Goethe House Review

German Grand Wenhao Goethe was born in Frankfurt, his grandfather was once the mayor of Frankfurt. His former residence is also a German Romantic Museum, which displays many paintings and sculptures, and has a visual and audio-visual experience!

Germany Goethe's former residence, if you want to visit here, you can search the history of Goethe on the Internet. His former residence covers a large area, with 16 rooms in large and small, and the decoration is very European style. The kind of building is still relatively beautiful, If you all come, you can come and see

Gothic from birth to youth this period was spent in Frankfurt, the former residence gate is directly above the symbol of the Gothic family, there are three harps hidden among them, so here is also known as the Sanqinfu. Goth's writing habits were different from those of ordinary people, and he used to stand and write, and there was a table in the house for his writing.

Divas hit the road. Past and present life. It is said that the author wrote The Troubles of Young Witt in this building at that time. The former residence of Goethe, a great literary thinker of a generation, was rebuilt after World War II, but it has been visited continuously, and the influence of the thinkers has continued to this day.

The tickets for Goethe's former residence are seven euros for adults, divided into two parts: the former residence and the museum. It seems that audioguide can be rented. Museum is mainly Goethe's collection of paintings and sculptures, there is also a handwriting, before entering the door there is a paper in English to introduce the time and style of each room collection. There are souvenir shops, business cards, CD pens, cups and so on. Very good place. After all, there are not many scenic spots in Frankfurt. It is suggested to visit them carefully.

According to the map, I found the location of Goethe's former residence, and went around for a circle and circle. I didn't find it. I entered an exhibition hall in the middle. It was dark and there was no light. The old people on duty could only speak German, and there was no way to communicate in English. It is estimated that they are temporarily cramming Buddha feet to be on duty. I also blame me for the time of noon, and finally I didn't figure out where Goethe's former residence was. The photos were taken in the exhibition hall. There were familiar directions. I could find it again next month.