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Weimar, Germany

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Herzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek in Weimar: library founded in 1691 with famous Rokoko hall

Goethes Gartenhaus: Goethe's garden cottage in the park in Weimar

Staircase inside the Bauhaus university designed by Henry van de Velde: Unsesco World Heritage

Stadtschloss Weimar / noble residence

View of Erfurt town center in winter

Krämerbrücke: a bridge accross the river Gera entierly covered with old houses

Krämerbrücken /grocer's bridge in Erfurt

Saale valley

Dornburger Schlösser, Saale-Valley

Jena "Lichtstadt" - City of Light"

Hainich with treetop trail / Baumwipfelpfad

Thüringer Wald

Park an der Ilm

Goethe and Schiller in front of the Nationaltheater

Belvedere

Platinum

Member since

2012

Open for exchange

Exchange dates	Duration
January 03, 2022 - December 31, 2022	3 days
lange Wochenenden in Deutschland
October 15, 2022 - October 31, 2022	2 weeks
One to two weeks in Europe.

Flat in Weimar, Germany

We live in a comfortable 112qm / 4 bedroom apartment in an old villa in a good and quiet area not far from Weimar city center. It has a nice garden where summer guests will also be able to harvest fruit and vegetables. There is a tree house for the kids to play. One small bedroom is apart from the main apartment one flight up the stairs.
Weimar is Germany's city of classics and was Europe's cultural capital in 1999. It is mostly known as the home of Germany's most famous poets Goethe and Schiller, whose residences you can visit. The original Bauhaus was founded here and the Belgian arcitect Henry van de Velde built a number of houses. Weimar has an inner city castle, the Anna Amalia library with its famous Rokoko hall is one of the oldest libraries in Europe. There are several beautiful parks along the river Ilm and around the Belvedere castle. The river Saale with its vinyards and castles is not far. Right behind our house the Feininger bike route starts where you can bike along places where the painter Lionel Feininger found his images.
A sad but important sight is the concentration camp Buchenwald.
The cities of Erfurt and Jena are not far (both 30 minutes drive), but you can also visit Leipzig and Dresden if you are willing to drive a bit longer (one and a half to two hours drive).

2 Adults
3 Children
13 Exchanges made

Occupation

project and event manager working with refugees
city development

Our Home

House Type: Flat
Floor: 1
Environment: In a small town
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 1
Sleeping Capacity: 7
Living Area: 112 m2

References

In my house

Pets - Not allowed
Small children - Allowed

Exchange Types

Long-term exchange wanted
Non-simultaneous exchange
Home exchange
Hospitality exchange

Indoor

Free internet access
Computer available
Hot tub or jacuzzi
Central heating
Baby equipment
Toys and games
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Clothes dryer
Piano
Guitar

Outdoor

Garden
Balcony
BBQ
Bicycles: 2

Facilities

No smoking
Pet care wanted

Our Destination Wish List

Open for all offers
Ireland
Denmark
Sweden
Frankreich
Schweiz
Österreich
Slovenia
Italy
Europe

Spoken Languages

English
Français
Deutsch

Weimar is Germany's city of classics and was Europe's cultural capital in 1999. It is mostly known as the home of Germany's most famous poets Goethe and Schiller, whose residences you can visit. The original Bauhaus was founded here and the Belgian arcitect Henry van de Velde built a number of houses. Weimar has an inner city castle, the Anna Amalia library with its famous Rokoko hall is one of the oldest libraries in Europe. There are several beautiful parks along the river Ilm and around the Belvedere castle. The river Saale with its vinyards and castles is not far. Right behind our house the Feininger bike route starts where you can bike along places where the painter Lionel Feininger found his images.
In 2017 we celebrate 500 years of Reformation by Martin Luther in Weimar and the whole region: https://r2017.org/
A sad but important sight is the concentration camp Buchenwald.
The cities of Erfurt and Jena are not far (both 30 minutes drive), but you can also visit Leipzig and Dresden if you are willing to drive a bit longer (one and a half to two hours drive).

http://www.weimar.de/tourismus/homepage/
http://www.erfurt-tourismus.de/home/
http://www.jenatourismus.de/de/startseite/307918
http://www.nationalpark-hainich.de/
www.thueringer-wald.com
http://www.thueringen.info/saaletal-infos.html
http://www.thueringen-tourismus.de/urlaub-hotel-reisen/index.html
www.wartburg-eisenach.de
http://www.drei-gleichen.de/