The museum show all the history of the family and the house still in the same way, with many interesting objects, there is a gallery with wonderful paintings. I recommend! More

The art museum portion of the house was so-so. We then made it to the actual house where Goethe lived. This was great. The staff was very knowledgable about the pieces in the house and happy to tell you all they know. Recommend a visit. More

This multostory house is an interesting place to visit to find out the living style of German loving in 1700's. Well maintained and nicely preserved. The big watch is centre of attraction. Make some time to visit this place. More

A must-see, quickly done, some imbalance though of the interior furnishing due to reconstructions More

Even if you're not interested in Goethe, it's cool to visit this house for a look at upper class German life in the 18th century. The 4-floor house is kept in really good condition and basically as it was when Goethe lived there. But the best thing about this place, and I haven't seen any other reviews mention this, is... More

Its a multi story house of the german equivalent to shakespere. Each floor allows an interesting peak into life in the past. The massive clock on the 2nd floor to me was the highlight of the house. It tell the time, date, month, lunar and solar years, Zodiac and all that without electricity - simply amalzing - request a volunteer... More

The Goethe House is a wonderful example of how wealthy Germans lived back in the 1700's. Whether you are a Goethe fan or not or even if you have never heard of him, this house is interesting to go through. I especially liked the reconstructed kitchen. What is really amazing is that this house was completely destroyed in the fire... More