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In the unique atmosphere of the originally furnished rooms, the family life of the Goethes and 18th century Frankfurt come alive. The Goethe-Haus has experienced a chequered history. It received its present appearance during the reconstruction of 1755/56.
The Goethe-House is among the most important memorial places dedicated to a German poet. It impressively documents the domestic surroundings in which the Goethe family lived. Johann Wolfgang Goethe spent his childhood and youth here and wrote his first important works here, too: “Götz von Berlichingen”; “The Sorrows of Young Werther ...
Goethe House. 1,118 reviews. #18 of 481 things to do in Frankfurt. Historic Sites. Closed now. 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Write a review. About. The house in which the legendary German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe lived his early years in invites you to discover the place and to learn more about life in the 18th century.
The 17th-century house in which he was born on Grosser Hirschgraben was destroyed during the Second World War but has been faithfully restored since then. On the ground floor, visitors can explore the kitchen and Goethe's mother's reception room. The library and his father's art collection are also open to the public.
Mar 28, 2019 · Frankfurt. Germany: A tour of the Goethe House in Frankfurt. Last updated: 03/28/2019. Check out what it's like to visit the Goethe House, museum of the famous German writer. It is located in Frankfurt, Germany and is full of memories. WHO WAS GOETHE.
Goethe House. Frankfurt. Art and History. 1/6. Overview. A writer’s house museum located in the Innenstadt district, it was the family residence of famour author Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. This is the only gallery completely dedicated to the Age of Geothe. Suggested Duration - 1-2 hours. What To Expect?
Where once Johann Wolfgang Goethe (1749 – 1832) lived with his painter friend Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein during his famous Italian journey, a unique museum has been established: the Casa di Goethe. Visit the permanent exhibition that is well worth seeing, discover Goethe’s versatility and make a foray into the 18th century.
