Swabian Dichterstrasse
The Schwäbische Dichterstrasse was a holiday route established in Baden-Württemberg in 1977/78 . It led from Bad Mergentheim to Meersburg. The Schwäbische Dichterstrasse had a brown inkwell with a quill on a white background as a symbol and identification mark. The literary state of Baden-Württemberg emerged from the Swabian Dichterstrasse - Europe's richest literary landscape with more than 90 permanent literary exhibitions that are financially and conceptually supported by the German Literature Archive in Marbach .
Museums and memorials
Bask
Schubart's Museum (Marktplatz 4): the exhibition in the Museum am Markt (Old Town Hall) shows documents on the life and work of the poet, musician and publicist Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart who grew up here . The theologian and writer Johann Gottfried Pahl is also remembered . Roßstraße 4: House of the Schubart family. Schubart officiated as organist in the Aalen city church, next to the church: the former Latin school that Schubart attended; the building opposite: the former Grüner Baum inn, valued by Schubart. In front of the train station: Schubart monument (formerly in the Bohlanlagen, Friedhofstraße).
Achstetten-Oberholzheim
Wieland memorial room in the birth house (Kirchstraße 7): memories of the poet, writer and publicist Christoph Martin Wieland , who was born here as the son of pastor Thomas Adam Wieland. You can see the church book with the baptism entry, a pedigree and a bust of the poet as well as editions of his works and pictures about his life. An enlargement of the memorial is planned. Above the front door of the house: memorial plaque with a portrait of Wieland, placed on the poet's 200th birthday in 1933.
Adelberg
Museum Klostervilla (Monastery 5): the exhibition on the history of the monastery contains a room for the agronomic writer Balthasar Sprenger , preceptor of the former monastery school and editor of the agricultural calendar. Johannes Kepler was a student of the monastery seminar (memorial plaque). Ulrichskapelle: grave of Balthasar Sprenger behind the altar.
Alpirsbach
Museum of City History (Ambrosius-Blarer-Platz 10): Memories of the reformer Ambrosius Blarer . Alpirsbach Monastery (Klosterplatz 1): 1556 - 1595 Protestant monastery school, place of activity of Ambrosius Blarer. In the calefactorium of the monastery: Museum with permanent exhibition on the history of the monastery.
Asperg
Hohenasperg Fortress : Württemberg state prison, the most famous prisoner was the poet and publicist Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart , who was held here for ten years without a court judgment. Other prisoners were: Johann Ludwig Huber , Friedrich List , Gustav Kolb , Karl August Mebold , Berthold Auerbach , Johannes Nefflen , Theobald Kerner . A museum on the history of prisoners and prisoners is due to open in July 2010.
Bad Boll
Blumhardt's Literature Salon in the Villa Vopelius ( Evangelical Academy Bad Boll ): the exhibition shows portraits, autographs and books from the time of Johann Christoph Blumhardt and Christoph Blumhardt . There are cultural-historical connections between them and Eduard Mörike , Ottilie Wildermuth , Ludwig Richter , Christian Buddenbrook ( Friedrich Mann ), Effi Briest ( Elisabeth von Ardenne ), Hermann Hesse , Gottfried Benn , Richard Wilhelm , Hermann Kutter and Karl Barth . On the Badfriedhof: the family graves of Johann Christoph Blumhardt and Christoph Blumhardt.
Baden-Baden
Literature museum in the garden house of the city library (Luisenstraße 34): memorial room for the writers Otto Flake , Werner Bergengruen , Reinhold Schneider , Franz Büchler and Georg Groddeck . The memorial room for Otto Flake is a reconstruction of his study. The narrator and essayist lived in Baden-Baden from 1828 until his death. Parts of his reference library and a picture documentation of his life and work complete the exhibition. The memorial room for Werner Bergengruen and Reinhold Schneider contains furniture and personal items, including first editions of the works of both authors. Bergengruen lived in Baden-Baden from 1858 until his death, Schneider was born as the son of a hotelier in Baden-Baden. The house where he was born, the Hotel Messmer, was demolished in 1956/57. The doctor and psychotherapist Georg Groddeck lived and practiced from 1899 in the Sanatorium Groddeck in the Villa Marienhöhe (Werderstrasse 14). As a famous fashion bath of the 19th century, Baden-Baden attracted many German and European writers and artists, including Georg Herwegh , Ernst Moritz Arndt , Karl August Varnhagen von Ense and his wife Rahel Varnhagen , Sulpiz Boisserée , Ludwig Tieck , Johann Peter Hebel , Gustav Schwab , Ludwig Uhland , Justinus Kerner , Berthold Auerbach , Nikolaus Lenau , Eduard von Keyserling and Gerhart Hauptmann . The publisher Johann Friedrich Cotta owned the Hotel Badischer Hof (now Steigenberger Badhotel Badischer Hof, Lange Strasse 47) since 1809. Among the Russian guests are Nikolai Gogol (Hotel Holland, Sofienstrasse 14), Fjodor Dostojewski (Gernsbacher Strasse) and Iwan Turgenjew (Fremersbergstrasse 47). Alfred de Musset , Gérard de Nerval , Alexandre Dumas the Elder came from France . J. (Englischer Hof, Hotel Atlantic), Honoré de Balzac (Badhotel Hirsch), Victor Hugo (Hotel Bären). Alfred Döblin worked from November 1945 to August 1953 as the Chargé de Mission of the French cultural administration (Hotel Stephanie, Römerplatz 2) and published his magazine Das goldene Tor here. City cemetery: graves of Otto Flake, Werner Bergengruen, Reinhold Schneider and the narrator and radio essayist Friedrich Bischoff .
Badenweiler
Chekhov-Salon Literary Museum in the Kurhaus (Luisenstrasse): the exhibition commemorates the Russian novelist Anton Chekhov , who stayed in Badenweiler for a cure in 1904 and died here of a serious lung disease. There are also other authors associated with Badenweiler: Stephen Crane , Annette Kolb , René Schickele , Hermann Hesse and Gabriele Wohmann . At Badenweiler Burgberg: Chekhov monument from 1908. Villa Hedwig: Hermann Hesse's accommodation.
Bad Liebenzell-Möttlingen
The Blumhardt memorial in Gottliebin-Dittus-Haus (Blumhardtstrasse 3) is dedicated to Pastor Johann Christoph Blumhardt , who became known for his prayer healings. Blumhardt's relationships with contemporary writers, especially Eduard Mörike, are also presented. Pastors Gottlieb Friedrich Machtolf and Christian Gottlob Barth , the writer and founder of the Calwer publishing association, are also presented. In the center of the village: Blumhardt's rectory and parish church with the tombstones of the Blumhardt children.
Bad Mergentheim
Mörike cabinet in the Deutschordensmuseum (Castle 16): the exhibition commemorates Eduard Mörike's stay in Mergentheim from 1844 to 1851. Among other things, Mörike's Mergentheim household book is on display. Mörike's apartments: Mauergasse 33 (autumn 1844 to spring 1845), Marktplatz / corner of Burgstraße (spring 1845 to 1851; memorial plaque). Cemetery: grave of Mörike's youngest daughter Marie. Oberer Markt 18: Birthplace of the poet and storyteller Hans Heinrich Ehrler .
Bad Mergentheim-Wachbach
Cemetery: grave of Mörike friend, writer and pastor from Wachbach (1842–1854) Ottmar Schönhuth .
Bad Mergentheim-Hachtel
Town hall: memorial in the house where Ottmar Mergenthaler , the inventor of the Linotype line casting machine, was born.
Bad Säckingen
Scheffelzimmer in the Hochrheinmuseum in Schönau Castle (Trompeterschlösschen): personal memorabilia, first editions, drawings and documents about the Säckinger years of the poet and writer Joseph Victor von Scheffel during his time as a legal intern are shown. Scheffel made the place known through his verse epic Der Trompeter von Säckingen . Teutonic Knights House next to the Rhine bridge: Scheffels residence (memorial plaque). In the castle park: Trumpeter monument. Outer wall of the Fridolin Minster: tomb of the historical trumpeter Franz Werner Kirchhofer .
Bad Schussenried
The central Württemberg dialect archive and museum documents the Swabian dialect authors. The first performance of Sebastian Sailer's Swabian dialect drama Adam and Eve took place in the Premonstratensian monastery with its library and refectory on November 10, 1743 .
Bad Schussenried-Kleinwinnaden
The village inn in Kleinwinnaden is the birthplace of the Swabian storyteller and poet Wilhelm Schussen (d. I. Wilhelm Frick).
Bad Urach
Mönchshof an der Amanduskirche: former monastery, 1561 - 1565 location of the South Slavic printing house under Hans Ungnad , which printed Primus Truber's translation of the New Testament; Truber became the founder of the Slovene written language (monument). 1818 - 1968 Lower theological seminary: famous students were Johannes Mährlen , Eduard Mörike , Wilhelm Hartlaub and Wilhelm Waiblinger . Espachstrasse 7: Seat of the Karl Raichle colony and the publishing house of the Twelve; Theodor Plievier , Johannes R. Becher , Friedrich Wolf , Erich Schairer , Erich Mühsam , Alexander Abusch , Kurt Kläber , Ernst Glaeser frequented there in the 1920s . Hohenurach Castle : Württemberg state prison, the most famous prisoner was the poet Nicodemus Frischlin , who had a fatal accident here in 1590 while attempting to escape.
Bad Wurzach
Sepp Mahler Museum in the Leprosenhaus (Leprosenberg 1): the Wurzach infirmary with an attached leper chapel is the birthplace of the painter-poet Sepp Mahler . The exhibition shows paintings and graphics from all creative periods as well as the artist's literary work.
Baiersbronn
Hauff's Märchen-Museum (Alte Reichenbacher Straße 1): the museum is dedicated to the writer Wilhelm Hauff and his fairy tale The Cold Heart .
Benningen
Rectory: birthplace of the ancient historian August Friedrich Pauly (memorial plaque).
Beuron
Archabbey Bible Museum (Abteistraße 2): Collection of Bible manuscripts.
Biberach
The Wieland Archive, Wieland Showroom and Wieland Garden House are reminiscent of the poet, writer and publicist Christoph Martin Wieland , who grew up in Biberach and worked here as a town clerk and office administrator. Numerous Wieland sites have been preserved in Biberach. Viehmarktstraße 8: Komödienhaus in the Schlachtmetzig, 1686 - 1858 Biberach's theater hall; In September 1761 the first German Shakespeare performance took place here, namely Der Sturm under Wieland's direction and in its translation (memorial inscription on the facade). Marktplatz 2: former Gasthaus Zum Schwarzen Bären, the ancestral home of the Wieland family (memorial plaque). Waaghausstraße 3: Wieland's parents' house (memorial plaque). Zwingergasse 6: old Latin school that Wieland attended. Hindenburgstrasse 3: Wieland's official residence as the office administrator with official residence from 1760 - 1769. Theaterstrasse in front of the town hall: Wieland monument from 1881. Wieland-Linde: according to tradition, Wieland's place of engagement to Sophie Gutermann (later Sophie von La Roche ).
Bissingen-Ochsenwang
Mörikehaus (Eduard-Mörike-Straße 15): the exhibition in Eduard Mörike's former official apartment shows letters, documents and drawings from Mörike's time as parish administrator in Ochsenwang (January 1832 to October 1833). Parts of the Ochsenwang parish library could be reconstructed according to Mörike's notes. Opposite: Mörike's former parish church. Mörike sites in the area: Mörikefelsen Breitenstein am Albtrauf; the castle Teck inspired Moerike to the poem on the Teck .
Blaubeuren
Schubartstube in the administrative building of the monastery: here the poet and journalist Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart was arrested on January 23, 1777 by the henchmen of Duke Carl Eugen von Württemberg and taken to Hohenasperg fortress near Ludwigsburg . An exhibition commemorates the event. Other parts of the literary exhibition deal with Eduard Mörike's history of the beautiful Lau and the young writer Agnes Sapper , who lived in Blaubeuren. The blue pot by the monastery is the scene of Mörike's story of the beautiful Lau (sculpture by Fritz von Graevenitz ). The monastery, since 1556 monastery school, since 1817 Protestant theological seminar, was one of the famous Württemberg educational institutions. Graduates were: Wilhelm Hauff , Friedrich Theodor Vischer , Gustav Pfizer , David Friedrich Strauss , Wilhelm Zimmermann and Rudolf Kausler . Hermann Hesse's apartment was in Klosterhof 10. The castle ruins of Burg Ruck were the ancestral seat of the minstrel Heinrich von Rugge .
Bönnigheim
The Sophie La Roche Museum in the former royal Württemberg forest prison next to the late baroque castle commemorates the stay of the writer Sophie von La Roche , who wrote the novel The Story of Miss von Sternheim , the first German women's novel, in Bönnigheim . The exhibition shows the most important stages in her life as well as her extensive literary work, which consists of novels, short stories, letters, educational writings and travel literature.
Brackenheim
Theodor-Heuss-Museum (Obertorstraße 27): the exhibition in the old guard house opposite the demolished house where Theodor Heuss was born documents the life and work of the writer, publicist and politician. A video film shows the life stages of the first Federal President of the Federal Republic of Germany.
Braunsbach-Steinkirchen
Cemetery: grave of Gerhard Nebel .
Boards
Melanchthonhaus on the market square: Research and memorial for the reformer Philipp Melanchthon who was born here . The building, erected between 1897 and 1903, is located on the site of the house where he was born in the 17th century. In front of the collegiate church and in front of the grammar school in Weißhoferstrasse: Melanchthon monuments. Market square: memorial plaque in memory of Schiller's escape from the Duchy of Württemberg and his overnight stay in Bretten, then in the Palatinate. Pforzheimer Straße 7: Birthplace of the travel writer Michael Heberer , Robinson from Palatinate.
Calw
Hermann-Hesse-Museum (Marktplatz 30): the exhibition offers a comprehensive presentation of Hermann Hesse's life and work in manuscripts, first editions, pictures and contemporary documents. Another focus of the exhibition is the Hesse-Gundert family and their work for the Calwer publishing association, especially Hesse's grandfather, the India missionary Hermann Gundert . Marketplace 6: Hermann Hesse's birthplace (memorial plaque). Bischofstrasse 4: Apartment of Hesse's grandparents and parents, seat of the Calwer publishing association (memorial plaque). Market square: Town hall and town hall hall are mentioned in Hesse's stories Schön ist Jugend and Eine Fußreise in Herbst ; the lower market fountain plays a role in the magician's childhood . Bischofstraße 48: Vischersches Haus, birthplace of Emilie Vischer (1799–1881), who later became Ludwig Uhland's wife . Lederstraße 24: Apartment of the Hesse family 1889 - 1893 (memorial plaque). Cemetery: graves of the Hesse-Gundert families. Kirchplatz 3, corner of Schulgasse / Zwinger: former rectorate of the Real-Lyceum, the Calw Latin school, which Hermann Hesse attended between July 1886 and February 1890, today adult education center building. The school plays a role in the stories The Latin Students and Peter Bastian's Youth . Hesse's school experiences in Calwer have found their way into the novels Unterm Rad and Demian . Before his birth, between June 1871 and July 1872, his mother Marie Hesse was the first teacher to teach English in the upper class at a Württemberg high school. Market square: Protestant town church, it appears in Hesse's stories Kinderseele and Die Verlobung as well as in his memory note sheets around Easter .
Denkendorf
Bengel-Stüble in the Kloster Denkendorf (Klosterhof 5): the exhibition shows manuscripts and first prints by the theologian and writer Johann Albrecht Bengel , who worked here as a preceptor. Display boards teach about the history of the monastery and the monastery school, which were attended by Karl Friedrich Reinhard , Jakob Friedrich Abel , Schiller's teacher at the Hohen Carlsschule in Stuttgart, as well as by Friedrich Hölderlin and his friend Rudolf Friedrich Heinrich Magenau . Schiller's father, Johann Caspar Schiller , did an apprenticeship as a barber at the Fröschlin monastery baths in Denkendorf. The Hölderlin room reminds of the most famous pupil of the monastery school with writings and pictures. Monastery courtyard 5: birthplace of the art writer Fritz Alexander Kauffmann , whose father ran a mustard factory in the monastery buildings. Kauffmann's autobiographical novel Leonhard, The Chronicle of a Childhood (1956) is set in Denkendorf.
Dettingen
Wilhelm Zimmermann Memorial in Johann-Ludwig-Fricker-Haus (Milchgasse 6): the exhibition shows manuscripts, portraits and first editions on the life and work of Wilhelm Zimmermann , who, as pastor in Dettingen with a branch in Hülben, did his main work, the general history of the great Peasant War composed.
Dieterskirch
Sebastian-Sailer-Gedenkstätte (Sebastian-Sailer-Straße 2): the exhibition in the rectory shows the life and work of the Swabian dialect poet Sebastian Sailer , who was a pastor in Dieterskirch from 1756 to 1773.
Ebersbach
Stadtmuseum Alte Post (Martinstraße 10): the exhibition on the history of the city contains a memorial to the art writer Fritz Alexander Kauffmann , who spent most of his life in Ebersbach. It also reminds of the robber Friedrich Schwan , whose fate Friedrich Schiller ( criminal from lost honor ) and Hermann Kurz ( the sun host ) worked on. Furthermore, the theologian Hermann Diem , an opponent of National Socialism, is honored. Cemetery: grave of Fritz Alexander Kauffmann. Gasthaus Sonne, today the Krone: Friedrich Schwan's birthplace.
Ehingen
Museum of the City of Ehingen (Kasernengasse 6): the city history exhibition also commemorates the Swabian dialect poets Michel Buck , Sebastian Sailer and Carl Borromäus Weitzmann with autographs and first editions .
Ellwangen
Stirner room in the castle museum of the History and Antiquity Association: the exhibition shows a selection of works by the Swabian painter-poet Karl Stirner . In addition to pictures, drawings and woodcuts, Stirner's books and the texts he illustrated, such as the Stirner primer or Mörike's story Das Stuttgarter Hutzelmännlein, are on display . Schleifhäusle near Ellwangen: Stirner spent his childhood here.
Emmendingen
Municipal museum of local history in the Markgrafenschloss (Schlossplatz 1): the exhibition in the Goethe room shows memories of Goethe's sister Cornelia Goethe , who was married to Goethe's college friend Johann Georg Schlosser since 1773 . Goethe visited Emmendingen on both Swiss trips, accompanied by Jakob Michael Reinhold Lenz and Count Stolberg in 1775, and in 1779 in the company of Duke Carl August von Sachsen-Weimar . For Lenz and Friedrich Maximilian Klinger, Emmendingen became a refuge. Heinrich Leopold Wagner , author of the tragedy The Child Murderer , Franz Christian Lerse , the model of the faithful Lerse in Götz von Berlichingen , two university friends of Goethe from his time in Strasbourg, visited Schlossers, as did Gottlieb Konrad Pfeffel , Christoph Kaufmann , who was given the epoch label Sturm und Drang thanks to Johann Kaspar Lavater , Sophie von La Roche , Karl Ludwig Knebel , Jakob Wilhelm Heinse and Johann Heinrich Merck .
Landvogteistraße 6: former Landvogtei, today city library in the locksmith's house , former home of Johann Georg Schlosser and his wife Cornelia (memorial plaque). Goethe Park: memorial column for Goethe and Lenz. Marktplatz 9: Löwen-Stube in the Krauss department store in memory of Hermann and Dorothea . Schlossplatz: Lenzhäuschen. Alter Friedhof, Freiburger Straße: grave of Cornelia Schlosser geb. Goethe. Neubronnstraße 25: State hospital, Alfred Döblin died here on June 26, 1957 . He was buried in the Housseras village cemetery next to his son Wolfgang Döblin . German Diary Archive (Marktplatz 1): collects private life testimonies (diaries, correspondence and memoirs).
Ertingen
Michel Buck Memorial in the Kaplaneihaus (Dürmentinger Straße 33): the museum contains documents on the life and work of the doctor and dialect poet Michel Buck , who was born in Ertingen and died in Ehingen on the Danube. Michel-Buck-Straße 34: House where Michel Buck was born (memorial plaque).
Esslingen
City Museum in the Yellow House (Hafenmarkt 7): the Yellow House is the ancestral home of the Weinland family, where the writer David Friedrich Weinland spent his youth (memorial plaque); In the context of the city history exhibition, well-known Esslingen personalities are remembered, including the minstrel Schreiber von Esslingen , Alexander von Württemberg and the Seracher Dichterkreis (historical painting of Serach Castle ), David Friedrich Weinland, as well as the explorer Ferdinand von Hochstetter, who was born in Esslingen . JF Schreiber-Museum in Salemer Pflegehof (Untere Beutau 8): the museum tells the story of the Esslinger Schreiber-Verlag and its products; On show are illustrated sheets of pictures, paper theater, cardboard models and picture books, which were produced in large numbers for young people. The reconstructed studio of an illustrator and a print shop give an impression of the publishing work at that time. Marktplatz 21/23: the former care yard of the Speyer monastery, today the seat of the Kessler sparkling wine cellar, is the birthplace of the explorer Ferdinand von Hochstetter (memorial plaque). On Mühlberger Strasse: first German Lenau monument by Emil Kiemlen . Augustinerstraße 2: Anna Schieber's birthplace . Archivstrasse: Postmichelbrunnen , reminiscent of a legend from Esslingen. Burgsteige: Kaisheimer Pflegehof: birthplace of the gymnast's father Theodor Georgii. Esslinger Burg: Hochwacht, the so-called house on the wall, inhabited by Eduard Mörike (memorial plaque). Münster St. Paul: the oldest still preserved church of the mendicant order in Germany, consecrated by Albertus Magnus in 1268. Heugasse: Birthplace of the workers' leader Julius Motteler. On the Neckar island of Maille: Memorial to the historian and founder of the Swabian and German singers' association Karl Pfaff and to the gymnast's father Theodor Georgii . On the Esslinger Höhenweg near the glider airfield: the Dulkhäusle , Albert Dulk's poet's cave (memorial plaque).
Esslingen-Serach
Serach Castle (Schlößlesweg 39): Residence of Count Alexander von Württemberg , where Justinus Kerner , Karl Mayer , Gustav Schwab and Nikolaus Lenau , who formed the Serach poet group , frequented .
Fellbach
Stadtmuseum (Hintere Straße 26): memories of the pastor and neo-Latin poet Georg Conrad Maickler , the Auberlen family and the Fellbach Pietist community. Old rectory: apartment of the Fellbach pastors, including Georg Conrad Maickler and Karl Friedrich Werner (memorial plaque). Next to the New Town Hall: Memorial plaque for Friedrich Silcher from the old school house (torn down in 1986), where he was apprenticed to the teacher and organist Nikolaus Ferdinand Auberlen . Mörike-Keller: the last remnant of the house that Eduard Mörike and his sister Clara lived in for two months. Luther Church: Epitaph for Georg Conrad Maickler. Old cemetery: grave of Karl Friedrich Werner.
Fellbach-Schmiden
Rectory (street): Birthplace of the religious scholar Ferdinand Christian Baur (memorial plaque).
Filderstadt-Bernhausen
Rectory and church: Eduard Mörike gave his first sermon here (Easter 1824).
Filderstadt-Plattenhardt
Pfarrstrasse 2: Eduard Mörikes parsonage from May to December 1829. Here he wrote the novel painter Nolten and got engaged to Luise Rau (memorial plaque).
Freiburg in Breisgau
Heinrich Hansjakob memorial in the Kartaus in the completely preserved apartment of the writer and pastor Heinrich Hansjakob , who was in charge of the parish of St. Martin from 1884 to 1913 and used the Kartaus as a refuge for his literary work from 1897 to 1913. Almost all of his narrative work was created here. Pfarrhaus St. Martin (Rathausplatz 5): Hansjakob's official residence. Cloister of St. Partin (plaque). Albertus Magnus taught at the Freiburg Preacher Monastery in the 13th century (memorial plaque on Rotteckring). Teachers and students at the Albert Ludwig University, founded in 1457, were Johann Geiler von Kaisersberg , Jakob Wimpheling , Johannes Reuchlin , Thomas Murner , Erasmus von Rotterdam (plaque on the house "Zum Walfisch", Franziskanerstraße). Famous visitors to the city include Sulpiz Boisserée , Wilhelm von Humboldt , Marianne von Willemer , Gustav Schwab . Old cemetery: graves of Johann Georg Jacobi , from the publisher and founder of the Herder publishing house Bartholomä Herder , from Joseph von Auffenberg . Main cemetery: graves of Emil Gött , the friend of Emil Strauss, who described Gött's agricultural colonization in his novel Giant Toys ; by Eberhard Meckel .
Gaienhofen
Hermann Hesse Höri Museum . Hermann Hesse House.
Garden rings
Friedrich Sieburg memorial in Villa Schwalbenhof : the exhibition documents the life and work of the publicist Friedrich Sieburg , who spent his retirement here.
Geislingen
Local history museum: memories of Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart in Geislingen (1763 - 1769) and his teaching activities there. Schlossgasse 3: Schubart's apartment (memorial plaque), Oberlin kindergarten near the town church (Schubart memorial plaque on the old school building).
Gerlingen
City Museum (Weilimdorfer Straße 9 - 11): in the old schoolhouse from 1818, memories of Johann Caspar Schiller and the Schiller family in Gerlingen are presented in the city history exhibition . Famous Gerlingen personalities such as the missionaries Johannes Rebmann and Johannes Zimmermann are also presented . Rebmannhaus : Birthplace of Johannes Rebmann. At the church: grave of Johann Caspar Schiller and Schiller's sister Nanette. In the center of the village: Monument to Johann Caspar Schiller.
Gomaringen
Gustav Schwab Museum (Im Schlosshof 1): Memorial for the poet and writer Gustav Schwab . He wrote his most famous work, The Most Beautiful Sagas of Classical Antiquity , in the rooms in the south wing that were set up for the exhibition and where he lived as a pastor from 1837 to 1841.
Gundelsheim (Württemberg)
Horneck Castle : Wilhelm Hauff used it as a template for the setting of his novella Das Bild des Kaiser .
Grabenstetten
Rectory: the birthplace of David Friedrich Weinland , author of the youth novel Rulaman (memorial plaque).
Hagnau
Hagnauer Museum in the town hall (in the courtyard): Hansjakob Museum with memories of the folk writer Heinrich Hansjakob . Rectory: 1869 - 1884 Heinrich Hansjakob's apartment during his time as pastor of Hagnau (memorial plaque). On the town hall square: Hansjakob fountain with a memorial.
Haslach
Museum Freihof (Haslach im Kinzigtal) with Hansjakob Museum.
Haßmersheim-Neckarmühlbach
Guttenberg Castle : Wilhelm Hauff stayed as tutor of the von Gemmingen family in the summer of 1825 (memorial plaque). Hauff used the castle as a template for the setting for his novella Das Bild des Kaiser. Castle museum: in addition to armaments, weapons and documents, books from the extensive castle library (3000 volumes) are on display, as well as a xylotheque (wooden library).
Hausen
Lever House Museum : the exhibition in Johann Peter Hebel's former parental home shows documents on the poet's life and work.
Heidelberg
Neuburg Abbey : After the Imperial Councilor Johann Friedrich Heinrich Schlosser and his wife Sophie Charlotte du Fay had acquired the property as a summer residence in 1825 , the uncle of the buyer Johann Georg Schlosser was the husband of Johann Wolfgang Goethe's sister Cornelia Schlosser , and the abbey became a literary meeting place for important summer guests and a literary salon , a meeting place for poets, writers, philosophers and composers who have created the most beautiful settings of German Romantic poetry. Carl Maria von Weber , Joseph Görres , Freiherr vom Stein , Johannes Brahms , Joseph von Eichendorff , Clemens Brentano , Rudolf Steiner , Hermann Hesse , Stefan George , Rainer Maria Rilke and Klaus Mann visited the summer residence . This list does not name all who were guests of Schlosser and his wife Sophie Charlotte and their heirs during the years. Bibliotheca Palatina Alsatian workshop from 1418, Hagenau workshop ( Diebold Lauber ), Swabian workshop of Ludwig Henfflin , literary exhibition in the Palais Boisserée . Home of the historian Friedrich Christoph Schlosser (memorial plaque). Friedrich Ebert Memorial Foundation (Pfaffengasse 18).
Rohrbach
Eichendorff room in the Heimatmuseum Rohrbach (Rathausstraße 76): in addition to testimonies to local history and the history of the Rohrbacher Schlösschen, a separate room reminds of Joseph von Eichendorff's time in Heidelberg (1807/08), his membership in the Eleusinian League around Count von Loeben and his romance the Rohrbacher cooper's daughter Katharina Förster, immortalized in the poem In a cool ground .
Heilbronn
Herrenberg
City museum in the fruit box: memories of Johann Valentin Andräe, who was born in Herrenberg .
Heubach-Lautern
Document archive East Wuerttemberg (Unterm Stein 13): the archive contains extensive holdings on the life and work of authors from East Wuerttemberg. Affiliated are memorials for the writer Josef Mühlberger and the local history author Franz Zierlein .
Hirsau
Hohberg-Diersburg
Talstrasse 2: Friederike Brion's house (memorial plaque).
Hohenstein-Bernloch
Hans-Reyhing-Stube (Im Wiesengrund 1): the exhibition is dedicated to the local poet Hans Reyhing , the portrayal of the Swabian Alb and its farmers. Hans-Reyhing-Weg 9: House where Hans Reyhing was born (memorial plaque). Cemetery: grave of Hans Reyhing
Hohenwittlingen
Hohenwittlingen Castle : Refuge of the reformer Johannes Brenz (memorial plaque). Hofgut Hohenwittlingen : residence of David Friedrich Weinland (plaque with portrait). Below the estate: graves of the Weinland family
Horb
Hornberg
Wilhelm Hausenstein memorial room in the city museum
Pods
Pietism Museum
Iznang
Höristraße 10: Birthplace of Franz Anton Mesmer (memorial plaque).
Jagsthausen
Castle museum in Götzenburg : the exhibition is the private collection of the von Berlichingen family, who have lived here since the 14th century, in Götzen's birthplace.
Karlsruhe
Museum for Literature on the Upper Rhine in the Prinz-Max-Palais (Karlsruhe) : the exhibition gives an overview of the history of literature between Lake Constance and Mainz, including the regions of Baden, Württemberg, Alsace and Switzerland. Johann Peter Hebel , Joseph Victor von Scheffel .
Church Village
Michael von Jung Memorial: the exhibition shows documents from the life of Pastor Michael von Jung , who headed his Kirchdorf parish for almost forty years, between 1811 and 1849, and was famous for his grave songs, which he recited to the lute at funerals .
Kirchheim-Ötlingen
Rectory and church: Eduard Mörike's parish administration from the end of April to June 1834.
Kiechlinsbergen
Castle: Karl Wolfskehls wine and country estate , called "Kiech"; Wolfskehl's family had lived here since 1918.
Kirchheim
Literary Museum in the Max-Eyth-Haus Max Eyth , Hans Bethge , Hermann Kurz , Hermann Hesse .
Knittlingen
Faust Museum and Faust Archive.
Kings
Parish house and church: Eduard Mörikes parish administration from May to December 1827. Neckar bridge: in Wilhelm Hauff's novel Lichtenstein the scene of Duke Ulrich's escape. Here he saved himself from his pursuers by jumping on his horse into the Neckar.
Koenigsfeld
Constancy
Hus-Museum Konstanz , Hussenstraße 64: The house in which the Bohemian reformer Johannes Hus presumably lived with his friends during the Constance Council until his arrest as a heretic was given to the Prague Hus-Museum-Gesellschaft in 1923 to set up a memorial. The exhibition shows documents about Johannes Hus and his time.
Korntal-Münchingen
Community gallery of the Evangelical Brethren Congregation Korntal (Saalplatz 1): the exhibition provides information on the religious community in Korntal that emerged from Pietism using written, image and sound documents. Local history museum Münchingen (Kirchgasse 1): evidence of the life and work of the Münchingen pastor and poet Johann Friedrich Flattich is shown as part of the local history .
Kornwestheim
Rectory: apartment of Philipp Matthäus Hahn , visited by Goethe (memorial plaque).
Copper cell
Cemetery: grave of Karl Julius Weber .
Langenbrettach-Langenbeutingen
Albrecht-Goes-Stube (Lindenstraße 3): memorial for the Swabian poet and pastor Albrecht Goes in the “Lower Church”.
Langenburg
Carl-Julius-Weber-Gedenkstube in the town hall: the exhibition commemorates the writer and satirist Karl Julius Weber, who was born in this house, and his work, the letters of a German and Democritus traveling in Germany . Hauptstraße 10: Deanery, Agnes Günther's apartment (memorial plaque). Langenburg Castle
Lauffen
Hölderlin room in the museum in the cloister courtyard of the city of Lauffen am Neckar (cloister courtyard 4): the exhibition documents the apartments of the Hölderlin family in Lauffen. Friedrich Hölderlin's father was the cloister steward in Lauffen; after his death the family moved to Nürtingen in 1774. Nordheimer Straße 5: Hölderlin's birthplace. Regiswindiskirche : Holderlin's baptistery. In the park next to the monastery: Hölderlin memorial with a plaque from 1873. At the crossroads in front of the monastery: Sculpture group "Hölderlin in the roundabout" by the sculptor Peter Lenk .
Laupheim
Museum of the History of Christians and Jews Kilian von Steiner and Carl Lämmle .
Leibertingen-Kreenheinstetten
Memorial to Abraham a Sancta Clara in the parish barn: poet and preacher Abraham a Sancta Clara . Gasthaus Zur Traube: Birthplace of Abraham a Sancta Clara.
Leinfelden-Echterdingen
Rectory: Apartment of the mechanic pastor Philipp Matthäus Hahn (memorial plaque). Schiller's teacher.
Leonberg
City museum with Schelling memorial room: it commemorates the philosopher Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling who was born in the neighboring rectory . Pfarrstrasse 15: Birthplace of Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling (memorial plaque). Marketplace: Johannes Kepler . Accommodation Hölderlins .
Leonberg-Gebersheim
Farmhouse Museum (Alte Dorfstraße 34): Albrecht and Elisabeth Goes memorial room.
Leonberg-Warmbronn
Christian Wagner House (Christian-Wagner-Strasse 3).
Lichtenstein-Honau
Wilhelm-Hauff-Museum (Echazstraße 2): the exhibition shows the complete works of the writer Wilhelm Hauff and focuses in particular on his native novel Lichtenstein . A romantic legend from the history of Württemberg (1826). The castle, built in 1840/41 on a rock above the Echaz valley, was built according to Hauff's descriptions in the novel. In the palace gardens: Wilhelm Hauff monument by Theodor Wagner. Nebelhöhle : in Hauff's novel, the refuge of the fleeing Duke Ulrich.
Lorch
Local history museum in the chapter house of the former monastery : the local history exhibition contains memories of the Lorcher stays of the Schiller family (1764 - 1766) and Eduard Mörike (1867 - 1869). Stuttgarter Straße 5: Gasthof zur Sonne, the Schiller family's first accommodation (inscription above the lintel). August-Wilhelm-Pfäffle-Straße 2: Apartment of the Schiller family at the blacksmith Molt, the so-called Schiller house by Lorch. Stuttgarter Straße 12: Mörike's first apartment. Hauptstrasse 27: Mörike's second apartment. Hauptstrasse 24: Mörike house, the third apartment (memorial plaque, Mörike memorial in front of the house). Hauptstraße 1: Mörike's holiday home at Fritz's fine baker (late summer 1873).
Loerrach
Dreiländermuseum (Basler Straße 143): the exhibition in the former pedagogy, where Johann Peter Hebel taught and lived between 1783 and 1791, contains pictures, books and documents about his life and work, especially during his time in Lörrach, as well as illustrations for the Alemannic poems and to the treasure chest of the Rhineland household friend .
Lion's Arch
Manfred Kyber Museum in the Freihaus : the exhibition shows memories of the writer and publicist Manfred Kyber , who lived in Löwenstein from 1923 until his death and was buried here. Maybachstrasse 14: Manfred Kyber's house and where he died. Bergfriedhof: Grave of Manfred Kyber and Friederike Hauffe , known as Justinus Kerner's seer of Prevorst . Maybachstraße 21: The house where Friederike Hauffe died.
Ludwigsburg
Städtisches Museum (Wilhelmstraße 3): the permanent exhibition shows furniture and pictures, manuscripts and books by the four great Ludwigsburgs: Justinus Kerner , Eduard Mörike , Friedrich Theodor Vischer and David Friedrich Strauss . Also at Tony Schumacher , grandniece Justinus Kerner and acclaimed children's author, who was born in Ludwigsburg and died here will be remembered. Kirchstrasse 18: Apartment of the organist and court music director Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart . Mömpelgardstraße 26 and Stuttgarter Straße 26: Apartments of the Schiller family (1766 - 1775, memorial plaques). Wilhelmstrasse 17: Apartment of Friedrich Schiller and his wife Charlotte on the so-called Swabian trip (1793 to 1794, memorial plaque). Marktplatz 8: Birthplace of Georg and Justinus Kerner (memorial plaque). Kirchstrasse 2: house where Eduard Mörike was born (memorial plaque). Obere Marktstrasse 2: House of the Mörike family (memorial plaque). Stadtkirchenplatz 1: birthplace of Friedrich Theodor Vischer (memorial plaque). Marstallstrasse 1: Birthplace of David Friedrich Strauss (memorial plaque). Schillerstraße 4: House where David Friedrich Strauss died. Alter Friedhof, Schorndorfer Straße: grave of David Friedrich Strauss and Ludovike Simanowitz , Schiller's portraitist. Myliusstrasse / Arsenalstrasse: Schiller monument. Holzmarkt on Untere Marktstrasse: Obelisk for the four large Ludwigsburgs. In the palace gardens: Memorial to David Friedrich Strauss.
Mannheim
Museum Schillerhaus of the Reiss-Engelhorn-Museums : Exhibition about Friedrich Schiller's stay in Mannheim and his work as a playwright at the German National Theater. Cemetery: grave of August von Kotzebue .
Marbach
Schiller's birthplace , open to the public since 1859, is one of the first literary museums in Germany. On display is the modest apartment of the Schiller family with the poet's room and kitchen on the ground floor. The exhibition on the first floor shows objects from Schiller's and his family's possessions. Another focus of the exhibition is the history of Schiller worship. Schiller National Museum and German Literature Archive , Modern Literature Museum .
Maulbronn
Maulbronn Monastery, monastery school since 1557, Evangelical theological seminary since 1806; as pupils and teachers were: Johannes Kepler , Karl Friedrich Reinhard , Rudolf Friedrich Heinrich Magenau , Friedrich Hölderlin , Friedrich Theodor Vischer , David Friedrich Strauss , Hermann Kurz , Georg Herwegh , David Friedrich Weinland and Hermann Hesse . Justinus Kerner , whose father managed the Maulbronn Oberamtei, spent part of his youth here (1795 - 1799). Old cemetery by the church wall: grave of Caroline Schlegel- Schelling, who died in 1809 while visiting her in-laws. The Faust tower on one corner of the monastery wall is reminiscent of Johann Georg Faust .
Meersburg
Droste Museum in the Fürstenhäusle (Stettener Straße 15): former vineyard that was bought by Annette von Droste-Hülshoff in 1843 . The building retained the ambience of the Biedermeier period ; the rooms are furnished with the poet's original furniture and furnished with personal items such as jewelry, china, graphics and paintings. Annette von Droste-Hülshoff memorial rooms in the old castle (Schlossplatz 10): (living and death room, study) as well as a memorial room with first editions of her works. In front of the old castle: Droste monument. Vorburggasse 11: where Franz Anton Mesmer died.
In the cemetery: graves of Annette von Droste-Hülshoff, her sister Jenny and her husband, Freiherr Joseph von Laßberg , private scholar and collector, whom his interest in Old German brought together with the Brothers Grimm , Justinus Kerner and Ludwig Uhland ; furthermore the graves of Franz Anton Mesmer , Fritz Mauthner .
Emil Rudolf Weiß died in Meersburg.
Meissenheim
In the Riedhof: Friederike-Brion-Stube. At the Meißenheim church : grave of Friederike Brion .
Merzhausen
Kurt Heynicke archive.
Messkirch
Martin Heidegger Museum in the castle: the life and work of the philosopher Martin Heidegger are presented in three rooms of the Renaissance castle . Works by artists associated with Heidegger such as Eduardo Chillida , Georges Braque and Otto Dix are also on display. There is also a working library and the Martin Heidegger archive.
Michelbach on the Bilz-Rauhenbretzingen
Hauptstraße: birthplace of the poet and essayist Konrad Weiß (memorial plaque).
Möckmühl
Local history museum with memorials for Schiller's sister Louise Franckh and Hermann Hesse's archive there are extensive holdings on the life and work of authors from East Württemberg. Affiliated are memorials for the writer Josef Mühlberger and the local history author Franz Zierlein .
Münsingen
Exhibition Max Kommerell in the Bürgerhaus Zehntscheuer (Zehntscheuerweg 11): the exhibition shows documents on the life and work of the Münsingen-born poet, essayist and literary scholar Max Kommerell . Karlstraße 11: Max Kommerell's birth house (memorial plaque).
Murrhardt
Church: grave of Friedrich Christoph Oetinger .
Neckarzimmern
Museum Burg Hornberg : It commemorates Götz von Berlichingen's forced stay as a prisoner of the Swabian Federation (1530 - 1562). It was here that Gottfried von Berlichingen's biography with the iron hand was written, which Goethe used as a template for his drama Götz von Berlichingen.
Neuenbürg
Exhibition The Cold Heart in Neuenbürg Castle : Wilhelm Hauff's fairy tale The Cold Heart is remembered .
Neuenstadt
Mörike memorial in the museum in the sheepfold (Cleversulzbacherstraße 10): Exhibition about the Eduard Mörikes family . Hauptstrasse 15: Mörike pharmacy (memorial plaque). Cemetery: Hereditary burial of the Mörike family, next to it the graves of Mörike's sister Klara and his daughter Fanny.
Neuenstadt-Cleversulzbach
Mörike Museum in the old school building (Turmhahnstrasse 2): the exhibition shows Eduard Mörike's stay as a pastor in Cleversulzbach (1834 - 1843). In the St. Jost Church: Mörikes pulpit. Next to it: Mörike's rectory and rectory garden (can only be viewed from the outside). Cemetery: graves of the poet mothers Elisabetha Dorothea Schiller, who died during a visit by her son-in-law Johann Gottlieb Frankh, Mörike's predecessor in Cleversulzbach, and Charlotte Mörike. Mörike had an old stone cross, which once stood on the grave of a preacher's wife, placed on the grave mound and wrote on it: Schiller's mother.
Neuffen
City Museum in the Great House (Schillingstrasse 14): Memories of the minstrel Gottfried von Neifen. Hohenneuffen castle ruins : ancestral seat of the minstrel Gottfried von Neifen , later the Württemberg state prison, where Jud Süß and Johann Jakob Moser were incarcerated. In the 19th century, the poet and archaeologist Eduard Paulus undertook excavations at Hohenneuffen (memorial plaque in the castle courtyard).
Niederstetten-Wermutshausen
Mörike-Zimmer in the rectory (Wermutshausen 25): memories of Eduard Mörike's friend, the pastor Wilhelm Hartlaub , who held the parish in Wermutshausen and who took Mörike in for half a year after giving up the pastor's office in Cleversulzbach, are shown.
Nürtingen
Exhibition Hölderlin and Nürtingen in the City Museum (Wörthstraße 1): the first part of the exhibition in the Old Schützenhaus presents the theme of Nürtingen in the voices of the poets ( Friedrich Hölderlin , Eduard Mörike , Peter Härtling ). The second part applies to the Nürtingen Latin School and its most famous students (Hölderlin, Schelling ). The central part consists of Ernst Zimmer's reports on the sick Hölderlin in the Tübingen Hölderlin tower to the Nürtingen family and Hölderlin's guardian (the Hölderlin custodial record). Neckarsteige 1: Residence of the Hölderlin-Gok family, in which Hölderlin spent his childhood from 1774 to 1784 (memorial plaque). Marktstrasse 16: former Latin school that Hölderlin attended 1776 - 1784 and Schelling 1783 - 1786 (memorial plaque, with text by Eduard Mörike). Marktplatz 6: Apartment of Hölderlin's mother Johanna Christina Gok, where Hölderlin. Maybachstraße 21: The house where Friederike Hauffe died.
Nürtingen-Hardt
Monument to the Pfeifer von Hardt, a character in Wilhelm Hauff's novel Lichtenstein (Roman) . In the forest near Hardt: Ulrichstein, a legendary place that inspired Hölderlin to write a poem; in Wilhelm Hauff's novel, Duke Ulrich von Württemberg hid here on the run.
Oberboihingen
Rectory and church: Eduard Mörike's vicariate in December 1826.
Oberkirch
Grimmelshausen Memorial in the Heimatmuseum (Hauptstrasse 32): the exhibition in the Old Town Hall presents the life and work of Hans Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen , who lived in Oberkirch-Gaisbach for almost twenty years. In addition to the first print of the adventurous Simplicissimus Teutsch (1669), the works of the baroque poet are shown in editions from the 17th century to the present, as well as translations and works about Grimmelshausen. Copper engravings from the Thirty Years' War give an insight into Grimmelshausen's world. The museum also contains a memorial for the Oberkirch local poet August Ganther . Schauenburg castle ruins above the town: 1649 - 1660 Grimmelshausen was the conductor of the imperial barons of Schauenburg; Since 1656 his apartment has been in the conductors' house by the St. George's Chapel in Gaisbach . Simplicissimusstraße 8: Gasthaus Zum silbernen Stern, which Grimmelshausen ran from 1665 to 1667 (memorial plaque).
Obermarchtal
Memorial for Sebastian Sailer in the Museum Obermarchtal (Hauptstraße 2): Exhibition about the Swabian dialect poet Sebastian Sailer , who belonged to the Premonstratensian monastery Obermarchtal for almost fifty years as a monk.
Obersontheim
Next to the church: birthplace of the poet and publicist Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart (memorial plaque). In front of the town hall: Schubart monument.
Upper stadium
Christoph von Schmid memorial in the town hall (Kirchplatz 29): Exhibition about the narrator and song writer Christoph von Schmid , who worked as a pastor in the Oberstadion from 1816 to 1827. His most famous poem is the Christmas carol Your little children, come .
Oberstenfeld
Johannes-Nefflen-Stube in the old station: the memorial contains pictures and documents on the life and work of the folk writer and publicist Johannes Nefflen, who was born in Oberstenfeld. Großbottwarer Straße 44: The house where Johannes Nefflen was born , now the Nestel bakery. Pleidelsheim: the town hall there was Nefflen's official seat from 1815 to 1836.
Öhningen-Wangen
Owen / Teck
Parsonage and church: Eduard Mörike's vicariate from December 1829 to May 1831 and his parish administration in March / April 1834. At the church: grave plaque of Mörike's friend and writer Wilhelm Zimmermann and his wife Louise. Zimmermann served as pastor in Owen from 1872 to 1878.
Pforzheim
Museum Johannes Reuchlin in the Evangelical Castle and Collegiate Church of St. Michael. Emil Strauss's grave in the main cemetery .
Prevorst
Ortsstrasse 46: Birthplace of Friederike Hauffe , known as Justinus Kerner's seer of Prevorst .
Radolfzell
City museum in the old pharmacy: memories of Joseph Victor von Scheffel and his time in Radolfzell.
Radolfzell-Mettnau
The Scheffelschlössle on the Mettnau peninsula, today the seat of the spa administration (memorial plaque). In front of the castle: Scheffel memorial. On the ground floor, a small exhibition of Scheffel's works commemorates the poet. The fireplace room is still largely original. Strandbadstrasse 104: Villa Seehalde, another Scheffel's residence.
Rastatt
Memorial site (Herrenstrasse 18): the exhibition in Rastatt Castle shows the events of the German freedom movements in Vormärz and the revolution of 1848/49. The spiritual trailblazers are also remembered: Heinrich Heine , Ferdinand Freiligrath , Ludwig Börne , Georg Herwegh , the Brothers Grimm and others. Rastatt Palace : belonged since 1705 residence of the Margrave of Baden, to the guests: Giacomo Casanova (1763), James Boswell (1764), Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock (1775) and Friedrich Hölderlin (1798) attached to the side of his friend Isaac Sinclair on Rastatt Congress participated. Later came Alexandre Dumas the Elder , Mark Twain and others.
Reichenau-Mittelzell
Reichenau local history museum (Ergat 1): the exhibition in the old town hall documents the history of the island of Reichenau. Walafried Strabo and Notker Balbulus are also remembered . Documents on the Reichenau Abbey and a facsimile presentation on Reichenau book art complete the exhibition. Monastery garden: laid out after Walafried Strabos Hortulus .
Remshalden-Buoch
Museum im Hirsch (Eduard-Hiller-Straße 6): the permanent exhibition “Poets in Buoch” in the former Gasthof Hirsch, a famous restaurant above the Remstal , reminds of the friendship between the writers Rudolf Kausler , Hermann Kurz and Berthold Auerbach . Then there are the dialect poet Eduard Hiller (poet) and the painter Karl Fuchs . Stuifenstrasse 21: Rectory, apartment of Rudolf Kausler, the Buocher vicar (memorial plaque). Eduard-Hiller-Straße 16: Hermann Kurz's apartment (memorial plaque). Eduard-Hiller-Straße 20: Eduard Hiller's house (memorial plaque). Cemetery: grave of Eduard Hiller.
Renchen
Simplicissimus-Haus (Hauptstraße 59): the museum with its extensive collection of contemporary illustrations is reminiscent of the baroque poet Hans Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen , who lived in Renchen since 1667 and who wrote his novel Simplicius Simplicissimus (1669) with all sequels, the Springinsfeld ( 1670), the Courasche (1670) and the Bird's Nest (1672). Next to the Catholic Church: grave monument for Grimmelshausen. Main street: Grimmelshausen monument by Giacomo Manzú . Main street: Gasthaus Bären with Grimmelshausen parlor and Simplicissimus illustrations. Former castle: Grimmelshausen Park.
Reutlingen
Reutlinger Heimatmuseum in the former care yard of the Königsbronn monastery (Oberamteistraße 22): Cabinets for the Reutlingen-born writers Friedrich List , Hermann Kurz and Isolde Kurz , as well as the Reutlingen folk writings , with religious devotional books, adventure and robber stories, calendars, children's books and primers. Wilhelmstrasse 64: Birthplace of Friedrich List. Wilhelmstraße 95: Birthplace of Hermann Kurz (memorial plaque). Wilhelmstrasse 35: Birthplace of Ludwig Finckh . On the plan: Hermann Kurz memorial. Achalm : grave of Ludwig Finckh. Robert-Koch-Straße 39: Gerd Gaiser's apartment from 1949 - 1976. Eningen unter Achalm: HAP Grieshaber's house . Cemetery: grave of HAP Grieshaber.
Rosenberg
Birthplace of the painter and writer Karl Stirner (memorial plaque), cemetery: grave of Karl Stirner.
Rottenacker
Memorial for Franz Carl Hiemer in the local history museum "Wirtles-Haus" (Bühlstrasse 7): Exhibition about the poet and painter Franz Carl Hiemer .
Rottenburg
A virtual museum is reminiscent of the Swabian poet Caesar Flaischlen .
Schöntal
Monastery (Klosterhof 6): above the doors there are rhyming inscriptions, written by Abbot Benedikt Knittel . Monastery cloister: burial place of the Berlichingen family , including the grave of the knight von Götz von Berlichingen . The Evangelical Theological Seminary was one of the Württemberg educational institutions; among the graduates were the writers Max Eyth and Gerd Gaiser .
Schopfheim
Museum of the City of Schopfheim (Wallstraße 10): the exhibition on the city's history also commemorates Johann Peter Hebel , who attended Latin school in Schopfheim. Torstrasse 3: the old Latin school visited by Hebel (memorial plaque). Sengelwäldchen: Hebel memorial.
Schorndorf
Karl-Friedrich-Reinhard-Gedenkstätte in the Stadtmuseum (Kirchplatz 7 - 9): It commemorates the writer Karl Friedrich Reinhard , born in Schorndorf , the friend and correspondent of Goethe and Sulpiz Boisserées , who was in French diplomatic service from 1792 to 1832. The Schorndorf bookseller Johann Philipp Palm , whom Napoleon had executed in his deep humiliation for distributing the anonymous pamphlet Germany , is presented with a number of memorabilia and testimonials. Schlichtener Straße 8: Birthplace of Karl Friedrich Reinhard (memorial plaque). At the market square: Dr. Palm'sche Apotheke, the house where Johann Philipp Palm was born (memorial plaque). New cemetery: grave of the worker poet Ludwig Palmer . Ludovike Simanowitz, house where Jakob Friedrich Abel died (memorial plaque), women from Schorndorf, Barbara Walch-Künkelin.
Schorndorf-Schornbach
Glück memorial in the rectory (Auerbachweg 14): the documentary exhibition is dedicated to the poet, composer and priest of Hohenasperg , Friedrich Glück , who was transferred to Schornbach in 1829 and in whose rectory the writers Rudolf Kausler , Hermann Kurz and Berthold Auerbach frequented (memorial plaque at the city Hall).
Schwäbisch Gmünd
In the city garden : the Geiger fountain is reminiscent of Justinus Kerner's ballad Der Geiger von Gmünd . Karl Mauch (memorial plaque).
Schwäbisch Hall
Hällisch-Fränkisches Museum (Im Keckenhof 6): the Konrad-Weiß-Kabinett commemorates the poet and essayist Konrad Weiß , who was born in the hamlet of Rauhenbretzingen , which belongs to Schwäbisch Hall . The writer and publicist Friedrich David Gräter, who was born in Schwäbisch Hall, is also remembered . Obere Herrngasse 7: Eduard Mörike's apartment in 1844. Limpurg Castle : Ancestral seat of the minstrel Schenk Konrad von Limpurg .
To sing
The Hohentwiel Fortress is the setting for Josef Victor von Scheffel's novel Ekkehard . A metal plaque with a portrait commemorates the poet.
Sinsheim
City museum in the historic town hall (Hauptstrasse 92): Hecker
Sinsheim-Steinsfurt
Friedrich-der-Große-Museum in the Larkennest.
Sipplingen
Hohenfels castle ruins : Ancestral seat of the minstrel Burkart von Hohenfels (minstrel room in the neighboring Haldenhof, outside: memorial plaque).
Staufen im Breisgau
Stadtmuseum Stubenhaus (market square): memories of Peter Huchel . Gasthaus Zum Löwen am Markt: House where the black artist Johann Georg Faust died .
Steinheim an der Murr
Street house of the last German minstrel (memorial plaque).
Stuttgart
Hegelhaus (Eberhardstrasse 53): birthplace of the philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel . Theodor-Heuss-Haus : the old home of the writer, publicist and first Federal President Theodor Heuss . Leonhardsplatz 26: permanent exhibition on Johannes Reuchlin in the Leonhardskirche. Solitude Palace : Cemeteries: Hoppenlaufriedhof (Rosenbergstrasse / Holzgartenstrasse): graves of Friedrich Christian Daniel Schubart , Friedrich Haug , Gustav Schwab , Wolfgang Menzel , Hermann Hauff , Wilhelm Hauff , Ludwig Amandus Bauer , the grave of Johann Friedrich Cotta is missing . Fangelsbach cemetery: graves of Schiller's son and Albert Knapp . Pragfriedhof (Heilbronner Straße): graves of Eduard Mörike , Friedrich Wilhelm Hackländer , Friedrich Notter , Wilhelm Hartlaub , Karl Gerok , Johann Georg Fischer , Tony Schumacher , Caesar Flaischlen , Hasenbergsteige 27 Karl Gustav Vollmoeller . Jakobstrasse 6: Birthplace of Wilhelm Zimmermann's birthplace . Alexanderstraße 27: Uhland bust by the sculptor Ernst Rau from 1898 on the facade .
Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt
City Museum in the Klösterle-Scheuer (Marktstraße 71/1): as part of the city history exhibition, Cannstatt's past as a fashion spa in the 19th century is remembered, as well as the writers Berthold Auerbach , Ferdinand Freiligrath , Theobald Kerner , Hermann Hesse and Thaddäus Troll . Daimlerstraße 8: Johannes-Kepler-Gymnasium, whose famous students included: Hermann Hesse, Max Kommerell and Thaddäus Troll. Badstrasse: 1856 - 1863 Theobald Kerner's Galvano-Magnetic Sanatorium. Neckartalstraße 73: “Alter Hasen” inn, apartment and house where Ferdinand Freiligrath died. Marktstrasse 5: former location of Thaddäus Troll's birthplace, demolished for a new building (memorial plaque at Kaufhof). In the spa gardens: Berthold Auerbach monument. Thaddäus-Troll-Platz: Thaddäus-Troll-Monument "Dr Entaklemmer" by Elke Krämer (1989). Uff-Kirchhof : graves of Ferdinand Freiligrath, Wilhelm Ganzhorn and Therese Köstlin . Steigfriedhof: grave of Squidward Troll.
Stuttgart-Hohenheim
Hohenheim Palace : residence of Duke Karl Eugen (Württemberg) and Franziska von Hohenheim . In the Exotic Garden: Museum of the history of the Hohenheim Garden with literature on garden art, in front of the playhouse: Memorial to Carl Eugen and Franziska von Hohenheim. Pillars (plaque). Roman tavern: Eduard Mörike worked here on his novel Maler Nolten (memorial plaque).
Stuttgart pipe
In the long house 5: the house where the poet pastor Albrecht Goes lived and where he died (memorial stone in the front garden).
Talheim
Max Schneckenburger Birthplace (Schneckenburgerplatz 2): the exhibition is dedicated to the author of the poem Die Wacht am Rhein . Cemetery: Schneckenburger's grave.
Tübingen
Hölderlinturm (Bursagasse 6): Accommodation of Friedrich Hölderlin from 1806 until his death in 1843. The exhibition commemorates Hölderlin's years of study at the Tübingen monastery and the friendship with his roommates Joseph Friedrich Schelling and Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel . Stadtmuseum im Kornhaus: Exhibition about the Tübingen poets, writers, scholars and publishers; In addition to personal items, manuscripts, letters and first editions are shown. Evangelisches Stift Tübingen (Klosterberg 2): the educational establishment of the Württemberg intelligentsia, among them: Johannes Reuchlin , Heinrich Bebel , Philipp Melanchthon , Nicodemus Frischlin , Johannes Kepler , Friedrich Hölderlin, Christian Ludwig Neuffer , Rudolf Friedrich Heinrich Magenau , Karl Philipp Conz , Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling , Karl Friedrich Reinhard , Wilhelm Hauff , Eduard Mörike , Friedrich Theodor Vischer , David Friedrich Strauss , Georg Herwegh , Hermann Kurz . Clinicumgasse 18: Nicodemus Frischlin's apartment (1568). Hachmannium (Pflegehofstraße): Christoph Martin Wieland's student apartment 1750 - 1752. Münzgasse 15: Apartment and publishing house of Johann Friedrich Cotta . Schiller and Goethe visited him here (memorial plaque). Martinianum (Münzgasse 13): Justinus Kerner's student apartment 1804-1809 (memorial plaque). At Markt 7: formerly Gasthof Lamm, a meeting place for students from Hölderlin and Hegel, Uhland, Schwab and Karl Mayer, Mörike and Hermann Kurz, who described the “lamb” in the story The Wirtshaus opposite . Neckarhalde 24: Birthplace of Ludwig Uhland (memorial plaque). Corner of Gartenstrasse and Mühlstrasse: Uhland's house from 1836 to 1862 (destroyed by air bomb in 1944). At the Holzmarkt: Antiquarian bookshop JJ Heckenhauer : Hermann Hesse's apprenticeship (memorial plaque). Burgsteige: Apartment of the Slovenian reformer Primus Truber (memorial plaque).
Tübingen-Derendingen
Church and rectory of the Slovene reformer Primož Trubar , founder of the Slovene written language (plaque).
Tuttlingen
Max Schneckenburger room in the Heimatmuseum Stadtgeschichtlicheammlung (Donaustraße 50): the exhibition in the former fruit box shows furniture and memorabilia from the property of the poet Max Schneckenburger . In the city park: Schneckenburger monument by Fritz von Graevenitz .
Uhingen
Museum Schloss Filseck - facsimile of manuscripts.
Vaihingen
Städtisches Museum Peterskirche (Stuttgarter Straße 31): memories of the robber Friedrich Schwan , who was captured and executed in Vaihingen in 1760 , who achieved literary fame through Friedrich Schiller ( criminal from lost honor ) and Hermann Kurz ( Der Sonnenwirt ); There are also books and autographs by the poet and court preacher Karl Gerok, who was born in Vaihingen in 1815, and on Johann Valentin Andräe, who was a pastor in Vaihingen from 1614 to 1620. Gerok's birthplace (memorial plaque).
Vaihingen-Horrheim
Memorial to the minstrel Bernger von Horheim .
Überlingen
Suso-Haus (Suso-Gasse 10): alleged birthplace of the mystic Heinrich Seuse . A memorial is under construction. On the market square: Suso fountain. On the Münsterplatz: Memorial to Franz Sales Wocheler , the founder of the Leopold-Sophien-Bibliothek . At the harbor: Memorial to the writer Martin Walser , who lives in neighboring Nussdorf , depicted as The Rider and Lake Constance (based on the poem of the same name by Gustav Schwab ) by the sculptor Peter Lenk . On the harbor promenade: Friedrich Georg Jünger's former home (memorial plaque).
Waiblingen
Achim-von-Arnim-Stube in the Hochwachtturm: 1996 opened exhibition about Achim von Arnim's novel Die Kronenwächter, set in Waiblingen . On the market square: old Higher Regional Court, the former apartment of the poet Karl Mayer , who had lived in Waiblingen for almost twenty years since 1824. The Schillerhaus on the market belonged to one of Friedrich Schiller's ancestors (memorial plaque). Old Latin school where Jacob Frischlin , brother of Nicodemus Frischlin , taught (memorial plaque).
Waiblingen-Bittenfeld
Schillerstraße 105: birthplace of Schiller's father Johann Caspar Schiller (memorial plaque).
Waiblingen-Neustadt
In Unterdorf 14: the Schillerhaus (memorial plaque), today the seat of the local library, belonged to one of Friedrich Schiller's ancestors .
Cheeks
German Eichendorff Museum and Archive (Lange Gasse 1): Founded in 1936 in Neisse (Silesia), the estate of the poet Joseph von Eichendorff with manuscripts, letters and contemporary views and portraits has been in the Allgäu since 1954 . Gustav Freytag Museum and Archive (Lange Gasse 1): the archive with first editions, translations, manuscripts and pictures in Wangen has been shown since 1952 in Kreuzburg (Silesia), the birthplace of Gustav Freytag . In 1988 both exhibitions were redesigned.
Warthausen
Warthausen Castle : 1760 - 1769 the court of muses of Count Anton Heinrich Friedrich von Stadion , with numerous memories of Christoph Martin Wieland and Sophie von La Roche . The water tower in the palace gardens was Wieland's poets' refuge. Here he wrote the story of verse Musarion .
Because of the city
Kepler Museum (Keplergasse 2): the exhibition in the birthplace of the astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler shows documents on life, work and impact. His discoveries of planetary motions, with which he laid the basis for the development of modern natural science, are illustrated by models.
Weilheim
Rectory and church: Eduard Mörikes parish administrator from October 1833 to March 1834.
Weinberg
Kernerhaus (Öhringer Straße 3): the apartment of the poet and doctor Justinus Kerner and a meeting place for the Swabian romantics, including Ludwig Uhland , Gustav Schwab , Nikolaus Lenau and Karl Mayer , today the Kernerhaus is a literature museum . Numerous pieces of furniture and furnishings from Kerner's time have been preserved. In the garden: ghost tower, Nikolaus Lenaus accommodation. In front of the Kernerhaus: the Kernerdenkmal. On the other side of the street is the Alexanderhäuschen, accommodation of Count Alexander von Württemberg . Cemetery: the graves of Justinus Kerner and his wife and their children. The castle ruin Weibertreu contains the stone guest book with the names of famous visitors, including numerous writers. Rappenhof near Weinsberg: temporary residence of Juliane von Krüdener , memorial room in the Gutsgasthof
Weinstadt-Schnait
Silcher Museum of the Swabian Singers Association (Silcherstraße 49): the exhibition in the former schoolhouse, the birthplace of the music teacher and composer Friedrich Silcher , shows his life and work in contemporary pictures and documents. Furniture and musical instruments as well as an extensive manuscript, print and picture archive complete the collection.
Welzheim
Blade mill : inspired Justinus Kerner , who lived as a medical officer in Welzheim from 1813 to 1816, to write his poem The Wanderer in the Sägmühle . The mill trail connects 26 historical mills in the area.
Wertheim
Wertheim Castle: Seat of the Counts of Wertheim. Wolfram von Eschenbach stayed at the castle as a guest of the counts.
Wiesloch
Municipal Museum (Röhrbuckel): Memories of the seaman Heinrich Zimmermann , who published a travel report about his voyage with Captain James Cook. Wiesloch Castle : presumably ancestral seat of the Minstrel von Wissenlo .
Wilflingen
Jünger House (Stauffenbergstraße 11): Ernst Jünger's residence until his death in 1998. The furnishings have remained unchanged. In 1999 the house was set up as a museum and memorial.
Willstätt
Next to the church: Memorial to the Baroque poet Johann Michael Moscherosch, who was born in Willstätt . Moscherosch parlor in the Adler inn.
Winnenden
Nikolaus Lenau exhibition in the Schloss-Café (Center for Psychiatry Winnenden, Schlossstrasse 50): documentary exhibition about the poet Nikolaus Lenau , who was treated here. City Museum - Historic Tower Rooms: the permanent exhibition in the Schwaikheim gate tower shows the city's history using models, maps, plans, seals and views. Well-known personalities who are connected with the city are also documented, including: Gottfried von Neifen , Aegidius Hunnius , Polykarp Leyser , Johann Albrecht Bengel . In the old town: Bengelhaus (memorial plaque).
Winnenden-Bürg
Remains of a castle, mainly the old keep. The Bürg was owned by the minstrel Gottfried von Neifen . His famous wind song alludes to the castle and town of Winnenden . In the entrance area of the restaurant on the Bürg, a reverse glass painting shows the minstrel on a ride from the Bürg to the city of Winnenden, accompanied by his greyhounds.
Winterbach
J.-Palmer-Stube in the village and local history museum (Auf dem Herdfeld 5): the exhibition shows memories of the life and work of the Swabian dialect poet and narrator Julie Kern , who published her village stories under the name of J. Palmer. At Michaeliskirche: Julie Kern's birthplace in the former Gasthaus zum Adler (memorial plaque). Old cemetery: Julie Kern's grave.
Winterstettenstadt
Memorial to the minstrel Ulrich von Winterstetten . The castle of Winterstettenstadt, which has now disappeared, was considered the Upper Swabian Wartburg .
Desert red
Bauspar Museum in Georg-Kropp-Haus (Haller Straße 3): Memories of the banker and publicist Georg Kropp .
Zwingenburg
Wolfschlucht (Zwingenberg) : location in Carl Maria von Weber's opera Der Freischütz . Annual opera festival.
Authors of the Schwäbische Dichterstrasse
See also
- German fairy tale route
- Goethe hiking trail Ilmenau – Stützerbach
- Goethe hiking trail Weimar – Großkochberg
- Classic Street
- Literary tourism
literature
- Schwäbische Dichterstrasse travel guide , 1997.
- Regio-Stuttgart-Marketing und -Tourismus GmbH and Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH in cooperation with the Office for Literary Museums, Archives and Memorials in Baden-Württemberg, Marbach a. N. (Ed.): World literature in the Stuttgart / Stuttgart Regio. Stuttgart (Regio-Stuttgart-Marketing und -Tourismus GmbH, Stuttgart-Marketing GmbH) 1998.