Erfurt Eisenach

Day 6 - 11/3/2017  Friday

After a great night's sleep, we boarded the bus for Eisenach.

Johann Sebastian Bach's home



Ursula Cotta's home
Luther stayed with her while in Eisenach

The Eastern Gate of Eisenach

Wartburg Castle
Very Impressive!  Knight George aka Luther translated the NT while staying here

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