LUTHER 1517
Experience medieval Wittenberg from a whole new perspective. In a circular building specially built for this purpose, you will find a somewhat different excursion destination in Lutherstadt Wittenberg: the Asisi Panorama "Luther 1517". In an impressive way, you are granted a 360° view of medieval life in Lutherstadt Wittenberg. Be enchanted by the small scenes, look for Martin Luther and Philipp Melanchthon and climb the three-story viewing platform in the middle of the panorama to catch a whole new perspective. The scenery ranges from historical incidents like the posting of the theses to everyday depictions like the hustle and bustle of Wittenberg's marketplace.
Night in the panorama
A special experience for big and small visitors is when it dawns in the medieval town and then night falls. With black light and special color effects on the huge 360° screen, the scenery once again gets a very special atmosphere. Behind the windows you can now catch a glimpse of beautiful scenes that you may not have noticed during the day.
The sight of a different kind will be on display in Wittenberg until 2024. The idea of the panoramas has grown out of the tradition of the giant round pictures from the 19th century and shows in an impressive way how impressive a painted canvas can be.
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Every day from 10.00 am - 05.00 pm
Last entrance 04.30 pm
Adults: 13,00 €
Reduced*: 11,00 €
Children (6-16 y.): 6,00 €
Groups: 10,50 € p.p. (from 10 pers.)
School groups: 5,00 € p.p. (from 10 pers., per 10 pupils one accompanying person free)
Parent-child ticket: 29,00 € (valid for max. 2 adults and 2 children between 6 and 16 years)
*Pupils from 17 to 20 years, full-time students; valid in case of a disability from 50% (free admission for one accompanying person with characteristic B in the disability certificate)
With the World HeritageCard, you have free admission to the Asisi Panorama "LUHTER 1517" and also receive discounts at many other museums and attractions in the World Heritage Region.