If you want to make the company the Chinese (who, as we know, are big fans of classical music), and see the place where the famous composer was born, then your path will necessarily based on Bonngasse street. It was here that the first cry of the newborn Beethoven was heard in a rather simple-looking house in 1770.

Today there is a museum in the walls of this and neighboring houses with the world's largest collection of objects related to the talented master. In particular, the mass of musical scores, musical instruments and paintings, trinkets surrounding the composer. Raisin collections. Beethoven's last piano, a huge ear to the pipe, which he used in the fight with his growing deafness, as well as the famous portrait (all of which are looking at the second floor)

In the house next door is the so-called Digitales Beethoven-Haus (tickets include visits to both buildings), where you can not only listen to the work of a genius, but also watch an interactive 3D show and poke all sorts of gadgets. In addition, a must-visit is a souvenir shop at the museum. Here you can buy a bust of Beethoven for your memory.

Coordinates

Address: Bonngasse 24-26, telephone: +49 228 981 750.

Opening Hours: April-October: Mon-Sat 10.00-18.00, Sun 11.00-18.00, November-March: Mon-Sat 10.00- 17.00, Sun 11.00-17.00

Entrance - 5 EUR, children 4 EUR

Beethoven House, Bonn

Grafiti, Beethoven House