Martin Luthers Sterbehaus

The Gothic architecture building contains multiple exhibition rooms displaying documents, artifacts, and personal items connected to Martin Luther's final days.

Martin Luther resided in this house during his last visit to Eisleben in 1546, where he spent three weeks mediating a dispute between local nobles.

The house forms part of the Luther Memorials UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserving the religious reformer's influence on Protestant Christianity.

Visitors can explore the building's restored medieval interiors through guided tours that detail Luther's theological discussions and final moments.

The residence contains Luther's original pulpit from the Stadtkirche and manuscripts documenting his final theological discussions known as Table Talks.

Location: Eisleben

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

Part of: Luther Memorials in Eisleben and Wittenberg

GPS coordinates: 51.52810,11.54430

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:35