Lutherstadt Wittenberg - Private Historic walking tour

Visiting the Old Town Hall located at the Market Square offers an opportunity to witness the presence of the Hamlet House. In addition, one can explore tombs situated within the Castle Church, while also visiting the Luther House for insights into a 16th-century university structure.

The property is situated near the train station within the bustling market square. Upon arrival, visitors shall proceed towards the Old Town Hall, centrally located in the Historic Old Town. This venue hosts an array of culinary delights and retail opportunities throughout their journey.

Subsequently, one may explore the Stadtkirche, a historic church where Martin Luther and Johannes Bugenhagen delivered sermons. Dating back to the year 1187, it was initially constructed from wood before being transformed into its current structure. This architectural gem has been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Proceeding further, the visitor will encounter the Tombs within the Castle Church, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Constructed during the early 16th century, this edifice features a blend of late-Gothic architectural elements designed by architect Conrad Pflüger, alongside the work of various artistic contributors.

Continuing onward, the pathway leads to Cranach Hoefe, where Lucas Cranach the Elder’s extensive oeuvre can be admired. Within this location, one may observe the Printing Press and Painting School housed in the Cranach House and the adjacent Cranach Courtyard.

Concluding the tour, the property invites one to visit the Lutherhaus, a museum dedicated to Martin Luther. This establishment serves as a repository for his personal belongings and historical artifacts. Additionally, a glimpse into the history of the local university system can be experienced through the exploration of a 16th-century building.