Weimar attractions

This self-guided audio tour will let you discover the city and its cultural greats as you walk the streets at your leisure. You’ll learn more about the artists, writers and composers who lived here as you listen to stories about the past and the places you visit. You’re free to choose your itinerary, with stops on the tour including the former homes of Schiller, Liszt and Goethe, as well as the Rococo Belvedere Palace. Throughout the tour you’ll gain insights into the places you see.

This self‑guided scavenger hunt lets you explore Erfurt at your own pace. You’ll start anytime (24/7) with no guide or schedule. Pause to take photos at Erfurt City Hall or step into the Naturkundemuseum, then resume the game whenever you like—even the next day. It’s designed for couples, families and groups and can also serve as a team‑building activity. The Complete City package gives you an interactive game that guides you through more than ten major attractions and a few hidden gems. As you solve puzzles, you’ll learn the history and local legends linked to each site and get hand‑picked insider tips for nearby restaurants and shops. Along the route you’ll encounter the Angermuseum and the Luther‑Denkmal, visit the Stadtmuseum Erfurt “Haus zum Stockfisch”, cross the Krämerbrücke and pass Zum Breiten Herd. You’ll also move through the area around Erfurt City Hall and the Naturkundemuseum before arriving at Domplatz to see Erfurt Cathedral and St. Severi church.

After being greeted by your guide, the tour of Saalfeld’s old town will begin. As you move through the historic streets and squares, you will visit the central sights and hear exciting details about Saalfeld’s history. Along the way your guide will explain architectural features and local stories that put the town’s past into context, helping you understand how the place evolved and what makes it distinctive today. The walk will finish in the city centre and will leave time for individual questions or for you to continue exploring on your own. You will have the chance to follow up on anything that caught your interest, take photos, or wander further into the streets at your own pace.

This is a perfect activity for fans of walking trips and fictive crime cases. You’ll take part in an entertaining, interactive walking game built around a deep and exciting story. As you move through the route, the experience will combine challenge and fun for adults and for families with children older than 12 years. You’ll work together to solve the crime case as a team, in groups of 2–6 persons. The format is social and collaborative, so you can expect to discuss, puzzle out ideas and share the thrill of cracking the mystery with your companions. The experience is aimed at participants who enjoy immersive stories and problem-solving while exploring on foot.

With the combination ticket From gate to gate you have access to all the city gates of Saalfeld. You will step into a historic journey that follows the Nuremberg merchant Georg Pelzer in 1610 as he travels with his entourage along the old trade route towards Leipzig. Along the way you may learn about the misfortunes he faces and the question of whether they reach their destination in time. As you move through each gate, you will encounter different themes and stories. The Upper Gate conveys the risks of travel in earlier times. Darrtor presents tales of villains and executioners. Saaltor centres on a mysterious herb said to work against everything. At the Blankenburg Goal you will see how guilds and skilled craftsmen shaped the town’s life. Together, the gates offer a varied look at Saalfeld’s past and the people who once passed through its walls.

Weimar’s Christmas Market offers a festive walk through the town’s quaint squares, lit by twinkling Christmas lights. As you move through the market, you’ll pass rows of wooden stalls where vendors sell spiced mulled wine, handmade decorations, chocolate-covered fruit, cinnamon pastries, roasted almonds and other local delicacies. Along the way, a local guide will share knowledge of the past and present of these Christmas traditions, explaining their origins and what makes Weimar’s market special. The pace will let you take in the atmosphere, pause at stalls that catch your eye and enjoy the sights and smells of the season as you explore the heart of the market.

Explore Erfurt at your own pace with a scavenger-hunt style guided city tour. You can begin whenever you like and bring as many people as you wish; the provider recommends up to 10 people per box. Working together, you will solve tasks at each stop as you make your way through the city and aim to reach the Unpacked city. Along the route you will encounter 11 stations that highlight Erfurt’s character, including the famous cathedral, the historic town hall and the shopping bridge. For the tour you will receive a noble metal box containing a start card and closed folding cards with tasks and interesting facts for each station. As you move through the streets, the tasks and facts will guide your exploration and add context to the places you visit.

In Weimar, the city of poets and philosophers in Thüringen, you will follow in the footsteps of some of Germany’s most important cultural figures. Around 3.5 million visitors come to the city each year to retrace Goethe’s life and work. Along the way you will hear how Weimar became a centre of high culture, philosophy and music and learn about the important friendship between Goethe and Friedrich Schiller. The city’s wider connections to figures such as Franz Liszt, Bach and Friedrich Nietzsche provide further context to its intellectual history. As you walk through the town you will see Market Square and Democracy Square, then approach the celebrated Anna Amalia’s Library. You will stroll through Park an der Ilm and take in the exterior of Goethe’s House on Frauenplan, as well as Friedrich Schiller’s House. These stops will give a clear sense of Weimar’s cultural landscape and the places that shaped the lives and ideas of its famous residents.

Explore Weimar with a local and get a feel for the city's culture, lifestyle and history. As you move through the streets you'll see defining landmarks such as the Goethe's House Monument and the Duchess Anna Amalia Library, and you'll hear about Weimar's classical architecture and its rich literary legacy. The guide will help you understand the places that shaped the city and point out details you might otherwise miss. Along the way your local guide will share insider tips on the best cafes, restaurants and lively bars to try, helping you make the most of your stay. The experience stays personal and relaxed, with a maximum of 8 travellers so you can ask questions and enjoy the city at a comfortable pace.

In Weimar, this tour will lead you through the city's darker side, sharing anecdotes, rumours and true crimes as you move along a three-kilometre predefined route through the city and the park. You will hear about Goethe’s missteps alongside other mistakes by famous people, episodes of executions and spectacular art thefts, rebels who could not be silenced, stolen bones and empty coffins, and stories of strong women who left their mark on the town. Along the way you will take part in interactive tasks and a quiz that add an engaging, social element to the walk. The commentary will immerse you in lesser-known scandals and curious incidents, revealing well‑kept secrets of Weimar. The tour is available day or night and is designed to be flexible, so you can fit it into your plans without waiting times.

This outdoor activity in Weimar offers an exciting and romantic way to spend time with a partner or close friend. You will explore the old town and the park, following a specially created app and route that guides you between points of interest. Along the way you will solve fun tasks that relate to your own relationship, bringing a personal and playful element to the walk. As you move through the streets and green spaces of Weimar, the app-led route will prompt you with activities and questions that encourage conversation and shared moments. The experience concludes with a meal in a cosy atmosphere, so you will end the evening relaxed and together.

Explore Weimar at your own pace with a self-guided scavenger hunt that you can start whenever you like and enjoy with any number of people. A delivered box contains the starting point, sealed envelopes with puzzles and directions to the next station, and an information map filled with interesting facts about the sights. Along the way you’ll work your way through 11 stations, solving clues as you move between locations. Highlights include sites associated with Goethe, Schiller and Cranach, and the castle, all presented as part of the puzzle route. You may pause for a break whenever you want or spend extra time at any sight that interests you. The experience focuses on exploration and discovery, combining local history with hands-on challenges as you navigate the city.

A guided walk led by a local guide offers a clear introduction to Weimar. As you move through the city, you'll visit well-known landmarks such as the Goethe-Schiller-Denkmal and the Duchess Anna Amalia Library. Alongside these highlights, the route will include quieter corners and hidden gems known mainly to residents, which reveal the everyday charm of the city. Along the way, the guide will share insights into local products and traditions, and provide practical tips on where to eat, drink and how to get around. The small-group setting, with up to 8 travellers, keeps the experience personal and gives you the chance to ask questions and get tailored recommendations. This walk will leave you better oriented and confident to continue exploring Weimar on your own.

In Weimar you will stroll through the city's historic heart and take in its rich cultural legacy. The walk guides you along elegant squares and charming streets while you explore the places that shaped modern German culture. You will encounter the literary heritage tied to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich Schiller, and see how classical architecture and artistic movements have left their mark on the town. As you move through Weimar, you will admire magnificent palaces and historic churches and pass UNESCO World Heritage landmarks linked with the Bauhaus movement and the Weimar Republic. Along the way, your guide will place these sites in their wider cultural and historical context, helping you understand why the city became so influential in literature, art and politics. The route offers a clear sense of Weimar’s atmosphere and its role in European history, without assuming access to interiors or specific exhibitions.

This activity is perfect for anyone who enjoys hiking, exploring beautiful areas and solving puzzles. You’ll take part in a walk that mixes outdoor exploration with a puzzle-driven challenge, all tied together by an exciting story. It’s suitable for teams of 2–6 people, so you can take part with friends or family. As you move through the route you’ll use the clues and tasks to progress the narrative and unlock the next stage of the experience. The focus is on enjoying the scenery while working with your team to solve puzzles and follow the storyline. A special app will support you throughout the activity, helping to deliver the story elements and assist with the challenges as you explore.