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   03691, 036920, 036928. Vehicle registration. WAK, EA. Website. www.eisenach.de. Eisenach ( German pronunciation: [ˈaɪzənax] ⓘ) is a town in Thuringia, Germany with 42,000 inhabitants, located 50 kilometres (31 miles) west of Erfurt, 70 km (43 miles) southeast of Kassel and 150 km (93 miles) northeast of Frankfurt.

2. www.germansights.com › eisenachEisenach Germany - history and information from German Sights

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   Eisenach is a pleasant small town in western Thuringia with connections to some very famous people. It is located around 50 kilometres to the west of Erfurt. It is one of the locations where Martin Luther spent his formative years and can also boast of being the birthplace of composer Johann Sebastian Bach. The market square in Eisenach, Germany.

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   • Pat M. Parrish, FL 274 contributions. Worthy to visit it. Interesting palace because Martin Luther stayed in it for 10 months translating the New Testament to German so common people understood the Bible.
   • Mvanting. Middelfart, Denmark 504 contributions. Amazing experience. Loved this walk through a gorge that just becomes slimmer and slimmer so in the end you can barely pass.
   • Knotwilg71. Ghent, Belgium 57 contributions. Best museum I have seen in a while. Be sure to spend time upstairs if you are more interested in the music than in life in his time.
   • hans-jaguar. Santa Comba Dao, Portugal 22,319 contributions. Visit Eisenach - Car Museum. Automobile Welt Eisenach is a car museum located in the old East German town of Eisenach adjacent to the banks of the Hörsel river.

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5. www.eisenach.info › enTourist-Information Eisenach

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   Offizielle Tourist-Information der Wartburgstadt Eisenach. Stadtführungen, Hotels, Pensionen, Ferienwohnungen oder Tickets für Museen und Theater bekommen Sie bei uns.

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   E isenach, Germany is an important Luther city for several reasons: Martin Luther attended Latin school in Eisenach for three years, starting at age 15. After being declared a heretic and outlaw in 1521, Luther hid out in Eisenach's Wartburg Castle for 300 days (during which time he translated the New Testament into German and produced a stack ...

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7. en.wikivoyage.org › wiki › EisenachEisenach – Travel guide at Wikivoyage

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   Eisenach is a city in Thuringia, Germany. It is famous both as the birthplace of the Baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach, as well as the city where Martin Luther lived as a child. It was while he was staying at Wartburg Castle that he translated the New Testament into German.

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   Where is Eisenach located?

   • Eisenach is located on the Bundesautobahn 4 from Frankfurt in the west to Erfurt and Dresden in the east. Since 2010, the Autobahn has been moved to a new route farther away from the town to protect the residents from noise and air pollution. Moreover, it was not possible to expand the old route because of the mountainous topography.

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   Why is Eisenach so famous?

   • It is famous both as the birthplace of the Baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach, as well as the city where Martin Luther lived as a child. It was while he was staying at Wartburg Castle that he translated the New Testament into German. Eisenach is well connected by Deutsche Bahn (DB) trains, from RB regional trains to IC and ICE trains.

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   Where did Eisenach come from?

   • Eisenach's origin and early history is unknown. An 8th century Frankish settlement near Petersberg hill is regarded as the nucleus of Eisenach. However, there are no written sources about that early period. According to legend, Louis the Springer began in 1067 to establish Wartburg castle above the settlement. : 139

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   Why did Eisenach become part of East Germany?

   • Eisenach was bombed heavily at the end of the Second World War and occupied by American troops. However following the treaty at the end of the war, the town became part of the Russian-occupied zone and later part of East Germany (with the border running only a few miles away from the town).

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   Apr 12, 2024 · Eisenach, nestled in the heart of Germany’s Thuringian Forest, is a city steeped in a rich tapestry of historical significance that predates even the Middle Ages. Its roots can be traced back to the 6th century when the region was inhabited by the Thuringii tribe, which gave Thuringia its name.