Things to do in Eisenach
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1. Wartburg Castle
The Wartburg Castle is an impressive hilltop citadel overlooking the quaint town of Eisenach. Dating back to the Middle Ages, the structure is among the most popular sights in the region. Get a detailed understanding of the magnificent castle’s architecture and history on a tour of its buildings with an audio guide in English.
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2. St. George's Church
The Georgenkirche is an impressive medieval church with a deep connection to Martin Luther and Johann Sebastian Bach. It is recognizable by its tall clock tower hoisting a golden cross. Learn about the fascinating history related to this stunning church.
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3. Nikolai Church Eisenach
The Nikolai Church Eisenach is a majestic 12th-century structure at the core of the town’s religious history. It has been renovated many times over the years, resulting in a mix of architectural styles. Pass beneath the arch of the attached Romanesque Nikolai Gate, which is the only survivor of the initial five town gates.
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4. Bach House
The Bachhaus, or Bach House, offers a wonderful insight into the life and historical context surrounding one of Eisenach’s most famous sons. Come here to learn all about Johann Sebastian Bach, to attend a concert or event, or simply to marvel at how well-presented this museum is. It is the biggest museum dedicated to Bach anywhere in the world, as well as being one of Germany’s largest musical museums.
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5. Lutherhaus
It is thought German Protestant Reformation leader Martin Luther resided in the Lutherhaus as a schoolboy. The complex is a charming and well-preserved structure that is today run as a museum. Admire its quaint half-timbered façade typical of the medieval architecture of the Thuringia region.
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6. Predigerkirche
The Predigerkirche is an impressive 13th-century church comprising a large hall without a tower. It is known for its well-preserved vaulted ceiling above its vast single nave. Explore the ecclesiastical carved sculptures and other fascinating artifacts on display in the Thuringian Museum.
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