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Leonardo Hotel Weimar

Belvederer Allee 25, 99425 Weimar
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Weimar

For a small residential city, Weimar’s got a big history. Goethe, Schiller, Bach and Liszt all called Weimar home, and the city is the birthplace of the important cultural and literary movement, Weimar classicism. Weimar is also where the influential 20th century art movement Bauhaus was born, now celebrated in a museum that draws tourists from all over the world. If you’re looking for hotels in Weimar, Leonardo Weimar is a stylish, conveniently located place to stay.

Get your bearings

A trip to Weimar would be remiss without a visit to the city centre, where cobbled streets wind around beautifully preserved historic buildings, many of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. On the outskirts, a visit to the beautiful Baroque Belvedere Castle is also a must. In pleasing contrast to these traditional structures lies the new Bauhaus Museum on Theaterplatz, which celebrates the famous design school and features the world’s oldest collection of Bauhaus objects.

Don’t miss

Weimar boasts a number of restaurants, from Michelin-starred fine dining establishments to family-friendly local taverns. For a quintessentially German dining experience, featuring dishes such as Thüringer Bratwurst and Thüringer Klöse (potato dumplings) in cosy surrounds, head to Scharfe Ecke Weimar on Eisfeld.

While you’re there

For a sobering reflection on history visit Buchenwald Memorial, a former concentration camp on the outskirts of Weimar. The onsite museum offers a sombre account of the war crimes committed there, and guided tours are also available.

For a small residential city, Weimar’s got a big history. Goethe, Schiller, Bach and Liszt all called Weimar home, and the city is the birthplace of the important cultural and literary movement, Weimar classicism. Weimar is also where the influential 20th century art movement Bauhaus was born, now celebrated in a museum that draws tourists from all over the world. If you’re looking for hotels in Weimar, Leonardo Weimar is a stylish, conveniently located place to stay.

Get your bearings

A trip to Weimar would be remiss without a visit to the city centre, where cobbled streets wind around beautifully preserved historic buildings, many of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. On the outskirts, a visit to the beautiful Baroque Belvedere Castle is also a must. In pleasing contrast to these traditional structures lies the new Bauhaus Museum on Theaterplatz, which celebrates the famous design school and features the world’s oldest collection of Bauhaus objects.

Don’t miss

Weimar boasts a number of restaurants, from Michelin-starred fine dining establishments to family-friendly local taverns. For a quintessentially German dining experience, featuring dishes such as Thüringer Bratwurst and Thüringer Klöse (potato dumplings) in cosy surrounds, head to Scharfe Ecke Weimar on Eisfeld.

While you’re there

For a sobering reflection on history visit Buchenwald Memorial, a former concentration camp on the outskirts of Weimar. The onsite museum offers a sombre account of the war crimes committed there, and guided tours are also available.

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About the City

Absolutely. Weimar is one of Germany’s most historic and cultural cities — home to Goethe, Schiller, and the Bauhaus movement, and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The city is famous for its literary and artistic heritage, the Bauhaus School of Design, and landmarks connected to German Enlightenment and classical architecture.

Must-sees include the Goethe House, Schiller Museum, Bauhaus Museum, Park an der Ilm, Duchess Anna Amalia Library, and Belvedere Palace.

Spring and autumn are ideal for sightseeing and cultural events, while August–October brings festivals like the Weimar Onion Market (Zwiebelmarkt).

Yes. Compact and walkable, Weimar is perfect for a 2-or 3-day city break full of history, culture, and beautiful parks.

The city hosts the Weimar Arts Festival, Bauhaus Week, Onion Market, and numerous classical music concerts throughout the year.

Definitely. With parks, museums, and child-friendly attractions like the Deutsches Bienenmuseum, it’s great for families.

Yes. Weimar’s Classical Weimar Ensemble and Bauhaus sites are both on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Weimar is about 25 minutes from Erfurt and 1 hour from Leipzig by train — ideal for day trips.

The Zwiebelmarkt is one of Germany’s oldest folk festivals, held each October with food stalls, crafts, and live music.

Yes. The Bauhaus movement was founded in Weimar in 1919 by Walter Gropius, making the city a major stop for design and architecture lovers.

Yes. The Bauhaus Museum is about a 5-minute drive or 25-minute walk from the hotel.

Leonardo Hotels in the City

The Leonardo Hotel Weimar is the city’s Leonardo property, offering modern comfort in a peaceful, green setting near the historic centre.

The hotel is located on Belvederer Allee, directly across from the Park an der Ilm, and just 10 minutes by bus or car from Weimar city centre.

Yes. The hotel is about 2 km from the old town, easily reached by a short drive, bus ride, or scenic walk through the park.

Leonardo Hotel Weimar offers meeting rooms, Wi-Fi, and parking, making it convenient for corporate guests and conference attendees.

Absolutely. Its indoor pool and sauna, along with the proximity to parks and gardens, make it ideal for a relaxing getaway.

Nearby attractions include Park an der Ilm, Goethe’s Garden House, Belvedere Palace, and the Bauhaus University.

Hotel Features & Services

Yes. All rooms are fully air-conditioned and equipped with modern amenities for comfort in every season.

Yes. The hotel features a large indoor pool, sauna, and fitness centre.

Yes. Guests can enjoy a rich breakfast buffet and dine at the restaurant, offering regional and international cuisine.

Yes. The hotel includes a stylish bar and lounge, perfect for relaxing with a drink after exploring the city.

Yes. The hotel offers multiple meeting and event rooms with natural daylight and modern technology.

Yes. Pets are welcome upon request (additional fees may apply).

Yes. High-speed Wi-Fi is complimentary throughout the property.

Yes. The hotel offers family and connecting rooms, ideal for group or family stays.

Yes. Underground and outdoor parking are available for guests.

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