Goethe and Schiller Monument, Theaterplatz Weimar

Here in the DNT joined from 6 February 1919 to 21 May 1920, the Weimar National Assembly. The officially constitutional German National Assembly was the constituent parliament of the Weimar Republic. Venue was until September 1919 Weimar, not the politically heated Reich capital Berlin.
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The Hoftheater, once founded by Goethe, today offers a repertoire of classical to contemporary works in the fields of opera, plays and concerts. With around 600 performances a year, the Deutsches Nationaltheater, as the most prestigious stage in Thuringia, enriches the event calendar in Weimar.
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The Theaterplatz in Weimar, with its Goethe-Schiller Monument, is the forecourt of the German National Theater. It is part of the pedestrian zone of Weimar's old town and is a listed building in its entirety.On the west side of the square stands the National Theater, with the Goethe-Schiller Monument in front of it. The new Goethe Department Store occupies the north side.The House of the Weimar Republic and the Wittumspalais (Wittum Palace) share the east side.The south side is dominated by restaurants, although in house no. 1a, which partially still dates back to the time of its construction, Johanna Schopenhauer (1766–1838) occasionally held her literary salon.de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theaterplatz_(Weimar)