NEW! Vacation Rental in Weimar

We invite you to enjoy a relaxing vacation in our vacation rental in the heart of Weimar, the City of the Classics. Our charming home is located a 10- to 15-minute walk from downtown Weimar and its many attractions. You can also easily take the bus to downtown (the bus stop is just 50 meters away). Apartment Amenities In this 25-square-meter vacation apartment, we offer a combined bedroom and living area (16 square meters) with a kitchen and a bathroom with a toilet. Two single beds at a comfortable height ensure a restful night’s sleep after you’ve thoroughly explored our beautiful city of Weimar. The beds can be arranged together or separately, whichever you prefer. A dining area, a spacious closet, and a TV round out the furnishings. Upon request, we’re happy to provide Wi-Fi access. An extra bed (e.g., a crib) can be added, although it might make the space a bit tight. However, several guests have already done this and were satisfied. Please let us know if you’re interested. If Weimar’s excellent culinary offerings aren’t quite to your taste, you’ll find everything you need for self-catering in the apartment’s small kitchen: stovetop, refrigerator, dishes, coffee maker, electric kettle, etc. In addition, you can't only enjoy a vacation with us but also experience true deep relaxation with a Reiki treatment. We look forward to hearing from you regarding this as well. The city of Weimar was designated an UNESCO World Heritage Site in December 1998. Not only Goethe, Schiller, Herder, and Wieland are part of the cultural heritage of the Weimar Classic period, but also the Bauhaus. Over 3 million tourists visit this cultural city every year, and for good reason: Countless sights, historic residences, museums, fountains, castles, parks and gardens, the Buchenwald Memorial, the German National Theater, the Culture and Congress Center, churches, and the Historic Cemetery. Those who enjoy cycling can explore the 124-km-long Ilm Valley Bicycle Trail. The city of Weimar has many markets. The traditional markets include: the Easter Market, the Flower Market, the Wine Festival, the Pottery Market, the Onion Market, and the Weimar Christmas Market.