Weimar is a city with a rich history and plenty of attractions. This two-day guide will help you make the most of your time.
Day 1: Morning:
- Goethe's House: Description: The home of one of Germany's most famous writers, where he lived and worked for over 50 years. Time to visit: 2 hours.
- Schiller Museum: Description: Another famous German writer, his home is also open as a museum. Time to visit: 1-1.5 hours.
Lunch:
- Restaurants and cafes on the Marktplatz (Market Square): Recommendations: Choose a local cafe to try traditional German dishes.
Afternoon:
- Weimar National Theatre: Description: This theatre has great historical significance, hosting theatre performances and a symphony orchestra. Time to visit: 1 hour (including exterior and interiors).
- Bauhaus Museum: Description: A museum dedicated to the Bauhaus school, an important movement in architecture and design in the early 20th century. Time to visit: 1.5 hours.
Evening:
- Dinner at the "Anna Amalia" restaurant: Description: An elegant restaurant with exquisite cuisine. Try local and international dishes.
Day 2: Morning:
- Park on the Ilm River: Description: A beautiful city park where you can enjoy a morning stroll. Time to visit: 1.5 hours.
- Duke's Residence: Description: A luxurious baroque-style palace. Time to visit: 1-1.5 hours.
Lunch:
- Cafe "Resonanz": Description: A cozy place with a wide selection of coffee and light snacks.
Afternoon:
- Liszt Museum: Description: A museum dedicated to the famous composer Franz Liszt. Time to visit: 1 hour.
- Herderkirche (Church of St. Peter and St. Paul): Description: Historical church with amazing interiors. Time to visit: 1 hour.
- Classical Weimar Library: Description: Impressive neoclassical library. Time to visit: 1 hour.
Evening:
- Farewell dinner at the "Erbenhof" restaurant: Description: A traditional restaurant with a rich menu of regional cuisine.
This plan will help you see the main attractions of Weimar in two days. Enjoy your trip!
