palace in the mid-18th Century and a baroque garden was laid out in front of the castle. Today, the castle is open to public visitation. It functions as an information center and an event venue. The castle's ballroom hosts cabaret performances, musical concerts, and other events.
Popularly known as the Old Town Church, Marktkirche St. Dionys stands tall as the oldest religious structure in Eschwege. The oldest parts of the church is said to date back to the 13th Century. The church was heavily damaged in 1637 during a market fire only to be restored after thirty long years. Simply elegant on the outside, the inside of the church also features exquisite artistic details such as a beautiful organ and pulpit. The church dazzles with an ancient charm that welcomes all kinds of visitors.
Rathaus zu Eisenach was built in 1508 as a wine cellar and has been the mayoral seat since 1596. This Renaissance building is a heritage structure now and was gutted down by a fire in the 17th Century. It was rebuilt and was sturdy for many centuries. It was damaged badly during the World War II bombings and underwent rebuilding in 1949. Over the years, this historic hall has undergone repairs and renovations. It is the home of the city administration now.
L'imponente fortezza medievale era un punto di guardia dell'importante strada di communicazione est-ovest.