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Weimar - Park on the Ilm

The Park on the Ilm in Weimar, the layout of which was planned by Goethe, is a beautiful landscaped park in which nature and art are happily combined.

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Goethe's Garden House
On the east side of the Ilm can be seen Goethe's garden house, a plain 17th C building which was Goethe's home from 1776 to 1782 and which he frequently visited in later years. It contains the original furniture and other mementos.
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May 1 to October 31
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November 1 to April 30
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Liszt's House
In the Belvederer Allee, on the west side of the park, is the modest house originally occupied by the court gardener, in which Franz Liszt lived from 1869-86 (small exhibition of mementos).
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April 1 to October 31
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Museum of Prehistory
At Humboldtstrasse 11, on the south side of the old town, can be found the Posecksches Haus, a plain patrician house of the Goethe period, now occupied by the Museum of Prehistory and the Early Historical Period (Museum für Ur- und Frühgeschichte).
Roman House
High above the west bank of the Ilm is the Roman House (Römisches Haus; 1791-97), designed by Goethe for Duke Carl August.
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