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On his return journey from the Diet of Worms, Martin Luther stopped here on May 3rd and 4th, 1521 to visit relatives - his parents came from Möhra - and preached here on May 4th before continuing his journey.

On a hill at the edge of the village lies the small but charming Gothic church, which also serves as a cemetery chapel. The cemetery is located directly west of the church. This should be kept in mind when viewing the church from the outside. Martin Luther's parents lived here in Möhra until they moved to the Mansfeld region. Martin Luther himself preached here on May 3, 1521, upon his return from the Diet of Worms, before being "kidnapped" nearby and taken to Wartburg Castle. The rest is history ;-)

Located just before the "Altenberger See" camping park in Eisenach, this spot can be used as a good starting point for many hikes.

Camping, tenting, or a permanent house? Everything's possible. By the lake.

Since 2002, the village community center has housed the Luther Rooms, an exhibition about Martin Luther and his family in Möhra. Learn more about Luther's stay in 1521 and the significance of the place for the Reformation. Ideal for anyone who wants to gain deep insights into Luther's life in just a few steps. There's a small bakery next door.

Lutherplatz is ideal for a short stop to immerse yourself in the history of the Reformation. The surrounding area offers numerous photo opportunities, especially the Luther Monument against the picturesque backdrop of half-timbered houses. A visit is especially worthwhile for history buffs and photographers. There is also a stamping station here.

Erected in 1857, the monument commemorates Martin Luther's stay in Möhra in 1521. Sculptor Ferdinand Müller depicts Luther with a Bible and raised arm, and scenes from his life are depicted on the pedestal. Located directly next to the Luther Church and Luther House – a historic ensemble steeped in Reformation history.

This small village church is considered the birthplace of the Reformation in Thuringia. Its historic flair, simple architecture, and lovingly preserved details make a visit here particularly fascinating. It's ideal for anyone who wants to experience history up close and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.