Auerbach Castle

Auerbach Castle is a historic fortress located in Germany, originally built in the late Middle Ages. Today, it is best known for its association with Goethe's famous 1808 play "Faust," which features a tavern called Auerbach's Cellar. The castle's architecture includes medieval towers and walls, reflecting its original defensive purpose, though it now serves as a cultural landmark and tourist attraction. Visitors can explore its historic structures, enjoy exhibitions, and appreciate its literary significance rooted in German cultural heritage.