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Martin Luther setzte mit seinen 95 Thesen die Reformation der Kirche in Gang und veränderte so auch nachhaltig die Gesellschaft.
Learn about the life and legacy of Martin Luther, who was born in Eisleben and became a professor and priest in Wittenberg. Discover his 95 theses, his Small Catechism, his marriage, his companions and his tomb in the Castle Church.
Visit the Luther House with the largest museum dedicated to the history of the Reformation. Original exhibits from the time of Martin Luther. All information, opening times & prices
After secretly visiting Wittenberg in early December 1521, Luther wrote A Sincere Admonition by Martin Luther to All Christians to Guard Against Insurrection and Rebellion. [93]
- What to See in Wittenberg
- Wittenberg Tours
- Wittenberg Festivals
- Travel Tips
For such a small town, there is a lot to see: 1. The townitself. A charming collection of 16th Century houses and a striking market square. 2. The Castle Church. It was on the doors of this impressive church that (allegedly) Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses. Luther's grave is inside. 3. The Town Church. Another beautiful Medieval church where Lut...
English tours: the Tourist Office can arrange English tours for groups, but the regular daily tours are in German. They do have do-it-yourself audio tours in English for rent. In addition, they have a "cell phone tour", where you call a certain number and extension at each sight, and hear information about it in English, for only a connection fee. ...
Medieval Faires
Twice a year the town of Wittenberg turns into a medieval village, with music, costumes, hearty peasant fare, plenty of wine and beer, and medieval dancing, juggling and processions. 1. Luthers Hochzeit, or Luther's Wedding, is a celebration based on the wedding of Luther and Katharina von Bora which takes place in June each year. 2. The Reformations Festis another Medieval Faire, with additional classical concerts, plays, seminars and special church services. This takes place for several day...
Wittenberg University
There has been a university here since Martin Luther's time, located on Collegienstrasse. Parts of the structure date back to that period, and Luther himself worked within these walls. Quotations of his are displayed on the walls in the entrance hall.
Hotels in Wittenberg
Note: I may earn a small commission if you make a purchase through some of the links on this page, at no extra cost to you. This helps me provide all the free information I post on this website. Thank you for your support! There are several charming, older hotels in the heart of the old town, conveniently located and loaded with ambiance: 1. Hotel Brauhaus Wittenberg, located on the Markt, is an actual brewery, as well as a hotel and a beer garden. They say Martin Luther himself was a regular...
Travel to Wittenberg
Wittenberg is located on the Elbe River in eastern Germany, 62 miles (100km) southwest of Berlin and it's about one hour by trainfrom both Berlin and Leipzig. The train stationis just to the east of the old town, about a ten minute walk. If you come by train, take a left on the street in front of the station (Am Hauptbahnhofstrasse) and follow that until the street ends near a traffic circle. See maps below. The famous oak tree is to the right of the circle. Turn right and you will be on the...
Map of Wittenberg
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For over 35 years, the Luther House was the main place of activity of the reformer. Built as an Augustinian monastery, it served as Martin Luther's home from 1508 - first as a monk, later...
Project Wittenberg is an electronic text initiative which converts to electronic form the writings of Martin Luther and Other Lutherans. This page is Wittenberg's home page and thus a catalog of the texts available.
