Wartburg Castle

Wartburg Castle is a historic fortress located near Eisenach in Germany. Built in the 11th century, it is renowned for its stunning architecture and significant role in German history. The castle served as a refuge for Martin Luther, who translated the New Testament into German there during the Reformation. It reflects the medieval period's political and cultural influences and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The castle's picturesque setting and historical importance make it a popular tourist destination, showcasing exhibitions on its rich history and the Reformation's impact on Europe.