Hölderlinhaus

The Hölderlinhaus is a two-story building with traditional German features that contains original furniture and belongings of poet Friedrich Hölderlin. Its rooms include his study, living areas, and an extensive collection of historical documents.

Poet Friedrich Hölderlin lived in this house from 1807 to 1843, where he created many of his major works. His years here were marked by intense literary activity that shaped German poetry.

The house displays manuscripts, letters, and possessions that show how important Hölderlin's poetry was to German Romantic literature. Visitors can see the books and objects around him and understand how he spent his daily life.

The building is easy to access and displays the rooms where the poet lived and worked. Visitors should allow enough time to explore the exhibits and experience the atmosphere of the historic house fully.

The tower room upstairs, where the poet spent considerable time, preserves his original desk. This space remained the center of his creative work and has changed little over the centuries.