Volkshaus Weimar opens its doors: historical experience for everyone!

Transparenz: Redaktionell erstellt und geprüft.
Veröffentlicht am

On September 13th and 14th, 2025, the Volkshaus in Weimar will open its doors for free tours and invite you to get involved.

Am 13. und 14. September 2025 öffnet das Volkshaus in Weimar für kostenlose Führungen seine Pforten und lädt zur Mitgestaltung ein.
On September 13th and 14th, 2025, the Volkshaus in Weimar will open its doors for free tours and invite you to get involved.

Volkshaus Weimar opens its doors: historical experience for everyone!

A highlight in the Thuringian cultural scene is imminent: On September 13th and 14th, the historic Volkshaus in Weimar will open its doors to anyone interested. The demand for this “lost place” is enormous, as thueringen24.de reports. The free guided tours were fully booked within just 24 hours, meaning that the Volkshaus will be accessible to all visitors on both days from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., even without a ticket.

The events, which include several tours per hour, are a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in the history of the Volkshaus. Mayor Peter Kleine emphasizes how important it is to actively involve Weimar citizens in the future redesign of the Volkshaus. During the tours, visitors have the opportunity to contribute their own suggestions for the further development of the house. The Volkshaus, which represents an important part of Weimar's cultural history, has not only opened its doors but also its ears to the citizens.

A piece of Weimar history

Anyone interested in the history of the “Lost Places” in Thuringia will find a wealth of eerily beautiful places, including the impressive Volkshaus. According to travelicia.de, there are numerous abandoned buildings in Thuringia, such as the Sophienheilstätte in Bad Berka or the Ziemestal Bridge, all of which tell their own story and provide fascinating insights into bygone times.

The Volkshaus is not only the only monument of its kind in Weimar, but is also very popular among the numerous “lost places” in the Free State. These include, among others, the ruins of the Georgenthal monastery and Walter Ulbricht's former guest house, both of which bear witness to Thuringia's eventful history.

Special events in the Volkshaus

The program surrounding the opening of the Volkshaus is varied and, in addition to the guided tours, also offers a small supporting program. Culture comes to life here, and visitors can at the same time experience the charm of a building steeped in history. Whether history lovers or curious walkers, everyone is invited to take a look behind the scenes of this impressive building. And if you would like to find out more about the Volkshaus, you can find detailed information on the official website volkshaus-stadt-weimar.de.

Take the opportunity to visit this fascinating place and exchange ideas with other Weimar residents. Because as the saying goes? There's something going on in the Volkshaus!