Private Eisleben City Tour – In Luther's Footsteps from Birth to Death

Luther
Geburtshaus
Sterbehaus
Reformation
Mansfelder Land

SAXONY-ANHALT · GERMANY

Discover the Luther town of Eisleben at your own pace with our licensed guide: Luther's Birth House and Death House (UNESCO World Heritage), St. Peter and Paul's Church where he was baptised, and St. Andrew's Church on the market square. Completely private and tailored to you.

• ⏱ 7 hours
• 👥 Private – your group only
• € 560 for up to 8 people
• 🗣 English · German · Turkish

Why Eisleben?

Eisleben is where the reformer's life began and ended: Martin Luther was born here on 10 November 1483 and died here on 18 February 1546. Since 1996 his birth house and death house, together with the Luther Memorials in Wittenberg, have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For centuries the town was shaped by copper shale mining in the Mansfeld region. Since 1946 it has officially been named 'Lutherstadt Eisleben'.

Route

• Luther's Birth House (UNESCO)
  The house where Luther was born in 1483 is one of the oldest museums in the German-speaking world. An exhibition presents Luther's family and life around 1500 (admission not included).
• St. Peter and Paul's Church
  Luther was baptised in this church the day after his birth. Today it is designed as a 'Baptism Centre' with a baptismal font set into the floor.
• Market Square with Luther Monument
  Rudolf Siemering's Luther Monument stands in front of the town hall at the heart of the old town.
• St. Andrew's Church
  From the pulpit of this late-Gothic main church, Luther preached his last sermons shortly before his death.
• Luther's Death House (UNESCO)
  This museum on Andreaskirchplatz recalls Luther's last days in 1546; its exhibition explores dying and death in the Reformation era (admission not included).
• St. Anne's Church
  This church in Eisleben's Neustadt belonged to an Augustinian monastery and is known for its 16th-century stone picture Bible.
• Optional: Old Town Walk
  A stroll through the lanes of the old town with its townhouses and a look at traces of mining history in the Mansfeld region.

Tour information

Guide languages

English, German, Turkish

Duration

Approx. 7 hours – private, extendable and tailored to you.

Difficulty

Short distances in the compact old town, partly cobbled with gentle slopes. The walk to St. Anne's Church is somewhat longer.

Age group

Suitable for all ages – ideal for families, couples and groups of friends.

Meeting point

Meeting point by arrangement, e.g. at the Luther Monument on the market square or your hotel in the town centre.

Included

• Approx. 7-hour private tour with a licensed guide
• Individual route planning
• Headset system for groups of 16 or more

Not included

• Admission fees and donations (museums, palaces, churches)
• Travel and transfers
• Meals, drinks and tips
• Personal expenses

What to bring

Comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, sun or rain protection and a camera or smartphone for souvenir photos.

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