Eisenach Holidays

This UNESCO-listed medieval fortress sheltered Martin Luther as he translated the New Testament into German. Explore the Romanesque palace and Luther's Room while enjoying sweeping views of the Thuringian Forest.

Squeeze through the dramatic Dragon Gorge, where moss-covered walls narrow to just 68 centimetres wide. Wooden footbridges carry you over a pristine stream beneath towering rock formations draped in ferns.

Step inside the world's first Bach museum, where hourly concerts bring the composer's works to life. Relax in the innovative "bubble chairs" for an immersive listening experience in this musical time capsule.

Where Luther preached and Bach was baptized, this Gothic church echoes with musical and religious history. Attend a concert during the Thuringian Bach Weeks to experience its remarkable acoustics in a spiritual setting.

This medieval half-timbered house was once home to a young Martin Luther during his school years. Explore interactive exhibits, including a reconstruction of Luther's study and original Reformation artefacts.

This 12th-century Romanesque basilica, the last in Thuringia, stands beside the only surviving medieval town gate. Inside, visitors can admire the intricate altar from 1520 and modern gold-yellow glass windows.

Step inside this building to find out about the rich tapestry of history and inspect the largest collection of medieval carvings in the region of Thuringia.

Historic Karlsplatz showcases Eisenach's architectural heritage with its Nikolaikirche and Luther Monument. Relax at a local café while admiring the square's colourful buildings and serene atmosphere.