Duchess Anna Amalia of Saxony-Weimar and Eisenach made the rural estate her summer residence in Far from the constraints of ceremonial life, she passed the time with art and music and received numerous guests, most prominently Goethe, Herder, Wieland and Schiller. Adults 4. Sculptures and busts by the court sculptor Martin Gottlieb Klauer and porcelain works from China, Meissen and Vienna are just some of the handcrafted highlights on display.
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In Duchess Anna Amalia moved her summer residence to Tiefurt which soon became a popular meeting place for poets, philosophers and artists of the Weimar Classical period. After French troops plundered the estate in and Anna Amalia passed away in , life at Tiefurt Mansion quieted down. The hectare park surrounding Tiefurt Mansion extends along both sides of the Ilm River. The sweeping meadows with beautiful clusters of shade trees gently descend to the edge of the water.
On the opposite side of the Ilm, a densely wooded slope rises steeply to a high plateau from which one can get a good view of the surrounding landscape and park grounds.
