The Luther Oak in Wittenberg – A Living Monument of the Reformation
A special destination for visitors to Wittenberg is the Luther Oak, an impressive natural monument and symbol of the Reformation. The mighty oak tree was planted in 1830 on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession and commemorates Martin Luther and his companions.
The Luther Oak stands at the western edge of the old town, near the Luther House. It is a popular meeting point and photo subject for tourists. Information boards on-site provide details about the tree's significance and its connection to Reformation history.
A walk to the Luther Oak is worthwhile: Here you can experience history in the open air and follow in Luther's footsteps. The Luther Oak is a quiet, inspiring place – perfect for a little break during your visit to Wittenberg.
Address of the Luther Oak:
Elstertorplatz, 06886 Lutherstadt Wittenberg
