Münzmeisterhaus

the building and the use as a pharmacy dates back to the 15th century.

Prince Albert (husband to Queen Victoria) was a prince of Saxe-Coburg.

You will see remnants of Gothic paintings and in front a very large epitaph, which was donated by Duke Casimir of Saxe-Coburg to his parents.

Mixture of styles. In the inner courtyard you can see the baroque additions, and when you go further the castle will show you its neo-gothic exterior on the Schloßplatz. Please by a ticket for a guided tour. There are very interesting rooms, like the 'hall of giants', the ducal living rooms and others. And a lot of stories about the princesses and princes from Coburg to hear.

from which you can see an amazing view of the city and surrounding hillside. Housed within there is a Veste Coburg Art Collections Museum. It is also the location where Martin Luther stayed while being declared an outlaw by the Holy Roman Empire.