The Kirms-Krackow House is a hidden gem for visitors looking to explore Weimar off the beaten tourist path. This 16th-century estate belonged to one of the wealthiest official families in Weimar during the time of Goethe. This volume, featuring colorful illustrations, includes a historical overview of the house and its inhabitants, contributions to the architectural history and the history of the garden, as well as a tour with detailed descriptions of the most valuable exhibits. The guest ABC at the end provides insight into the diversity of the social relationships of the Kirms and Krackow families through 76 individual portraits, including Schiller and Goethe.