Beethoven House

Beethoven's former residence is a three-story villa-style house. The structure inside and outside the former residence is retained. You can see Beethoven's piano. There are some living supplies in the house. The backyard is a small garden, which is quite suitable for creating an environment. [View] Beethoven's place of life [Fun] Fun is just fine

German attractions are rarely charged, so the price is not a problem, the most famous attraction in Bonn city center, adjacent to the cathedral, walking distance to the shopping pedestrian street, not far from the Rhine. Beethoven, as a symbolic figure in Bonn, has many places in the name of Beethoven, such as Beethoven Square, Beethoven Memorial Hall, Beethoven Auditorium, Beethoven Street, etc.

Bonn's representative attractions, not far from the train station, walking distance, as a resident of Bonn Chinese, almost every day to work will pass by, Beethoven is a representative of Bonn, there is a cathedral not far from the university main teaching building, there are many leisure parks on the Rhine River suitable for walking

It is the birthplace of Beethoven. It is located in an ordinary residential area. The admission ticket for the day was １２ € for adults at the museum shop opposite the house. There is a coin locker in the basement, and you need to leave your baggage. The toilet was clean and nice! Beethoven's birthplace is a museum as it is, and you can see various exhibits such as piano, pens, and letters. Easy access as it is close to the station!

From Beethoven's former residence, strolling on the romantic cherry blossom avenue, the moonlight is as silky and leaking, the moonlight song is spewed out of the brain.

Beautiful environment, hospitality: enthusiasm, low consumption threshold, convenient transportation, convenient parking, very suitable for children and family to play. .

Very small place, very simple place, very good, quite beautiful environment, I feel very good

Beethoven's former residence is located at 20 Bonn Lane, north of Bonn, a two-story pink house that is inconspicuous. Beethoven's parents moved here in 1767, three years later Beethoven was born here. In 1889, it was converted into a former residence museum, the largest collection of Beethoven's life in the world today.