Augustinian Monastery
The monastery and the church of the Augustinian hermits were built around 1300. Today this monastery is a memorial to Luther and serves as an internationally renowned conference centre.
Martin Luther, the famous Augustinian monk, was admitted to the monastery in 1505. He stayed here until 1511. It is said that Erfurt was the young Luther's spiritual home.
Service provided for: wheelchair users, people with restricted mobility, deaf people, people with hearing impairments
Special individual assistance for disabled visitors
Augustinian Monastery
- Wheelchair user
- Walking handicapped person
- Family with little Children
- Elderly people
- Blind
Augustinian Monastery
Augustinerstraße 10
99084 Erfurt
Telephone: +49 (0) 361 / 57 66 00
Telefax: +49 (0) 361 / 57 66 099
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Video-guide tour in German sign language for deaf visitors to Erfurt
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