Νοt really interesting, the leaflet with the numbers of rooms did not correspond with the nrs on the audioguide. Few personal things of Goethe to see, only the Majolica collection was interesting, and his study and library, but the books were missing. The ticket too much expensive for such a poor place to see

Although a lot has been altered and there is little about Goethe's work to be experienced, the private life and inner workings of his mind are still present and well presented. If you can, go now! Starting 2026 the place will face major renovations.

The guided tour is good, very interesting and with a lot of information. Otherwise, people at info point not very helpful. It was quite confusing for us to coordinate the guided tour and the visit to the museum.

Just like beautiful places in a country i believe visiting places like this is also in the package of visiting and exploring a country. Its heartbreaking especially the crematorium which i started my visit from, It was devastating knowing what people in here have been through and on what historical we are stepping . I recommend visiting Buchenwald .The presentation is clear and engaging.just make sure you are mentally ready and u have some water and food with you .

No entry or parking fee. However the audio tour with 1 on-ear headset is €5 and recommended. Allow 2 hours to see/hear all points of interest. Due to Covid19 only 2 exhibition areas are open. Use firm shoes as the trails inside the camp walls mostly consist of small stones/pebbles.

We went with our private vehicle. We were worried it might be closed as it was a public holiday, but it was open. a creepy place. It is impossible not to be affected.

When it comes to Holocaust, everyone thinks that it happened in Auschwitz, far away from Germany. But, very few know about Buchenwald and the horrors happened here. It's an important place to visit if anyone wants to know the dark German history during world war 2 and what came after the liberation of Buchenwald. I was touched by the stories and horrible things that happened there, which will be remembered in my mind and thoughts forever, and which can never be happened again!

Very moving experience. Plan to spend a lot of time here to see all of the memorial in detail. There are a number of sites that ring the memorial, to include where the SS officers quarters were and where the ashes of prisoners were dumped. Incredibly sobering to try and understand what took place there.

A place all of us must visit...where people from all over Europe have died for their social or ethnic diversity...sexual orientations also... and no one seemed to know about it at that time!

Title: A Sobering Reminder of human atrocities Review: Visiting the Buchenwald Memorial near Weimar was an emotional and profound experience that I believe is essential for everyone. This former concentration camp, now a memorial, serves as a stark reminder of the atrocities committed during World War II. The atmosphere is heavy with the memory of those who suffered and lost their lives here, making it a place of contemplation and remembrance. The memorial is well-maintained, with informative exhibits that respectfully present the history of the camp and its prisoners. The effort to educate visitors about the horrors of the Holocaust and the importance of human rights is evident throughout. The guides are knowledgeable and provide essential context, helping to make the visit a meaningful educational experience. Walking through the camp grounds, seeing the barracks, crematorium, and the remains of the prisoners' belongings was a sobering experience. It serves as a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of remembering these dark chapters of history to ensure they are never repeated. The Buchenwald Memorial is not a place you visit for enjoyment but for education and reflection. It's a reminder of the depths of cruelty humanity can sink to, but also of our capacity for remembrance, understanding, and striving for a better future. I left with a heavy heart but also with a renewed commitment to fighting intolerance and injustice wherever they may appear. Visiting Buchenwald is a poignant, unforgettable experience that I highly recommend to anyone visiting the Weimar area.

A good designed memorial. Reminds how far the human cruelty can go. Sad, but a must-go-place to refresh the history in the mind. We had a great tour guide (her name is Franziska, i guess) even answered the most "stupid" or "easy" questions and explained every detail. I appreciated.

Impressive to visit, unfortunately not all buildings are enterable. The scale of the place is breathtaking and the crematorium is the place that makes you want to hold your breath as you cannot image the horrors that took place in Buchenwald.

Memorials like this must be preserved as a warning to mankind of how man can turn towards man. This camp is worth visiting also for the excellent museum. If you take a tour guide you will be able to enter the crematorium and get excellent descriptions, moreover all over the remains of the camp there are plaques and photos. Go to the end of the camp where, hidden in the grass and vegetation, there are hundreds of remains of kitchenware, which are as shocking as the rest, but perhaps the most shocking element of this camp are the remains of a zoo for the SS families, just in front of the crematorium, just another metaphor of how blind people can become if not able to think for themselves. Practical information for visiting: there is a parking and a little cafeteria.

The Buchenwald Memorial is a profoundly moving and thought-provoking experience. It serves as a powerful reminder of the atrocities of the past, with informative exhibits and a somber atmosphere that encourages reflection. The preservation of this historical site is crucial, and the staff's dedication to educating visitors is commendable. A visit to Buchenwald is both educational and emotionally impactful.

It's weird to give this place 5 stars. a place where it is difficult to hold back tears, but great respect for those who keep this place, as a reminder of great grief.

It's good place to enjoy nature in Weimar. Cool, calm, peaceful and a place where you can be stress free.

I am seriously considering moving to Weimar so I can enjoy this park everyday in all of its majesty

This park is very big and beautiful! Perfect place for a picnic or a walk, spending time with friends or on your own with a book. It’s also very pleasant to ride a bike here. The stone bridge and the view on the castle are my personal favorites in this park.

Lovely huge park with different historically and culturally buildings to visit.

During my recent trip to Weimar I walked through this beautiful park every day 😎

A big park with small river running along the side with just a few mins walk to city Center. Beautiful and peaceful with interesting spots to check out. Should be even more beautiful and refreshing in Sommer. We love it there.

It was a very nice park. There are statues and different structures in every corner. I liked to have a really long walk around the river Ilm.

The park is wide and wonderful. There is a lot of nature, of wild animals and it is well-kept. There was a nice local food stand by the bridge and, most importantly, you could lose yourself in the green around. Only negative thing was a lack of WC facilities.

Beautiful place for a walk and for a picnic!

Amazing historical and natural park.

This is a very nice and spacious park which is kept in a natural style. It invites you to walk it's paths and silently contemplate about great people of the present and the past who walked the park before you.

A beautifully restored and maintained library representing the decadence and thirst for knowledge of years past. It’s a great location and not too far away from the main shopping district in the old city. Entry is for a fee of roughly €10 per person and kids are free. You will be required to wear clumsy feeling slippers over your shoes to protect the old floorboards. There are set times when tours take place so maybe check the website before going. The library itself is a wonderful display of craftsmanship and eloquence. There are also many side attractions apart from the main room. The building also plays host to some travelling exhibitions and is also located above the more modern city library. There are small gifts available and plenty informative displays. I wouldn’t recommend small kids as they may get bored and make a lot of noise.

Stunning historic library with gorgeous Rokoko hall. Offers an audio guide. Entrance is limited. Best trick is to show up 10min earlier than official opening hours. Totally worth it.

The building is beautiful and the staff is very friendly and helpful. The complete building and the exhibitions are a very good example for accessibility for everyone. The exhibitions have audio guides you can use via app or borrow a device there. The rococo library is quite impressive and the time slots ensure that it is not crowded. The Cranach exhibition has a selection of well known pictures. However, the presentation and even more the guide focuses on the superficial description and neglect placing the object in a proper historical context or a critical review. Especially the Cranach exhibition could provide more insights about marketing, (self-) presentation and cult of personality in the classical Weimar and many parallels to current times. Curated well, but disappointing in the guidance.

A must-do for every visitor of Weimar. Be sure to order your ticket in advance. Otherwise you wouldn't be admitted!

If you like books, art, history and knowledge this place will enchant you. Yes it is small, yes you can’t visit many rooms, yes the libraries in Dublin and Coimbra are more beautiful, yes €8 can seem a lot, still, it is a place of historical importance and if you allow that fact to sink in (Goethe and Schiller both stood there, where you will stand) you’ll be as touched as I was.

Stunning historic library with gorgeous Rokoko hall. Offers an audio guide. Entrance is limited. Best trick is to show up 10min earlier than official opening hours. Totally worth it.

So beautiful- get the audio option - it is short but impressive.

Thought this was very expensive for viewing what is effectively one room. You are not allowed on the upper levels. Info on the audio guides was scant. However, the new library over the road was free to visit and an inspiring building

A must-do for every visitor of Weimar. Be sure to order your ticket in advance. Otherwise you wouldn't be admitted!

It took us 30 minutes to convince the cashier about the Museumssonntag. She was unaware that the library also participated on this day and argued with us. The two cashiers didn't speak English, making it even more complicated. Then they said that admission is only possible with excursions for which we still have to pay—worst Museumssonntag experience in whole Weimar. The website says, "Ticketreservierungen werden nicht benötigt," while the cashier said we had to make a booking since all tickets were fully booked for this day. Given all these negative reviews, visitors have pointed out this problem already multiple times for several years. At the same time, admisitration takes no action to manage this problem except answering these reviews and giving instructions on what visitors had to do. Bauhaus and Goewritinghaus museums employees make the experience way more continent.

I expected a bit more of interaction in the museum. For example, there were Bauhaus chairs where you could seat. And I think it gives you full experience of the Bauhaus in this case (because it was supposed to be for people, for everyone). But why then not bringing another Barcelona chair from M.v.d.Rohe to let people give it a try? I see this chair everywhere but I don’t actually know if it’s comfortable at all. Museum is not very big. I was in a rush and managed to look it all through within 30mins. Here you mostly will see collection of objects designed in BH.

A striking building that resonates the same functional simplicity of the movement’s principles. Unfortunately, the curation is a let down as there simply isn’t a clear narrative that binds each piece together into a clearer overview or, indeed, enough information. Add the fact that with some of the more important pieces there’s not the sufficient space they deserve, as everything is crammed in. The result is you feel like you’re in a home furnishings shop. A lot of potential, some good highlights, still definitely worth a visit (especially for art and design lovers) but for a globally groundbreaking movement/institution of ‘form follows function’, this is style over substance.

I escaped very quickly. There are very few interactive pieces. No real ambience, and nothing of particular interest to me. I would suggest going to see some Bauhaus buildings - way more fun and visually appealing. Probably a great place for art and design students

Have been studying about Bauhaus since college and finally get a chance to see the museum and the city! Overall a nice museum, download the app though.

Awesome place, must visit in Germany if you like product design, architecture and art for sure. The exhibition is really well structured, informative and interesting. Space is incredible with forms, height and colours. I can recommend to buy a Kombi Ticket with opportunity to visit other museums only for 12€ and also download app “Weimar” to get audio guide for Bauhaus-Museum, additional info about city, sightseeing ☺️🪑

Must visit when coming to Weimar! Amazing to see how household items were designed a hundred years ago. And with all the other iconic design in all areas.. loved the experience!

Amazing experience that everyone should visit. Apart from the incredible exhibition, the museum is really well organized. It is clean and disinfectants are available at every corner. The museum staff are some of the most friendly people I have ever met. 10/10.

Absolute "must-see" museum, especially when its about german art of 20th century. There are many floors, so make sure you do a food break while sightseeing. You can use ticket foe multiple entranxw during day. Canteen downstairs didnt work (Monday), but there are many nice food places. I also loved design of building (from 2019) and super lovely, smiling stuff. Special thanks to keeper with curly hair on 1st floor. Historiy genius! :)

The museum is located in the center of Weimar in a modern building. Interesting expositions about the history and development of the Bauhaus. Of the shortcomings - the lack of elevators and you have to climb 3-4 floors along rather steep stairs, this is a matter of inclusiveness.

My friend got unconscious in there many years ago. That's all I know 😊

Very nice and peaceful place

Very interesting museum, sadly it's in German only unless you use an audio guide. So if you don't like using audio guides you're stuck with German.

Didn't liken it as much as Anna Amalia Bibliothek or Goethe museum but important to visit none the less if you are into German literature and poetry etc.

Beautiful place that Schiller was lived. Highly recommend to come, espescially with kids

The audio guide is very informative and art exhibition was very interesting.

A rich and well-preserved history of Friedrich Schiller, the German poet.

Very worth while spending several hours here for an interesting insight in to some German culture.

Interesting place to see where Goethe worked and relaxed

Didn't go inside, but I really appreciate that you can go and walk around Goethes gardens for free.

Boring place. Nice garden on a sunny day. (8€ tickets not a good value)

Goethes Gartenhaus ist located in a wide park in the greens. Its a really relaxing place with a lot of trees like a park should be. Sad that they want entry for visiting the small house. Close by is a small river too. Everywhere in this park there are different cultural objects hidden like the Gartenhaus or a Shakespeare statue. I can recommend to spend some time there!

beautiful and historical, if you are in weimar I totally recommend to visit this, the nature around the house is also very beautiful

Amazing! A must-see in Weimar. Lovely Garden. Interesting Audio-Tour. With 7 Euros per person a bit overpriced.

Learn more about Geothe's past, up close and personal. You may find ripen strawberries right in the garden

Epicentre of German culture and literature set in a beautiful park and garden. Well worth a visit.

Visiting Schloss Belvedere was a journey into history and art. The elegant palace, surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, showcased stunning Baroque architecture. Inside, the art collection, including iconic works mesmerized with its beauty and cultural significance. The ambiance exuded a sense of grandeur, providing a captivating experience for history and art enthusiasts alike.

What a beautiful waste. This place is magnificent, spectacular and boring. Seems like it could be one of the top tourist attractions in the region, bustling with life, events, festivals - instead: it’s just there. Like if the administrators would just not care. Be sure to check out the magnificent park valley in the back.

I have visited the place in month of September. It was a hot day so I did not enjoy more. Although castle is very unique. You need to pay 13 euro to look inside the castle

The place is pretty nice. There is a castle where you can visit and pay like 6.5€ (as far as I remember). Inside the castle there is a lot of porcelain. You also get something like a phone and while walking into the castle, you can find more information about the rooms that you are visiting. Also, there is a big park with trees and flowers. Really good for a picnic day. As I noticed, if you are visiting only the park, you don’t have to pay anything. Totally worth it. I gave it 4 stars because inside the castle, there was a lot of “new” porcelain, not everything was authentic. When I planned to go there, I expected to see authentic things, not a porcelain museum.

Was a bit disappointed that a lot of the furniture was not on display, and most of the displays were of glass and china items... I would want to see the kitchen, the batrooms, you know? Intimate moments of their lives that we rarely get to see... But it's overall a very sweet, beautiful "little" castle.

Very nice place - beautifully restored historic castle ensemble and gardens. Nice café.

All is relative, but I don't recommend this place for the following reasons : 1) The palace is neat, but hardly any furniture from its time is left 2) you should think of it as a museum of a few objects from the 19 th and 18 th century. Mainly porcelain. And a few paintings of its owner's 3) it is not a good place to visit with small children, and we are visiting an average of 25 castles a year wth our kids, so we have the frame of reference and they love castles. Think if this small palace as a large house filled with fragile things too accessible for kids. 4)only the main house was open for visiting when we came end of July 2017, 5) the tickets are about Eur6,50, for seniors as adults, high price for what you see. Includes audio guide French English and German 6) YOU CAN'T PAY WITH A CARD so think of that before you go all the way here. 7) the worse of the trip was the castles restaurant THE RUDEST PEOPLE WE HAVE MET THIS SUMMER , they actually REFUSED to heat our baby food !!! Believe it or not, so far this has never happened to us anywhere in the world ( where microwave was available) which we travel extensively. 8) I gave this 2 stars only for the neat park. 9) the AVERAGE age here is 70 10) there was an awful temporary exposition, all in German , but we had the impression it was about mixed cultures. I don't recommend this place, so many nicer and friendlier places to see.

Nice, relatively small, museum, with a large collection of porcelain.

The Late Gothic Town Church of St Peter and Paul was built as a three-nave hall church between 1498 and 1500. The first church was built on this site in 1245-49. The foundations of the west tower are among the oldest building sections in the town. Of the Late Gothic church fittings, there remain the christening font, the steps to the pulpit - which was converted to Baroque style - and parts of a wall painting of Saint Ursula under the organ gallery.   The main attraction is the winged altar which was begun in 1552 by Lucas Cranach the Elder and completed by his son. Of interest is also the Luther Shrine, a triptych dating from 1572, which shows Martin Luther as a monk, as Squire George and as a teacher. Martin Luther often preached in this church, Johann Sebastian Bach often played here and two of his sons were christened here. Between 1776-1803, Johann Gottfried Herder was the senior court preacher, senior consistorial counsellor, general superintendent and vicar at the Town Church and the people of Weimar also call the church the "Herder Church" after him.

A beautiful church with an amazing altar by Lucas Cranach, the elder. You can spend quite some time studying the exquisitely detailed painting.

Good

beautiful place to visit, specially because weimar is small and you can walk through most parts of the city, totally recommend it

Every weekend I'd like to visit this place, really WONDERFUL...many events you can find it there 💜💗💜💗💜💗

Worth your visit, Trypticon from Lucas Cranach the younger is a highlight.

An amazingly beautiful church with one of the great works of art: Cranach's Altarpiece.

Nice and calm

(Translated by Google) Very nice place. (Original) Sehr schöner Platz.

(Translated by Google) Always happy, currently some restrictions due to construction work, but does not detract from a visit, the whole of Weimar is just beautiful. (Original) Immer wieder gerne, zur Zeit einige Einschränkungen wegen Bauarbeiten, tut aber einen Besuch keinen Abbruch, ganz Weimar ist einfach nur schön.

Mooi. UNESCO werelderfgoed. (Translated by Google) Nice. UNESCO world heritage.

(Translated by Google) Cringe if you don't know where Weimar is (Original) Cringe wenn man nicht weiß wo Weimar liegt

Very well maintained. Lovely location. UNESCO world heritage site.

I met here the lover of my life Maria I love you the best correspondant I had and I'll never had :)

Ongelooflijk mooie stad met veel cultuur. (Translated by Google) Incredibly beautiful city with lots of culture.

Very nice place

The best place and museum in Weimar which I recommend to visit

beautiful place and a must see in weimar

The best tourist centre so far in Deutschland. I will spend any amount of money and time to be here again

Lots of info in a short period of time with interactive details to learn about history of Weimar. Greatly recommend it.

Very innovative and interesting way to introduce a brief history of Weimar. We loved it, even my kids. I highly recommend a visit to Weimarhaus.

I learned everything I know about Weimar from this place lol! For someone who was ignorant of Weimars importance, history and it's influential figures the little 'walk through Weimar's history' was enlightening and fun! Nice souvenirs as well!

Very creatively made, great for kids too!

Top, Super

It's a great museum, it's really worth going there.

As of late July the museum is under construction: you pay a reduced ticket (3€ if I recall correctly) to visit Liszt's house. One of the best places to breathe the air Liszt lived in and left after his stay. His Franciscan style permeates everything. Very well kept and accessible as is the little garden floral garden and Park der Ilm as a whole. A must see! Best to speak the tiniest bit of German to get the tickets, especially if you have access to reductions. There are lockers where to put bags and backpacks.

Come here not only to visit the Liszt haus but also to have the feeling of his works

Small but fascinating museum set in the last residence of Franz Liszt, left largely as he had known it. Also features an extensive archive of recordings that you can plug in to and hear to your heart's content.

Great showrooms and music samples! The audio guide and headphone (tech stuff) were really good and the audio guide itself was fun to listen to. The staff here are so nice and helpful too! 10 out of 10, would recommend.

As implied by the name it is the house where Liszt lived when in Weimar. The decor and furniture was supplied by the Kaiser to entice Liszt to stay in town. It worked. The best of the museum are the hi fi listening stations equipped with Sennheiser headphones. You can listen, sitting down, to many of this composer's works and to other composer's in this genre, both contemporaneous and earlier.

Small, but we'll curated museum, free entry, friendly staff

The live piano performance at every 3rd Sat morning (11:00am) of each month is exceptionally fascinating.

In no way should anyone have to pay a fee to see the graves of German elite and pioneers, just as someone shouldn't have to pay a fee to see a church. If these places are sacred, they shouldnt be exploited to generate a small income like this. Above all, even with this nonsense in place, you can pay only in cash, and the nearest atm is 15 minutes away.

Interesting place with Goethe's and Schiller's coffina and others from the ruling family of Weimar.

They have bunny squirrels! #1 must see! Weimar is the best

(Translated by Google) Worth seeing in the middle of the old cemetery. Both the crypt and the Orthodox church have been beautifully restored. Thanks to the audio guide you get a lot of information about the crypt, the cemetery and the Orthodox church. Despite the holiday, you could look at everything in peace. (Original) Sehenswert mitten auf dem Alten Friedhof. Schön restauriert sind sowohl die Gruft als auch die orthodoxe Kirche. Dank es Audioguide bekommt man viele Informationen über die Gruft, den Friedhof und die orthodoxe Kirche. Trotz Feiertag konnte man sich alles in Ruhe anschauen.

(Translated by Google) We looked at many of the “Klassik Stiftung Weimar” sights in Weimar and always thought the entrance fee was justified. But as has already been mentioned here several times, we also believe that the entrance fee to the princely crypt is 5 euros per person and is too high. You can go into the Roman House for free, and we were of course happy. But here I would understand more if a fee were charged for access. Those responsible should really think about whether the ratios are correct. If we could decide again, we would have left the prince's crypt with a tour from the outside. Of course, the princely crypt is worth seeing and the background information via audio guide is interesting. But the visit is not worth 5 euros. (Original) Wir haben uns in Weimar viele Sehenswürdigkeiten der "Klassik Stiftung Weimar" angesehen und hielten den verlangten Eintritt stets für gerechtfertigt. Doch wie das hier auch schon mehrfach angesprochen wurde, halten auch wir den Eintritt zur Fürstengruft mit 5 Euro pro Person für zu hoch. In das Römische Haus darf man gratis rein, haben wir uns natürlich gefreut. Doch hier würde ich eher verstehen, wenn man für den Zutritt eine Gebühr erheben würde. Die Verantwortlichen sollten wirklich mal darüber nachdenken, ob die Relationen stimmen. Könnten wir uns noch einmal entscheiden, wäre es bei der Fürstengruft bei einer Besichtigung von Außen geblieben. Natürlich ist die Fürstengruft sehenswert und die Hintergrundinformationen via Audioguide interessant. Doch 5 Euro ist der Besuch nicht wert.

(Translated by Google) The historic Weimar cemetery all around is worth seeing and is accessible free of charge. To the Prince's Crypt: 5 euros entry for a room from which almost all of the inventory was stolen by the GDR dictatorship. Way too expensive. The grave is not worth seeing either. Entrance to the chapel is apparently free. Although it is worth seeing, you will be bothered with (Orthodox) Christian chatter. There are plus points for the friendly and well-informed gentleman at the checkout, the ceiling design and the audio guide. But 5 euros is way too much for that. (Original) Der historische Friedhof Weimar rundum ist sehenswert und kostenlos zugänglich. Zur Fürstengruft: 5 Euro Eintritt für einen Raum, dem fast das ganze Inventar von der DDR-Diktatur geraubt wurde. Viel zu teuer. Die Grft ist auch nicht sehenswert. Der Eintritt in die Kapelle ist scheinbar gratis. Diese ist zwar sehenswert, dafür wird man dort mit dem (orthodox-) christlichen Gequatsche belästigt. Pluspunkte gibt es für den freundlichen und gut informierten Herrn an der Kasse, die Deckengestaltung und die Audioguide. Aber 5 Euro ist viel zu viel herfür.

(Translated by Google) Facility located within the old cemetery. The coffins of the princes as well as Goethe and "Schiller" (empty) are in the basement (accessible only via steps). Admission: €4.50, there is also an audio guide with lots of information. Very friendly and helpful staff. (Original) Innerhalb des alten Friedhofs gelegene Anlage. Die Särge der Fürsten sowie von Goethe und "Schiller" (leer) befinden sich im Untergeschoss (nur über Stufen erreichbar). Eintritt: 4,50€, dazu gibt es einen Audioguide mit vielen Infos. Sehr freundliches und hilfsbereites Personal.

Worth a visit. Staff are friendly. Interesting history.

Gut

(Translated by Google) Easily overlooked despite being central to the DNT. Lots of information about Anna Amalia's life after her reign (Original) Wird leicht übersehen, obwohl es zentral am DNT liegt. Sehr viele Infos zum Leben von Anna Amalia nach ihrer Regentschaft

(Translated by Google) Beautiful palaces, a strong artistic atmosphere, and poignant stories are definitely worth visiting. The Duchess Anna Amalia has many titles and talents. When she comes to Weimar, if she doesn't get to know her, it's like not knowing Goethe and Schiller. It's not like she has really been to Weimar at all. There are also exhibitions here, including musical instruments, paintings, and paintings about Bach and Liszt. For me, a music lover, this is really great! (Original) 漂亮的宮殿，濃厚的藝文氛圍，還有淒美的故事，絕對值得前來觀看。這位Anna Amalia頭銜多，才能多的公爵夫人，來到威瑪，不認識一下她如同不認識歌德與席勒一樣，根本不算真正到過威瑪。 這裡還有展覽，有樂器，有畫作，有關於巴哈、李斯特的畫作，對我這個比較喜歡音樂的人來說，真的太棒了！

(Translated by Google) Quite unspectacular from the outside, you hardly have any idea what awaits you inside. Wittumspalais means nothing other than a widow's residence and that is what this building was for the Duchess Anna Amalia of Saxony-Weimar and Eisenach. We would never have thought that the house had so many rooms to explore. You need two tools for this: the tour leaflet and the audio guide. Both are included in the entrance fee of 7 euros per person, which we think is absolutely reasonable. Of course, a tour works without the audio guide; the furniture and furnishings of the rooms speak for themselves, but you learn so much more worth knowing about Anna Amalia's life and her time. Absolutely worth seeing and listening to, which we really enjoyed. The friendliness of the cashier and supervisory staff must be mentioned. It's easy to start a conversation, the friendly ladies were happy to answer our questions and weren't averse to chatting. This added a touch of warmth to our visit and you could clearly feel the love of the house employees for what they do. Thank you very much for the lively presentation, that was great cinema! (Original) Von außen recht unspektakulär, ahnt man kaum, was einen im Inneren erwartet. Wittumspalais bedeutet nichts anderes als Witwensitz und das war dieses Gebäude dann auch für die Herzogin Anna Amalia von Sachsen-Weimar und Eisenach. Wir hätten auch nie gedacht, dass das Haus über so viele Räumlichkeiten verfügt, die es zu entdecken gilt. Zwei Hilfsmittel braucht es dafür: das Faltblatt zum Rundgang und den Audioguide. Beides im Eintritt von 7 Euro pro Person enthalten, der wie wir finden absolut angemessen ist. Ohne den Audioguide funktioniert eine Besichtigung natürlich auch, das Mobiliar und die Einrichtung der Zimmer sprechen für sich, doch man erfährt so viel mehr an Wissenswertem über das Leben der Anna Amalia und ihre Zeit. Absolut sehens- und hörenswerter Rundgang, der uns unglaublich gut gefallen hat. Erwähnt werden muss die Freundlichkeit des Kassen- und Aufsichtspersonals. Man ist schnell im Gespräch, die sympathischen Damen gaben gerne Antwort auf unsere Fragen und waren einer Unterhaltung nicht abgeneigt. Das hat unserem Besuch noch einen Schuss Herzlichkeit verliehen und man spürte deutlich die Liebe der Mitarbeiter des Hauses zu dem was sie tun. Lieben Dank für die lebendige Präsentation, das war großes Kino!

(Translated by Google) A palace well worth seeing - the widow's residence of Duchess Anna Amalia. The exhibition on the ground floor and the living rooms on the upper floor are very impressive. We were lucky enough to be able to take part in a “Klingendes Palais” event. During a "sounding tour" with the curator Cornelia Irmisch, pianist Bastian Uhlig would take you into the sound world of 1800 or into the times of Anna Amalia and Goethe with contemporary works on four historical keyboard instruments. It was a pleasure to listen to the talented and award-winning young pianist, who also had interesting details and anecdotes to share about the keyboard instruments. The instruments are part of the museum collections of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar and were restored in a unique project. Even without a guided tour, you should definitely take a look at the Wittumspalais - if you have the opportunity to take a guided tour, you should definitely book it for a small additional charge. It's worth it - not least because Ms. Irmisch and Mr. Uhlig are very committed to making this tour a special experience. You absolutely have to reserve tickets for the “Klingendes Wittumspalais” tour! Particularly worth mentioning and at this point a big thank you again to the cash desk and museum staff: The ladies were very friendly and competent. (Original) Sehr sehenswertes Palais - der Wittwensitz der Herzogin Anna Amalia. Die Ausstellung im Erdgeschoß sowie die Wohnräume im Obergeschoß sind sehr beeindruckend. Wir hatten das Glück, an einer Veranstaltung "Klingendes Palais" teilnehmen zu können. Bei einer "klingenden Führung" mit der Kustodin Cornelia Irmisch würde man vom Pianisten Bastian Uhlig mit zeitgenössischen Werken an vier historischen Tasteninstrumenten in die Klangwelt von 1800 bzw. In die Zeit Anna Amalia und Goethes entführt. Es war ein Genuss, dem talentierten und preisgekrönten jungen Pianisten zuzuhören, der zudem interessante Details und Anekdoten zu den Tasteninstrumenten zu erzählen wusste. Die Instrumente sind Teil der musealen Sammlungen der Klassik Stiftung Weimar und wurden in einem einzigartigen Projekt restauriert. Auch ohne klingende Führung sollte man das Wittumspalais unbedingt anschauen - falls man die Gelegenheit zu einer klingenden Führung hat, diese aber für einen geringen Aufpreis unbedingt dazubuchen. Es lohnt sich - nicht zuletzt weil Frau Irmisch und Herr Uhlig mit ganz viel Engagement diese Führung zu einem besonderen Erlebnis machen. Für die Führung "Klingendes Wittumspalais" muss man unbedingt Karten reservieren! Besonders erwähnenswert und an dieser Stelle auch nochmals ein herzliches Dankeschön an das Kassen- und Museumspersonal: Die Damen waren sehr freundlich und kompetent.

(Translated by Google) Been there for the long night of the museums. It's really worth a visit!🤍 (Original) Zur langen Nacht der Museen dort gewesen. Ist wirklich einen Besuch wert!🤍

(Translated by Google) The musical tour was great! You should definitely visit the house and the attached café! (Original) Die musikalische Führung war großartig! Das Haus und auch das angeschlossene Café sollte man unbedingt besuchen!

(Translated by Google) In the Wittumspalais you can marvel at the Duchess' living and state rooms. The rooms provide an insight into Anna Amalia's diverse interests. A visit is absolutely recommended. (Original) Im Wittumspalais kann man die Wohn- und Repräsentationsräume der Herzogin bestaunen. Die Räumlichkeiten ermöglichen somit einen Einblick in die vielseitigen Interessen Anna Amalias. Ein Besuch ist absolut empfehlenswert.