Jünger-Haus Wilflingen, Literary museum in Langenenslingen, Germany
Jünger-Haus Wilflingen is a literary museum housed in a baroque building from 1728, displaying the original living and working spaces of German writer Ernst Jünger. The collection includes his personal library with thousands of books plus various objects from his daily life.
The building became Ernst Jünger's home in 1951 and remained his residence until his death in 1998. In January 1999, it was converted into a museum to make his legacy accessible to the public.
The house bears the name of renowned writer Ernst Jünger, whose personal world becomes visible here through preserved spaces. You can see how he lived and worked, surrounded by his books and collections.
The museum is located in a small village and can be easily reached on foot, though visiting hours are limited. It is worth checking the exact opening times in advance, as they differ between weekdays and weekends.
The museum preserves a remarkable collection of around 60,000 objects, including a beetle collection that reflects Jünger's interest in natural research. This scientific passion reveals a lesser-known side of the famous writer.
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