6 entries found for "Wismar"

Goethe, Schiller, Gropius: Weimar is the star of Germany's and Europe's intellectual past and is intrinsically linked with big names. Both Weimar Classicism and the Bauhaus movement remain beacons of ...

Prinses Sophie van Oranje-Nassau – dochter van koning Willem II en Anna Paulowna – werd in 1842 uitgehuwelijkt aan aartsgroothertog Karel Alexander van Saksen-Weimar-Eisenach.

In 1789, under Goethe's influence, Duke Karl August initiated the rebuild of the classicist city palace and work began on designs for the Park on the Ilm, a picturesque parkland covering some 50 hecta...

Buchenwald near Weimar is the largest concentration camp memorial site in Germany. Its exhibitions, archive and library make it a powerful testimony to the Nazi atrocities.

Visit Goethe's former residence and the museum dedicated to the author for a look at two of the most significant testimonies to Classical Weimar and prepare to be amazed by the wealth of precious orig...

The River Isar starts off in the neighbouring country of Austria but makes its way to Germany, where it delights cyclists with views of the mountains, riverside meadows and idyllic little villages wit...