Luther’s home was Mansfeld Land: The future Reformer was born in Eisleben, but just a few months later the Luder family moved to Mansfeld. Luther’s parents settled here, bought a house and founded a company.
Luther lived here for the longest out of all his homes, with the exception of his time in Wittenberg. He spent 13 years in Mansfeld - his school years and his youth: Here, he completed his education that set him on a path to academia. He made lifelong friends and his love of music was awakened. Throughout his life Martin Luther always felt like a “child of Mansfeld” and had a close connection with the county.
Luther’s Parents' Home was completely refurbished in 2014 and expanded with a modern museum building. Discover how Martin Luther spent his formative years here and how he maintained a close relationship with Mansfeld throughout his entire life.
Exhibition: “I am a child of Mansfeld” – Martin Luther and Mansfeld
Mary's altar, ca. 1490
Overview of the excavations
View into Luther's parents' home
Plan your visit
Opening Hours
closed until November 30th
from December 1st:
Tuesday to Sunday - 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.
Closed on Mondays
Admission
individuel ticket: 5 Euro
discounted admission: 2,50 Euro
groups (10 or more people): 4 Euro p.p.
family ticket**: 10 Euro
combi-ticket "Mansfelder Land": 10 Euro p.p. (valid in Luther's parents' home, Luther's death house and birth place)
family-ticket "Mansfelder Land"**: 10 Euro p.p. (valid in Luther's parents' home, Luther's death house and birth place)
Guided Tours in english
guided tours: 45 Euro (all guided tours 10 to 25 people)
curator tours: 75 Euro (all guided tours 10 to 25 people)
* General Ticket Information
* Discounts for children over 6 years old, young people, apprentices, students and participants in voluntary services up to 27 years old, those receiving social aid (excluding senior citizens), ADAC-Clubmember, owner of an adventage card of Brigitte.
** The family ticket is valid for two guardians (parents/grandparents/guardians) and their children.
Admission is free for children under 6 years old, companion of disabled persons with B in their identity card, holder of an ICOM card.
The combi-tickets are valid on two consecutive days.
How to get here
You can reach Mansfeld-Lutherstadt via different ways:
By car/bus:
via Südharzautobahn A 38 / exit Sangerhausen Süd or the Nordharzautobahn A 36 / exit Aschersleben-Mitte
and via federal roads 86, 180 and 242
By bike:
There are numerous cycle and hiking paths through the Mansfeld region that connect the Luther sites.
Mansfeld-Lutherstadt unfortunately has no long-distance or regional train connections.
