Youth Hostel in Wittenberg-Lutherstadt - Travel Tips for HI hostel Wittenberg-Lutherstadt, Germany (Page 1/1)Book
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24 Aug 2009 Kelly, USA:
The potato restaurant with the bear was good (I forgot the name). Very friendly waitress and good food for cheap. |
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24 Aug 2009 Kelly, USA:
Most shops close early and aren't open on Sunday. Just enjoy a nice long meal and scroll or bike through town. I think that's the best thing to do to take in the feel of the town. There is a night tour with guys dressed up in Luther and city guard outfits but that was in German when I was there. |
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24 Aug 2009 Kelly, USA:
Definitely hire a bike for the day for 8 euros (ask info shop how to get there as the hostel has NO clue which is very weird in my opinion) and ride to all the museums and go through the park and visit the zoo if you have time. The zoo is small but cute and very clean. You can feed goats which I found fun. Make sure to visit Luther's church St. Marien, his house and the GDR/DDR museum. The tour guides in the museum are super friendly! I loved it! The bike shop guys are friendly as well. Regarding tours, the information shop, which is right across the street from the Castle church, has audio guides for rent in case you can't find an English tour guide (they only had German tour guides when I was there in August) . You can do 2 hours listening to the audio guide. It wasn't the best but if you want a tour, it's kind of the only choice you have. Beware, the information desk employees aren't very friendly or customer srvc-oriented. |
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24 Aug 2009 Kelly, USA:
Erfurt, Wartburg Castle, Eisleben and other Luther sites. I went to Berlin afterwards but would've loved to have been able to go to Erfurt at the very least. Enjoy your trip! and if you can help it stay at the Best Western or some other hotel. |
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22 Aug 2009 Iain, Scotland:
The DDR museum and the Hundertwasser school |
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22 May 2009 Kathy, USA:
Tante Emma's is right on the square and has wonderful and reasonable food! |
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22 May 2009 Kathy, USA:
Luther Haus and the two churches! We also received great benefit from connecting with the English Ministry going on in the summer in Lutherstadt-Wittenberg. |
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09 Aug 2008 Fumiko, Japan:
Martin Luther's museum. Wittenburg Castle. |
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09 Aug 2008 Fumiko, Japan:
Wittenburg is a small town, so you can't expect night time entertainment but can enjoy the local nature of the quiet small town. |
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| HI Hostel Wittenberg-Lutherstadt The hostel Wittenberg is located in the town famous all over the world as Martin Luther’s residence. Wittenberg is situated in the east of Saxony-Anhalt on the river Elbe. Nearby to the hostel you’ll find Wittenberg castle and the adjacent buildings are home of this newly opened youth hostel. One of the HI network of hostels in Germany, Wittenberg hostel looks forward to welcoming you! | more...... |
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