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A beautiful view. Especially when the sun is shining like this. 🌞🦊🙏

Please keep the environment clean.

East of Stotternheim stands the Luther Stone. On July 2, 1505, Martin Luther was walking back to Erfurt from his parents' home in Mansfeld when he was caught in such a violent thunderstorm near Stotternheim that he feared for his life. Completely overwhelmed and terrified, he is said to have cried out: "Help me, St. Anne, I will become a monk!" Today, this spot near Lake Stotternheim is considered the turning point of the Reformation. Just 15 days after this event, on July 17, 1505, Martin Luther entered the Augustinian monastery in Erfurt. A year later, he took his monastic vows. In 1917, to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the Reformation, a citizen of Erfurt donated a memorial stone made of Swedish granite, which was erected at the location, according to historical accounts, most likely where the lightning struck, and is situated in a small park. 🦊

if you don't know where it is we would have walked past

A peaceful place to unwind. There are plenty of benches for those who want to linger. Ideal for planning a break.

very nice place to unwind; far from traffic

In addition to the historical background, there is also a nice resting place 👍.

Here Luther was "enlightened" by a lightning strike