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Dec 31, 2023 · Great organ music and choir. No idea what the church service was all about... of course it is all in Deutsch. But we... 9. Stadtmuseum Jena. 39. Speciality Museums. By philippz693. A very interesting lokal Townmuseum, but not only lokal exponations, you can find also every 6 month a new exposition...
- Botanischer Garten
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- Botanischer Garten
Today, let's dive into the rich history of Jena. Start your morning with a visit to the Jena Museum. This small but fascinating museum showcases the town's heritage through exhibits and artifacts. Learn about the Native American tribes that once inhabited the area, the early settlers, and the development of Jena over the years.
- Vida y Viajes. Tennessee 1,961 contributions. Great experience. Great garden in the heart of the city. The plants are beautiful and the variety spectacular. The plants are labeled.
- BritneyNorthGermany. North Germany 122 contributions. Nice views. Very reasonably priced trip (€4.50) to the 28th floor with impressive views of the area. Also a hotel and restaurant at the top.
- Kate A. Dulwich Hill, Australia 22 contributions. Fantastic 360 degree viewpoint. We came here with the whole family from teenage kids to grandparents. Although it was in German (we are English speaking) it was still fascinating to view the shows.
- Friedi F. Jena, Germany 93 contributions. Nice hike from Jena. You can go up there almost the whole year. The hike is very nice and you got a good view around the area.
- Jentower
- Zeiss-Planetarium Jena
- Botanischer Garten
- Optical Museum Jena
- Stadtkirche St. Michael
- Fuchsturm
- Stadtmuseum & Kunstsammlung
- Napoleonstein
- Phyletisches Museum
- Schillers Gartenhaus
Jena’s modern landmark is this 144.5-metre skyscraper built as a research facility for VEB Carl Zeiss Jena. The tower went up in the 1970s with a design by East Germany’s foremost architect, Hermann Henselmann. To this day the JenTower is the tallest skyscraper in the former GDR states, and its observation platform at 128 metres is open every day. ...
Since you’re in the home city of Carl Zeiss you’d be remiss not to visit the planetarium. This is the oldest planetarium in the world still in business, having first opened its doors on 18 July 1926. The building was a precursor to Buckminster Fuller’s geodesic domes, using a Fuller-esque metal framework for its concrete shell. And while the venue ...
Jena has Germany’s second oldest botanical garden, the origins of which can be followed back to 1586 with the foundation of a medicinal garden (hortus medicus). The garden adhered to Carl Linnaeus’ new taxonomical rules from 1770 and that same decade became associated with Johann Wolfgang von Goethe who helped set up the Jena Institute of Botany. T...
If you’re wondering how Jena came to be the centre of Germany’s optical instruments industry this museum will fill you in. You’ll get in touch with the careers of 19th-century trailblazers like Carl Zeiss, Otto Schott and Ernst Abbe and track the development of lenses over eight centuries. The museum’s beginnings are interesting too: When Carl Zeis...
Jena’s main Protestant church has been at the heart of ecclesiastical life in the city for more than seven centuries. It was built in phases from the 1380s and once linked with a Cistercian monastery from the High Middle Ages. The choir came first, at the end of the 14th century, while the nave wouldn’t be started until 1474 and was completed in 15...
Also one of the Seven Wonders of Jena, the Fuchsturm (Fox Tower) is the keep of a medieval castle on the slopes of the 400-metre Hausberg mountain overlooking the city from the east. In the 10th century this castle was the easternmost Ottonian court, and was owned by a succession of ministeriales, powerful nobles whose families had humble histories...
On the north wall of the historic marketplace stands the Göhre, a half-timbered house with foundations laid in the 1200s. The building is named after Paul Göhre, who ran a wine tavern here at the turn of the century. The city’s museum had a few locations before moving into this building in 1988, and there’s a timeline on the stairway leading from J...
Military historians can venture onto the slopes of the Windknollen north of Jena, where the Battle of Jena-Auerstedt took place on 14 October 1806. And while the trek and view from this grassy hill may be glorious, that day more than 210 years ago was anything but pleasant. Upwards of 10,000 people died at this place alone. The Prussian defeat that...
This museum on phylogenetics was founded over a century ago by none other than the influential biologist Ernst Haeckel. The foundation stone had been laid on August 28 1907, Goethe’s birthday, while its Art Nouveau architecture has earned it listed status. The museum’s permanent exhibition is on the middle ground between art and science. The Medusa...
This museum preserves the house and garden that belonged to the playwright and national icon Friedrich Schiller at the end of the 18th century. Schiller picked the house for its large garden as he had health problems at the time and was recommended fresh air. During his stay he wrote one of his most famous works, Wallenstein, as well as sections of...
Very easily accessible from the city center. Very soothing and peaceful to spend an hour or two, or longer with a book or company. 2.50€ with a student discount. There’s a free audio guide, only a 10€ deposit is needed. Quite interesting. There’s a few halls (different climates, one tropical, one desert) and a pleasant outside areas.
Jan 20, 2019 · However, there are regular Open Days in Jena and it is often open during that time. The castle was mentioned first in 1305 and was founded by the Princes of Lobdeburg as well. What remains of the former castle area few ruins of former walls to the east and west.
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Dec 31, 2023 · 27. Speciality Museums. Founded by Ernst Haeckel, the Phyletisches Museum is a globally unique institution. It is not just a natural history museum, but has been, from the start, a place dedicated to illustrating the development…. 6. Schillers Gartenhaus. 32. Speciality Museums. By yomintyfresh.
