Haus am Horn
The first Bauhaus model house, built in 1923 in a white cubic form. It is part of the World Heritage site 'Bauhaus and its Sites'.
The Haus am Horn was designed by the painter Georg Muche and built for the first Bauhaus exhibition in 1923. It was the first house built according to Bauhaus principles, with a central living room at its core and functional rooms arranged around it. The kitchen furniture was designed by students, and the house is regarded as a precursor of modern residential architecture. Admission is about €5. It stands on the slope on the east side of the Ilm Park and can be combined with a visit to the park and Goethe's Garden House.
Opening hours
Wed–Mon 11:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- Park an der Ilm
- Goethe's Garden House
- Roman House
- Duchess Anna Amalia Library
- Liszt House Weimar
- Weimar City Palace
- Bauhaus University Van de Velde Buildings
- Goethe's House Weimar