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Photo: Torsten Schleese, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
This museum documents the life as it was during the socialist years after WW II until the 1980s.
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City hall built in 1535, rebuilt almost completely in 1926-28. Changing exhibitions. Memorials with statues of Martin Luther and Philip Melanchthon in the town square.
Town Church
The oldest building in the town, with an altar painted by Lucas Cranach.
Castle Church
Where Luther allegedly posted his 95 Theses. Martin Luther and his fellow reformer, Philipp Melanchthon are buried inside.
Historic university, opened in 1502, closed in 1817. Today used as a congress center for scientists.
Renaissance building where Phillip Melanchton lived and worked.
The largest museum of the Protestant Reformation worldwide. Where else would you expect to find it?