The cultural city of Weimar in Thuringia and is situated with some 65,000 inhabitants, is the fourth largest city in the country. Previously it was the seat of government of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach and for a Time, even from your own cultural heritage Thuringia is so extensive that a brief outline of the sights makes little sense. To Weimar experience with its history, the most important buildings and all the great personalities who have left their mark, one should remain in place for several days. Weimar was declared with its Bauhaus sites and an ensemble of eleven monuments on UNESCO's world cultural heritage. Goethe and Schiller lived here, whose homes are now museums, and thus a popular attraction for a city visit. The German National Theater, castles and palaces, churches, museums and memorials fill the program for an extended stay. To to get a picture of Weimar, I created following a picture tour that leads to a selection of the most important sights.
The tour starts outside the station on August Baudert Square. 
the place decorated magnificent building as the Hotel Empress Augusta. is 
The straight Carl-August-Allee it down to the New Museum . 
The neighboring building at the Weimar court is home to the National Administration Office Thuringia. 
in the Karl Liebknecht Street is the City Museum of Weimar. 
At the crossing at the Goethe square is the featured post office . 
The moves closer to downtown, the more beautiful the buildings . 
By Wielandstraße you reach the pedestrian zone, and is shortly thereafter already on the Theatre Square with the German National Theater . 
are well known in town and country these two gentlemen and her monument. 
On the other side of the square is worth a visit to the Bauhaus Museum . 
From the entrance you have these nice overall view of the German National Theatre . 
Knapp is behind the Widow's Palace, the Duchess Anna Amalia served as town homes. There is also an exhibition on the living culture of the time. 
stands at Herder Platz, the city church of Saints Peter and Paul, which is on a tour to visit important recommends. 
A funny restaurant sign invites you to stay here. 
"lived in this house Goethe's wife Christiane, born Vulpius their childhood," says a sign to tell by the front door. It stands in the street not far from the Lutheran Church. 
is only steps away, visitors will find the stables where the Thuringian Main State Archives are housed. 
on Castle Square, you have this view of the wing of the castle with the entrance to the Castle Museum . 
makes from outside the residence of a good idea, who would not like to walk through it? 
The courtyard is freely available and can be visited without charge. 
The neo-Renaissance palace built in the 16th / 17 Century is a UNESCO world cultural heritage. 
Only a small alley separates the castle from the market area where the visitors the remarkable City Hall expected. 
on the corner of Market Street / Road Department is one of the few half-timbered houses that exist in Weimar. 
Here you can relax and browse a little ... 
woman stands on the coach plan already prepared, so why not enter and enjoy the view from the top to Weimar? 
Here is Goethe House, where the Goethe National Museum is housed. The point of interest is Goethe's Garden House and a fountain at the entrance gate. 
The site invites you to stroll and relax in the cafe you can take a break for a while and enjoy the atmosphere. 
branches at the Museum from the soap and street leads to this charming garden pavilion. 
And at the end of the street you can see the famous Anna Amalia Library, which has earned her fame for the irreplaceable treasure of historical books and documents. 
In the arc from the "field wall" went along, it is worthwhile a more detailed consideration of the House of Charlotte von Stein 
is here crossed the Wielandplatz. He carries his name wrong, because it is decorated with a fountain and monument in honor of the great poet. 
are in the Humboldt Street there for the archaeologically interested in the Museum of Prehistory and Early History of Thuringia 
suitable for a visit, and the Historic Cemetery at Poseckschen garden, here in nearby. He has many old graves, some with epitaphs, Statues and reliefs, decorated to small houses that were built for their families Weimar deceased. In this picture you can see the funeral hall in the rear of the cemetery. 
column with reliefs . 
The Russian Orthoxe chapel, like all Russian churches rich in sacred art. 
On the way back to town you pass at the Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse, the Bauhaus-University, which has in every respect to a future-oriented architecture . 
remains in the park on the Ilm allow plenty of time to recover in a green landscaped park, listening to the birds singing and a picnic. In this picture, the artificial ruin with the Shakespeare Memorial. 
goes after the little break, now the Pushkin Schiller Street in the street where is located the famous Schiller with its museum. 
view through the Neugasse on Windisch Road 
With its multi-colored houses, the market street impressive. 
the way back through the shooting lane you realize again that recalls in Weimar all the great poets and thinkers. 
On the way to the train station is located at the Mon Ami Goetheplatz, youth and cultural center of Weimar, with space for events, exhibitions and film screenings. 
an elegant hotel, the Grand Hotel Weimar, also at the Goethe Platz . comes 
With a concentrated load full of experiences of Visitors back in front of the station, and can take another look at the manicured August Baudert Square. 
go from here trains to all parts of Germany 
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