Weltgeschichte hautnah erleben

Museen & Galerien in der Welterberegion

Weltkultur und Weltgeschichte erleben wir in den Museen und Ausstellungen der Welterberegion. Faszinierende Ausstellungen mit interaktiven Elementen, spannende Artefakte und historische Schätze warten darauf, uns ihre Geschichten zu erzählen.
 
UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe Wartburg
Die Wartburg – das Leben und Schaffen großer Namen wie die Heilige Elisabeth, Martin Luther, Franz Liszt, Richard Wagner, Walther von der Vogelweide und Lucas Cranach machen diese altehrwürdigen Gemäuer so bedeutend über Jahrhunderte hinweg und für die ganze Welt.
Eisenach
Luther House Eisenach
Historic half-timbered building and award-winning museum - Where Martin Luther is said to have lived as a Latin student between 1498 and 1501, a unique ensemble of historic half-timbering, innovative exhibition design and contemporary art welcomes yo...
Mühlhausen
St. Marien Museum | Müntzer Memorial
Mühlhausen’s impressive Church of St. Mary with the highest church tower in Thuringia is widely visible beyond the city limits. In its function as Müntzer memorial, museum and meeting place with religion and culture, the Church of St. Mary is closely...
Automobile World Eisenach
THE MUSEUM
The Automobile Welt Eisenach museum is more than just a technology museum. Cars have been built in Eisenach for over 120 years. Thus, the museum is considered a reflection of German automotive history. Here you can trace the long histor...
Museums in Friedenstein Castle
Friedenstein Castle brings past centuries to life like few other castles. The imposing castle with its diverse historical chambers, the castle church, but also with unique collections on art, nature and history has been preserved almost unchanged to ...
Mühlhausen
Historical City wall
The 2.2 kilometres of preserved city wall illustrate the defensibility and importance of the former Free Imperial City. Mühlhausen thus has an almost completely preserved defence system. It can be explored over a length of 370 metres. Some of the num...
Thüringer Apothekenmuseum im "Haus Rosenthal"
The Thuringian Pharmacy Museum in "Haus Rosenthal" has been open since May 18, 2014. In one of the oldest half-timbered houses in the city, an exhibition on the history of pharmacy from the 18th - 20th centuries is presented on an area of 276 m².
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Eisenach
Reuterhaus Eisenach
The important Low German poet Fritz Reuter had a residence built at the foot of the Wartburg in the Italian Neo-Renaissance style from 1866 to 1868, where he lived until his death in 1874. After the city of Eisenach had purchased the Wagner collectio...
Thuringian Museum City Palace
The city palace on the market square, built from 1741, was initially commissioned by Duke Ernst August in the late Baroque architectural style. Later, it was remodeled in the classicist style.
Today, it presents the Thuringian Museum's multifacete...
Wandelhalle

Die Wandelhalle – dieses markante Gebäude in Eisenach steht an der Wartburgallee. Solch prunkvolle Bauwerke findet man normalerweise nur in großen Kurstädten. Eisenach aber ist keine Kurstadt. Oder doch? Um 1900 herum jedenfalls keimten in der Wartburgstadt entsprechende Pläne. Eine Quelle lieferte Heilwasser, Kurhotels öffneten und am 8. Juli 1906 wurde an der Wartburgallee (heute B19) die Trink- und Wandelhalle eingeweiht.


Das historische Bauwerk wird seit 2004 Stück für Stück saniert. Die Sanierungsarbeiten für den letzten Bauabschnitt haben im September 2017 begonnen und sind inzwischen abgeschlossen.


Das markante, denkmalgeschützte Gebäude steht also nun bereits seit mehr als 100 Jahren. Den ganzen Sommer über gibt es deshalb in der Wandelhalle ein umfangreiches Programm mit zahlreichen Veranstaltungen von Rock ‘n‘ Roll und Reggae bis zum Weinfest.
Eisenach
Bach House Eisenach
The Bach House in Eisenach, opened by the New Bach Society in 1907, is one of Germany’s most popular music museums and shows the largest exhibition on Bach’s life and music. Five baroque music instruments from the extensive collection are demonstrate...
Mühlhausen
Museum of Cultural History
The main building of Mühlhausen’s museums was originally built as grammar school in the neo-Renaissance style between 1868 and 1870. Since the founding of a local history museum in 1928, the building on Lindenbühl has been primarily used as a museum....
Gotha
Ducal Museum Gotha
At the foot of Friedenstein Castle, the Ducal Museum was built between 1864 and 1879 in the equally elegant and pompous style of Historicism. Outside and inside, the outstanding architecture has been largely preserved down to the last detail. Renovat...
Mühlhausen
1st German Bratwurst Museum
The 1st German Bratwurst Museum is the first museum in the world explicitly dedicated to the subject of bratwurst. The museum contains a permanent exhibition on the history, tradition and cultural significance of bratwurst in social life in general a...
Mühlhausen
Imperial City Archive
Municipal Archives - Archive Library
The archive library comprises four independent libraries and, with 23,000 volumes, forms an extensive collection on the history of the city and the region, on the history of the Reformation and the Peasants' Wa...
Mühlhausen
Peasants’ War Museum Kornmarktkirche
The former Franciscan monastery church "St Crucis" is one of the most important preserved mendicant churches in Germany. Since 1975 it has been used as a museum and as a concert and conference venue. A permanent exhibition provides information on the...
Schloss Dryburg
Dryburg Castle is the oldest preserved all-stone profile building in the city. Of the medieval core castle, the west wing is still preserved. Today it houses, among other things, the gallery of the Kunstwestthüringer e.V..
Until 1345 Dryburg Castl...
Niederdorla
Opfermoor Vogtei
During extensive excavations between 1957 and 1964, archaeologists found the relics of a prehistoric cult site on the edge of a lake north of Niederdorla. The rituals began in the 6th century B.C. Today, an open-air museum stands on this site, vividl...
Stadtmuseum im Augustinerkloster
The town museum is located in the former Augustinian monastery. The church tower, parts of the east wing with a late Gothic chapel, remains of the west wing and the cloister are still preserved from the original Gothic complex.
The Augustinian mon...
KUNSTPavillon
Designed and planned by the Leipzig architect Werrmann, opened as an exhibition pavilion in 1967 after a construction period of eight months: The KUNSTPavillon Eisenach is one of the last surviving and unchanged buildings of its time. It is at the sa...
Old malt house
The
Alte Mälzerei is a Gründerzeit building complex consisting of residential and malting buildings, an annex used as a coffee roasting plant, as well as storage and outbuildings in Eisenach in Thuringia. The largely completely preserved technical...
Thuringian Museum Eisenach: Preacher Church
In the 13th century the Preacher's Church was built in honor of St. Elizabeth as part of a Dominican monastery. In the 16th century, the monks' living and working quarters housed the Latin School, later the Martin Luther High School.
The church ha...