Explore your piece of Weimar.

Here you will find an idyllically situated former manor with a fantastic park. Redesigned in the French style in the 1920s, the site offers romantic paths, a water lily pool and magnificent garden spaces. Empty pedestals bear witness to former sculptures by famous artists. Today, the park serves as a space for living, working and celebrating, where a special atmosphere of mutual appreciation is created.

An impressive baroque ensemble awaits you with a gardener's house, orangery wings and the Red Tower. Hundreds of exotic plants, including bitter oranges, pomegranates, figs and coffee trees, have been cultivated here. The plant collection in the Long House presents changing exhibitions in winter and spring. A small exhibition in the gardener's house offers insights into garden culture. Experience the rich botanical history and impressive architecture of this special place.

in a landscape park full of history and art awaits you. Numerous visual axes connect prominent points inside and outside the park. Discover garden architectural works of art, the Roman House, Goethe's Garden House, and the Park Cave. The Liszt House and the Castle Museum on the northern edge offer additional highlights. As part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, this park reflects the important cultural epoch of Weimar Classicism and invites you to an unforgettable experience.

Here you can expect a historical experience in the middle of an impressive architectural complex. Explore the gatehouse, castle tower and ladies' house, which are the only ones to have survived all the fires. Johann Sebastian Bach was imprisoned in the district judge's room in 1717 and worked on important works. The nearby Ilm Valley Cycle Path leads through the idyllic park on the Ilm to the Bastille, where the rich history and the connection to music can be experienced up close.

An exciting experience of modern art and architecture awaits you. Explore the fascinating history of the Bauhaus on five levels, ranging from its beginnings in Weimar to the present day. The modern museum building stages the world's oldest Bauhaus collection with multimedia exhibitions. In the middle of a newly emerging quarter, the place offers space for encounters, discussion and new perspectives on the ambivalent history of the impact of modernism.

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.

Here you will experience a playful adventure based on the well-known "ball labyrinth". The goal is to bring Goethe as a ball as quickly as possible through the labyrinth to Charlotte von Stein in Großkochberg by tilting the gaming table. This interactive station offers a creative and fun way to explore the Goethe Experience Trail and learn more about the historical connection between the two personalities.

Experience the last years of Friedrich Schiller's life in his historic home. Discover original legacies, such as his desk and bed. The tour leads through servants' and utility rooms, his family's rooms and his study. An adjacent museum building shows temporary exhibitions of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar. This combination of history and literature offers deep insights into Schiller's life and work in the GDR. Today, temporary exhibitions of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar take place here.

A swivel bench invites you to enjoy the surroundings in a special way. Floor markings show various places associated with Goethe's love life. Experience the magnetic attraction between people and be inspired by the stories of love. Sit down, survey the landscape and discover the romantic sides of Goethe's world in a unique way.

Here you can experience the history from 1918 to 1933 in a modern and multimedia way. The exhibition sheds light on revolutionary beginnings, the "Golden Twenties" and the challenges of the young democracy. In the authentic place, opposite the meeting place of the National Assembly, you will find space for research, education and exchange. Historic buildings and an exciting permanent exhibition offer deep insights into this formative epoch of German history.

Explore a historic building that once served as a painter's studio and concert hall. Built from an old greenhouse, it was converted into a "salon in the park" in 1786. The remains of the sandstone figures and neo-Gothic elements are still visible today. Goethe added a tower and pointed arch entrance gate to the building in 1816. A fascinating place that makes the history and creative atmosphere of past eras tangible.

Discover a historic sanctuary that once served as the home and workplace of a famous poet. The faithfully renovated rooms, including kitchen, study and bedroom, offer fascinating insights into Goethe's life and work. The garden on the slope, which corresponds to the original plans, invites you to linger. This house is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and reflects the cultural significance of Weimar Classicism.

In this gallery you will experience contemporary art in all its facets. On the upper floor, paintings, graphics, photography, room installations, video art and sculptures are presented. The changing exhibitions have a socio-cultural and non-commercial character. On the ground floor, a bar invites you to concerts with young musicians ranging from jazz to rock, pop and alternative. Be inspired by the creative atmosphere and discover new perspectives.

Explore the glamorous era of early modernism with outstanding works of Realism, Impressionism, and Art Nouveau. An interactive museum workshop invites you to work with your hands and offers exciting insights into the art of the Weimar School of Painting and Art Nouveau. International works and modern installations reflect the connection between past and present and present design from Henry van de Velde to contemporary interventions that question one's own body perception.

Experience a theatre steeped in history with an excellent acting and musical theatre ensemble as well as one of the oldest orchestras in Germany. Under the impressive roof of this theater, you'll also find the Kunstfest, Thuringia's largest contemporary art festival. Founded as one of the first German-German cultural initiatives, it now delights with top-class performances. The unique atmosphere and the variety of performances make every visit an unforgettable experience.

An idyllic park, once designed by Prince Constantin and his companions, offers you a picturesque mix of gently sloping meadows and densely overgrown steep slopes. Impressive groups of trees and artistic garden architectural details make every walk an experience, while the ensemble of park and castle, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, reflects the important cultural epoch of Weimar Classicism. Experience the unique atmosphere and discover the historical roots of this impressive landscape.

Here you will find a modern center for culture and history. Inside, you'll take a visually stunning journey through Thuringia, as floor-to-ceiling video walls show you short films about the region's cultural treasures. The inviting café in the courtyard offers you a leisurely break, while the observation deck offers spectacular views of the park, the Duchess Anna Amalia Library and the City Palace. The building, designed by the Berlin architect Helga Blocksdorf, creates a connection between the garden monument Park an der Ilm and the buildings of Weimar Classicism. Discover the diversity of Thuringia on thematic tours and enjoy musical compositions that accompany and enrich your experiences.

A treasure for book lovers unfolds in a historic building, where precious manuscripts and rare works invite you to explore. The magnificent Rococo Hall fascinates with impressive architecture and ornate ceiling paintings, while a walk through the magnificent rooms brings the rich literary history to life. An extensive collection of classic literature and unique exhibits will give you deep insights into the world of literature and culture of this historic place.

The municipal park at the Weimarhalle belongs to the ensemble Asbachgrünzug. It was first mentioned in the 15th century as a ducal tree garden. In the 18th century, it was leased to Friedrich Justin Bertuch, a merchant of the Goethe period. At the beginning of the 20th century, it became municipal property. Today, the park is not only accessible from the congress centrum weimarhalle via the terraces into the city, but is also a popular recreation area. In summer, open-air concerts and festivals enliven the green oasis.

A baroque masterpiece full of elegance and history unfolds on a hill. Exquisite porcelain and artistic exhibits from the 18th century are exhibited in the magnificent castle. The extensive park with orangery, pleasure garden and maze offers picturesque walks and relaxing peace. Fountains, sculptures and an artificial ruin make the landscape garden a highlight for art and nature lovers alike.

An impressive testimony to Baroque splendour and cultural history unfolds in a magnificent castle. The ornate poets' rooms and elegant halls invite you to marvel. Particularly worth seeing are the Picture Gallery and the exhibition on Weimar Classicism, which offer deep insights into the cultural heyday. Walks through the magnificent castle gardens offer rest and relaxation. The fascinating architecture and the historic rooms tell stories of past eras and allow the rich history to be felt.

A fascinating insight into the life and work of one of the greatest poets awaits you in a historic house. Original pieces of furniture and personal belongings bring the era to life. Valuable manuscripts and unique exhibits are exhibited on two floors, impressively documenting Goethe's work. The historical atmosphere allows you to travel back in time and experience literary history up close. Goethe lived here for almost 50 years and created some of his most important works.

A treasure trove of world literature awaits you in an impressive building inspired by the architecture of the Petit Trianon. Since 1896, precious manuscripts have been kept here, including the fair copy of Faust and many other works by important personalities. Rooms steeped in history invite you to discover and marvel, while the atmosphere makes the magic of bygone eras palpable. Admission is free.