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Visit Eisenach.
The half-timbered house at Johannisplatz 9 in Eisenach, known as the "Schmales Haus von Eisenach" or "Handtuch" (towel house), is one of the narrowest and smallest inhabited houses in Germany. It is o...
A house that has miraculously avoided being torn down during the GDR times. Only 2,5 meters (around 8 feet) wide! It's a private home, so you can only see it from the outside, but it's well worth it.
This is a unique piece of architecture, just 6 feet 8 inches wide and 34 feet deep. You cannot tour it since it is a private residence. Check it out as you tour the sights, but do not make a specia...
It is an impressive little house. I visited it as part of a tour through the city. You can't go inside as a person still lives there. So it is not worthwhile to travel to Eisenach to see it, but if yo...
We were on our 34th Wedding Anniversary, and visited Eisenach on a day trip by train. I had been to the Eisenach train station on a Steam Train ride in 1998, but did not have a chance to visit the tow...
Visit Eisenach.
The half-timbered house at Johannisplatz 9 in Eisenach, known as the "Schmales Haus von Eisenach" or "Handtuch" (towel house), is one of the narrowest and smallest inhabited houses in Germany. It is o...
The narrowest house in Europe!!
A house that has miraculously avoided being torn down during the GDR times. Only 2,5 meters (around 8 feet) wide! It's a private home, so you can only see it from the outside, but it's well worth it.
A unique sight
This is a unique piece of architecture, just 6 feet 8 inches wide and 34 feet deep. You cannot tour it since it is a private residence. Check it out as you tour the sights, but do not make a specia...
If you are in the city, have a look
It is an impressive little house. I visited it as part of a tour through the city. You can't go inside as a person still lives there. So it is not worthwhile to travel to Eisenach to see it, but if yo...
34th Anniversary trip
We were on our 34th Wedding Anniversary, and visited Eisenach on a day trip by train. I had been to the Eisenach train station on a Steam Train ride in 1998, but did not have a chance to visit the tow...