Weimar Goethe Gartenhaus

In the garden is the "stone of good luck". Johann Wolfgang von Goethe had it built. It is located next to his garden house in the park on the Ilm. The monument consists of a cube and a resting ball. The solid cube embodies stability and consistency and the bullet on it the unstable. The work is considered one of the first non-figurative monuments in Germany.
Depending on the park's woodland and viewing angle, Charlotte was able to see the stone of good luck from her room.
Thus, this monument is also referred to as a confession of love to Charlotte von Stein. (Weimar read)

Goethe's garden house was 1776 Goethe's first home in Weimar. In old age, the house became an important retreat for Goethe.

This garden house was Goethe's first home in Weimar. In 1886 the house was opened as a memorial. Today you can visit the restored garden house, where you get an insight into the dining room, the kitchen, the living room, study and bedroom.

The exact opening hours and prices can be found here: klassik-stiftung.de/einrichtungen/museen/goethes-gartenhaus

The Weimar city center is always worth a visit.

If you follow the Ilmtal Radweg (bicycle path), continuing in the direction of Bad Sulza, you can see the copy of the Goethe summer house there.

Goethe's garden house in the park on the Ilm to Weimar was a living and working place of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Since 1998 it belongs as part of the ensemble "Classical Weimar" to the UNESCO world cultural heritage (Wikipedia).

In fine weather, the Ilmpark can be very crowded. Attention with the bicycle because of the pedestrians.

A "must" for Goethe fans

A "MUST" for Goethfans.

Very nice landscaped garden

Weimar is always worth a visit

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It is beautifully landscaped park that you can enjoy in every season

Goethe's garden house right on the Ilmtal bike path in the Weimar Ilmpark invites you to linger.