Weimar has been a center of European culture since 899. Famous writers and composers lived and worked here. One of the most famous was Goethe. He also spent some time in Jena.
Statue of Johann Wolfgang Goethe,
Fonz, as we enter the Cemetary where Goethe is buried.
Statue of Goethe's wife in the Family burial site.
A Russian Orthodox Church in the graveyard. Goethe is buried in the basement in the building you see behind it. His coffin is surrounded by those of royalty.
Stained glass in the ceiling of the Church.
Another part of the Cemetary.
In The City
Oh, to have window boxes like these
In the Town Center 
The Ginko Museum. The Ginko leaf has a legend here.R&R in a Nearby Park
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German parks are so cool!
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