Unraveling Bach's Legacy at Bach House

Bach House is an essential visit for music enthusiasts and historians alike. This museum is situated in the birthplace of Johann Sebastian Bach, dating back to 1685.

Founded in 1907, the museum comprises two 15th-century houses combined in the early 17th century. It highlights Bach's contributions to music through carefully curated exhibits, bilingual information, and a modern extension where visitors can experience his compositions in unique bubble chairs. Performances on baroque instruments are conducted regularly.

Unforgettable Highlights

🎶 Live Baroque Concerts - Enjoy hourly 20-minute performances on period instruments.

🏛️ Music Pilgrimage Site - The actual birthplace of Bach attracts musicians and fans from around the globe.

🗿 Bach Statue - A notable 19th-century statue of Bach stands outside, commemorating his life and impact on music.

Admission is paid, making it accessible to tourists, families, and music historians seeking to delve into Bach's world.