Tag des offenen Denkmals
13 September 2026
One day in September
The German open-monument day, kept in Weimar under the year's national motto — free, ticketed and limited.
International Museum Day
A Sunday in May on which the museums put on things they do not otherwise do.
The next edition has not been announced yet
A nationwide day for museums, kept in Weimar by the foundation's own houses with a programme built for people who do not spend their weekends in museums.
In Germany the day is coordinated by the Deutscher Museumsbund together with the regional museum associations and the museums themselves, with ICOM Germany behind it, and a national platform gathers what everyone is doing. That is the framework; what a visitor actually meets is whatever the local houses decide to make of it.
Short drop-in visits to Goethe's house and Schiller's, Goethe's house again in virtual reality, a tour into the book tower, a collage workshop, a craft café building a wooden organiser board, and an open running meet in the park. The list is deliberately unserious in places — the point of the day is the people who would not otherwise come through the door.
13 September 2026
One day in September
The German open-monument day, kept in Weimar under the year's national motto — free, ticketed and limited.
2–4 October 2026 · 2. Okt. 16–20 Uhr, 3. und 4. Okt. 10–20 Uhr
One weekend, 2–4 October 2026
The residence comes back after a long restoration — three days, free, and the one weekend of the decade to see it.
18 October 2026
One Sunday in October
Conservators open their workbenches — the part of a collection's life the public never sees.
30 April – 30 October 2026
Spring to late autumn
A library explaining itself, alphabetically, in the building where the work actually happens.
Organiser
Klassik Stiftung Weimar
Facts checked against the organiser on 29 August 2026
Frauenplan 1, 99423 Weimar
The house takes part twice over — as a short drop-in visit, and as a virtual-reality version of itself.
Schillerstraße 12, 99423 Weimar
Open for drop-in visits on the day, in the same short format as Goethe's.