Closed until 2027 - Luther House in Wittenberg will be renovated longer than originally planned

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The Luther House in Wittenberg, the world's largest museum on the history of the Reformation, will be renovated by mid-2026. This means that the renovation will take more than a year longer than originally planned, the Luther Memorials Foundation in Saxony-Anhalt announced.

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Wittenberg, Germany. The house in which the theologian Martin Luther (1483-1546) lived and worked in Wittenberg, in eastern Germany, will remain closed to the public until 2027 for renovations.The works on the site declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO are intended to improve energy efficiency, add a new entrance area, create a space for events and a new permanent exhibition declared Thomas Tassilo Müller, president of the Luther Memorial Fou…

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The historic objects should be better protected and visitors should reach the rooms barrier-free. The ensemble around the Luther House is being brought up to date. The former home of Martin Luther (1483-1546) in Wittenberg, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, will remain closed to the public until 2027. Until then, the building will be energetically renovated, will have a new entrance area, a room for events and a new permanent exhibition, as…