Museos Municipales de Wetzlar Casa de Jerusalén

Experiencia fantástica: Una presentación muy interesante. Conocimientos complementarios. Y la encantadora joven era en sí misma una obra de arte. Vale la pena visitar, sin duda.

Experiencia fantástica: Sehr schönes und gut erhaltenenes Fachwerkhaus. Mit dem Ticket für 3€ kann man auch das Lottehaus besuchen. Das Ticket ist 1 Jahr gültig.

Experiencia positiva: In diesem wunderschönen Fachwerkhaus spielte sich einst ein Drama ab. Hier verübte Karl Wilhelm Jerusalem Selbstmord. Diese Tragödie hat Goethe in seinem Buch "Die Leiden des jungen Werther" als Vorlage genutzt. Dieses Haus hat also eine auch eine literatische Bedeutung die bis in unsere Zeit hinein wirkt. Die Spuren Goethes sind hier in der Altstadt wirklich überall spürbar.

Experiencia fantástica: W muzeum nie byliśmy. Sam budynek jest piękny z zewnątrz i zasługuje na uwagę także z tego powodu, że to właśnie tutaj w drugiej połowie XVIII wieku zastrzelił się sekretarz poselstwa Brunszwiku Karl Jerusalem, który stał się pierwowzorem młodego Wertera Goethego.

Experiencia fantástica: Wunderbar

Experiencia fantástica: Kulturhistorische Bedeutung , sehr nette , kundige Führung

Experiencia fantástica: This Historical house Jerusalemhaus was built at the end of the 17th century. Wetzlar printer and publisher Georg Ernst Winckler and his family moved into this house in 1694. The simpler jutting window to the left was added on in 1742. It was in this house that the Brunswick legation secretary Karl Wilhelm Jerusalem (1747-1772) shot himself on October 30, 1772. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, who spent the summer of 1772 in Wetzlar, intertwined his own experiences in Wetzlar with the tragic fate of Jerusalem to create his epistolary novel The Sorrows of Young Werther, first published in 1774. A small museum dedicated to Karl Wilhelm Jerusalem, Goethe’s Werther, is located in the second floor of the building, which was renovated in 1986/1987. It's about 20 minute walk from the Lottehaus. Strongly recommended.

Experiencia fantástica: This Historical house Jerusalemhaus was built at the end of the 17th century. Wetzlar printer and publisher Georg Ernst Winckler and his family moved into this house in 1694. The simpler jutting window to the left was added on in 1742. It was in this house that the Brunswick legation secretary Karl Wilhelm Jerusalem (1747-1772) shot himself on October 30, 1772. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, who spent the summer of 1772 in Wetzlar, intertwined his own experiences in Wetzlar with the tragic fate of Jerusalem to create his epistolary novel The Sorrows of Young Werther, first published in 1774. A small museum dedicated to Karl Wilhelm Jerusalem, Goethe’s Werther, is located in the second floor of the building, which was renovated in 1986/1987. It's about 20 minute walk from the Lottehaus. Strongly recommended.

Experiencia fantástica: Tolle Museen mit netten Mitarbeitern

Experiencia fantástica: Absolut sehenswert

Experiencia positiva: Schln

Experiencia fantástica: Ein Besuch lohnt sich