A journey into the history and culture of Weimar

An impressive experience full of history and culture awaits you in the heart of Weimar. The baroque palace, originally built for the Weimar minister von Fritsch, shines with magnificent private and representative rooms. From 1774 it served Duchess Anna Amalia as a city apartment. The magnificent dining room was a popular meeting place for Weimar celebrities, and the "Friday Society" founded by Goethe met here from time to time. After the death of the Duchess, the palace became a guest quarters and meeting place of the Masonic lodge Amalia. Experience the atmosphere of an important meeting place and the rich history of a unique place.