Luther’s Legacy and Francke’s Work

Guided tour to book

Close-up of a woodcut depicting Martin Luther from the Cranach Workshop, part of the collection of the Cabinet of Artefacts and Natural Curiosities.

Format

Knowledge

Period

10 working days before the tour possible

Admission

40 Euro per group plus regular entrance fee

Categories

multilingual

The guided tour traces the Reformation heritage in the valuable cultural-historical collections such as the Cabinet of Artefacts and Natural Curiosities and the Library Hall Kulissenbibliothek. Innovations in the educational system, the institutionalisation of the Social Welfare and the founding of the world’s first Bible Institute in 1710 at the Halle Orphanage make the Francke Foundations a lively place for the completion of Martin Luther’s Reformation.

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    • Number of participants (max): up to 25 persons per group plus guide
    • Target group: Groups, Families, Adults
    • Languages: German, English
    Close-up of a woodcut depicting Martin Luther from the Cranach Workshop, part of the collection of the Cabinet of Artefacts and Natural Curiosities.
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