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Luther's Birth HouseMartin Luther was born in this half-timbered house in 1483. First opened to the public in 1693, it was the first memorial museum in Germany.
Luther MonumentA large, Romantic-era statue of Martin Luther in the middle of Eisleben's main square. The four sides of the base are adorned with bas-relief scenes of his life.
Luther's Death HouseHere Martin Luther spent the last weeks of his life after falling ill during a brief trip to his hometown. Luther's death mask and the gilded Communion cup he used as pastor are among the displays.
AndreaskircheMartin Luther preached his last sermons in this Gothic hall church on the main square. The pulpit is preserved in its original place, the altarpiece is a fine example of late Gothic art.
St. Anne's ChurchIn 1523, this became the first church in the county to officially embrace Protestantism. It is dedicated to Anne, the patron saint of miners (Luther's father's profession).
St Peter and PaulHere Martin Luther was baptized on 11 November 1483. It contains two fine Gothic altarpieces.