Goethe-HausThe house where Johan Wolfgang von Goethe, Germany's
world-famous poet and writer, was born in 1749 is now a shrine to
his memory, preserved as an example of how the well-to-do lived in
Frankfurt in the late Baroque era. The house, which is a
reconstruction because the original was destroyed during the Second
World War, consists of two neighbouring half-timbered houses in
Grosser Hirschgraben, and is sited next to the Goethe Museum, which
contains a huge library of books, documents and graphics relating
to the poet. Address: GroĆ?er Hirschgraben 23-25 Website: www.goethehaus-frankfurt.de Telephone: (0)69 138 80-0 Transportation: U- and S-Bahn to Hauptwache and
Willy-Brandt-Platz Opening Time: Monday to Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday
10am-5:30pm Admission: EUR5 (adults); EUR1.50 (children 7-18) |