Weimar - Park on the Ilm

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.

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).

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).

High above the west bank of the Ilm is the Roman House (Römisches Haus; 1791-97), designed by Goethe for Duke Carl August.