Wartburg Castle, located close to Eisenach in Thuringia, is also known as "The Castle of the Germans". But why? DW's Hannah Hummel shows you around the castle, which is more than 1,000 years old. A fascinating journey to the times of minstrels, knights and ladies of castles - and to the famous Protestant Martin Luther, who translated the bible at Wartburg Castle. Have you ever heard of the castle of the Germans? | DW Travel

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✨ Did you know that Thuringia has the highest density of castles and palaces in Germany? 🏰 Since reunification, many of these historic buildings have been restored to their former glory. After that, the region has developed into a true cultural jewel - ideal for your next trip to Thuringia! Discover the impressive history and architecture amidst picturesque landscapes. 🌳 📹 majagronholdt #germanytourism #visitgermany #germany35reunified #stayalittlebitlonger | Germany Tourism

Discover Thuringia – from Weimar, the former home of Goethe and Schiller, to Eisenach, featuring Martin Luther’s refuge, the Wartburg Castle! The Federal Republic of Germany was founded 75 years ago – making this the perfect occasion for us to present you with touristic highlights from all 16 states.⁠ #VisitGermany #thüringen | DW Travel

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