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The Wartburg is a medieval castle in Thuringia, Germany, near the city of Eisenach. It was built in 1067 on a small and rugged rock 220 m above Eisenach. The castle was sieged several times but never conquered.The Wartburg is a very important castle in german history: the clerical reformer Martin Luther lived here from 1521 to 1522 while he translated the New Testament of the Bible into German. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe visited the Wartburg several times, on his initiative the castle was restorated the first time. The castle was a literary site, too, mostly known through the "Tannhaeuser" by Richard Wagner. In the year of the German Revolution (1848), revolutionary students met at the castle for a political celebration, the famous Wartburgfest. Ludwig II. of Bavaria took the Wartburg as the archetype for his castle Neuschwanstein. Since 1999 the Wartburg is a World Heritage Site. Model ©2010 Johan Wagner http://www.rotorlabs.com |
The Wartburg is a medieval castle in Thuringia, Germany, near the city of Eisenach. It was built in 1067 on a small and rugged rock 220 m above Eisenach. The castle was sieged several times but never conquered.The Wartburg is a very important castle in german history: the clerical reformer Martin Luther lived here from 1521 to 1522 while he translated the New Testament of the Bible into German. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe visited the Wartburg several times, on his initiative the castle was restorated the first time. The castle was a literary site, too, mostly known through the "Tannhaeuser" by Richard Wagner. In the year of the German Revolution (1848), revolutionary students met at the castle for a political celebration, the famous Wartburgfest. Ludwig II. of Bavaria took the Wartburg as the archetype for his castle Neuschwanstein. Since 1999 the Wartburg is a World Heritage Site. Model ©2008-2009 Johan Wagner http://www.rotorlabs.com |
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Die Wartburg ist eine mittelalterliche Burg in der Nähe der Stadt Eisenach in Thüringen,Deutschland. Sie wurde 1067 auf einem rauen, schmalen Berggrat 220 m über Eisenach erbaut. Die Burg wurde viele Male belagert aber nie erobert. Die Wartburg ist eine sehr wichtige Burg in der deutschen Geschichte: der kirchliche Reformer Martin Luther lebte hier von 1521 bis 1522, als er das Neue Testament der Bibel erstmals ins Deutsche übersetzte. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe besuchte die Burg mehrere Male, auf seine Initiative hin wurde die Wartburg auch erstmals restauriert. Die Burg ist ausserdem ein literarischer Ort, am Bekanntesten sicher durch Richard Wagners "Tannhäuser". 1848, im Jahr der Deutschen Revolution, trafen sich hier revolutionäre Studenten für eine politische Feier, dem berühmten Wartburgfest. Ludwig II. von Bayern nahm die Wartburg als Vorbild für sein Schloß Neuschwanstein. Seit 1999 ist die Wartburg UNESCO Weltkulturerbe. Model ©2010 Johan Wagner http://www.rotorlabs.com |
Die Wartburg ist eine mittelalterliche Burg in der Nähe der Stadt Eisenach in Thüringen,Deutschland. Sie wurde 1067 auf einem rauen, schmalen Berggrat 220 m über Eisenach erbaut. Die Burg wurde viele Male belagert aber nie erobert. Die Wartburg ist eine sehr wichtige Burg in der deutschen Geschichte: der kirchliche Reformer Martin Luther lebte hier von 1521 bis 1522, als er das Neue Testament der Bibel erstmals ins Deutsche übersetzte. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe besuchte die Burg mehrere Male, auf seine Initiative hin wurde die Wartburg auch erstmals restauriert. Die Burg ist ausserdem ein literarischer Ort, am Bekanntesten sicher durch Richard Wagners "Tannhäuser". 1848, im Jahr der Deutschen Revolution, trafen sich hier revolutionäre Studenten für eine politische Feier, dem berühmten Wartburgfest. Ludwig II. von Bayern nahm die Wartburg als Vorbild für sein Schloß Neuschwanstein. Seit 1999 ist die Wartburg UNESCO Weltkulturerbe. Model ©2008-2009 Johan Wagner http://www.rotorlabs.com | | Description
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The Wartburg is a medieval castle in Thuringia, Germany, near the city of Eisenach. It was built in 1067 on a small and rugged rock 220 m above Eisenach. The castle was sieged several times but never conquered.The Wartburg is a very important castle in german history: the clerical reformer Martin Luther lived here from 1521 to 1522 while he translated the New Testament of the Bible into German. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe visited the Wartburg several times, on his initiative the castle was restorated the first time. The castle was a literary site, too, mostly known through the "Tannhaeuser" by Richard Wagner. In the year of the German Revolution (1848), revolutionary students met at the castle for a political celebration, the famous Wartburgfest. Ludwig II. of Bavaria took the Wartburg as the archetype for his castle Neuschwanstein. Since 1999 the Wartburg is a World Heritage Site. Model ©2010 Johan Wagner http://www.rotorlabs.com |
The Wartburg is a medieval castle in Thuringia, Germany, near the city of Eisenach. It was built in 1067 on a small and rugged rock 220 m above Eisenach. The castle was sieged several times but never conquered.The Wartburg is a very important castle in german history: the clerical reformer Martin Luther lived here from 1521 to 1522 while he translated the New Testament of the Bible into German. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe visited the Wartburg several times, on his initiative the castle was restorated the first time. The castle was a literary site, too, mostly known through the "Tannhaeuser" by Richard Wagner. In the year of the German Revolution (1848), revolutionary students met at the castle for a political celebration, the famous Wartburgfest. Ludwig II. of Bavaria took the Wartburg as the archetype for his castle Neuschwanstein. Since 1999 the Wartburg is a World Heritage Site. Model ©2008-2009 Johan Wagner http://www.rotorlabs.com | | Description
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The Wartburg is a medieval castle in Thuringia, Germany, near the city of Eisenach. It was built in 1067 on a small and rugged rock 220 m above Eisenach. The castle was sieged several times but never conquered.The Wartburg is a very important castle in german history: the clerical reformer Martin Luther lived here from 1521 to 1522 while he translated the New Testament of the Bible into German. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe visited the Wartburg several times, on his initiative the castle was restorated the first time. The castle was a literary site, too, mostly known through the "Tannhaeuser" by Richard Wagner. In the year of the German Revolution (1848), revolutionary students met at the castle for a political celebration, the famous Wartburgfest. Ludwig II. of Bavaria took the Wartburg as the archetype for his castle Neuschwanstein. Since 1999 the Wartburg is a World Heritage Site. Model ©2010 Johan Wagner http://www.rotorlabs.com |
The Wartburg is a medieval castle in Thuringia, Germany, near the city of Eisenach. It was built in 1067 on a small and rugged rock 220 m above Eisenach. The castle was sieged several times but never conquered.The Wartburg is a very important castle in german history: the clerical reformer Martin Luther lived here from 1521 to 1522 while he translated the New Testament of the Bible into German. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe visited the Wartburg several times, on his initiative the castle was restorated the first time. The castle was a literary site, too, mostly known through the "Tannhaeuser" by Richard Wagner. In the year of the German Revolution (1848), revolutionary students met at the castle for a political celebration, the famous Wartburgfest. Ludwig II. of Bavaria took the Wartburg as the archetype for his castle Neuschwanstein. Since 1999 the Wartburg is a World Heritage Site. Model ©2008-2009 Johan Wagner http://www.rotorlabs.com |
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