Lutherhaus
The Lutherhaus is a historical building located in Wittenberg, Germany, that holds significant importance in Protestant Reformation history. Originally a dormitory for Augustinian monks at the University of Wittenberg, it later became the residence of Martin Luther, the key figure of the Reformation. Luther lived in the Lutherhaus from 1532 until his death in 1546. During his time there, he not only worked on his theological writings and sermons but also hosted numerous guests, including students and fellow reformers. The building served as a center for theological discussion and intellectual activity.
After Luther's death, the Lutherhaus underwent various transformations. It was used as a school, a granary, and