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Schiller Museum and Residence, Weimar

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    1. Weimar Market Square – Schiller Museum and Residence, Weimar loop from Weimar West

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    March 6, 2025

    In 1802, Schiller and his family moved into a house on the Esplanade that was built in 1777. He had it remodeled and after his death in 1805, his wife lived there until 1826. In 1847, the city of Weimar acquired the building, opened the first poet's memorial in Germany and in 1988 combined it with a new museum building, which now shows temporary exhibitions.

    You can find more information and opening times here: klassik-stiftung.de/schillers-wohnhaus.

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      October 8, 2024

      Schiller House and Museum, Weimar
      Friedrich Schiller spent the last three years of his life and work in the house on the Esplanade. The great dramas “The Bride of Messina” and “William Tell” were written here before the poet died in his study in 1805. The original desk and Schiller’s bed can still be seen there today.
      Text / Source: Klassik Stiftung Weimar
      klassik-stiftung.de/schillers-wohnhaus

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        December 5, 2016

        Friedrich Schiller (1759-1805) acquired the house in 1802 and moved in a short time later with his family. Unfortunately, he was granted no long time in this house, already in 1805 he died at this place after a serious illness.

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          December 18, 2018

          The Schillerhaus Weimar (also called Schiller's house) is a museum operated by the Klassik Stiftung Weimar in the former house of Friedrich Schiller (1759-1805) in Weimar.
          Since 1998 it has belonged to the UNESCO World Heritage (Wikipedia) as part of the "Classical Weimar" ensemble.

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            September 30, 2019

            Friedrich Schiller spent the last three years of his life in the town house on what was then the Esplanade. Today it is a museum and furnished in the style of the Schiller era with some original inventory.
            Source: Weimar.de

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              April 17, 2019

              General opening hours:

              Winter Tue - Sun 09.30 - 16.00

              Summer Tue - Sun 09.30 - 18.00

              Mon closed

              --> Schillerstrasse 12, 99423 Weimar

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                The Schillerhaus Weimar is a museum run by the Klassik Stiftung Weimar in the former home of Friedrich Schiller in Weimar. In 1988, the new building for the Schiller Museum was built behind the residential building, which is now used for special and temporary exhibitions by the Weimar Classic Foundation.

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                  August 22, 2022

                  Friedrich Schiller spent the last three years of his life and work in the house on the Esplanade. The great dramas “The Bride of Messina” and “William Tell” were written here before the poet died in his study in 1805. The original desk and Schiller’s bed can still be seen there today.
                  Closed on Mondays.

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                    April 17, 2019

                    General opening hours
                    Winter Tue - Sun 09.30 - 16.00
                    Summer Tue - Sun 09.30 - 18.00
                    Mon closed

                    Schillerstrasse 12, 99423 Weimar

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                      January 5, 2022

                      The Schillerhaus in Weimar is a museum operated by the Klassik Stiftung.

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                        February 22, 2019

                        Anyone who is looking for a classic gauge, and met Goethe everywhere and discovered Herder, should also make a detour to the Schiller.

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                          October 28, 2023

                          Friedrich Schiller purchased the house, built in 1777, on what is now Schillerstrasse in 1802 for himself and his family. He had to go into debt to raise the required purchase price. The family lived in the house until Charlotte von Schiller's death in 1826. In 1847 it became municipal property and in the same year became the first publicly accessible memorial to a poet in Germany. In 1945 it was badly damaged by a bomb attack, but reopened in 1946.
                          The furnishings combine authentic legacy items with analogous additions and contemporary interiors. It allows visitors to vividly experience the taste of the time, living conditions and the atmosphere of work, living and household life in Schiller's house.
                          The study, with its largely original furnishings, is the most authentic and most important room in the house. The poet completed his dramas "The Bride of Messina" and "William Tell" in this room. His last piece, "Demetrius," remained a fragment.
                          Schiller's house is in the same building complex as the Schiller Museum.


                          weimar.de/kultur/sehenswuerdigkeiten/museen-in-weimar/schillers-wohnhaus

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                            January 27, 2024

                            From 1802 to 1805, J. C. Friedrich Schiller lived in this house on what was then the Esplanade. It is also the house where Schiller died (May 9, 1805).
                            The esplanade that runs past it is now called Schillerstrasse. It was only built a few decades before Schiller bought the house, when the city fortifications were demolished in 1760-1765.

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                              June 19, 2020

                              His house is on the Weimar shopping street.

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                                May 18, 2024

                                Last place of life and work of Friedrich Schiller

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                                  May 20, 2024

                                  It is interesting and enlightening to compare the Goethe and Schiller houses directly. The living conditions of the two greats were very different.

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                                    September 18, 2017

                                    Just like the Goethe Wohnhaus a must when visiting Weimar.

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                                      August 26, 2024

                                      One museum follows the next, there is so much to see in Weimar 😳

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                                        August 10, 2020

                                        Certainly recommended for friends of poetry

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                                          April 3, 2019

                                          In the middle of the pedestrian zone with many banks you can familiarize yourself with the work of the great Schiller

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                                            April 22, 2022

                                            There are so many sights to see in Weimar. This is also one of the most important

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                                              October 6, 2020

                                              Schiller's house

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                                                Very unassuming. Would have walked past. If I hadn't marked it on the tour. Just like the Goethe House.

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                                                  April 18, 2022

                                                  A visit to the old town of Weimar is worthwhile 👍👌

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