The quaint town of Wetzlar owes its significance to the seat of the Imperial Chamber Court, which has been located in the city since the 17th century. Here, Johann Wolfgang Goethe also completed an internship in 1772. He processed his experiences from this time in the first bestseller of German literature, the novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther," which is now considered a classic of world literature. He turned Wetzlar into a pilgrimage site for literature enthusiasts who flock to the locations from the novel, such as the Lotte House or the Jerusalem House. Additionally, the romantic city impresses with its countless half-timbered buildings, the noteworthy cathedral, and numerous testimonies to the optical industry deeply rooted in Wetzlar. The city tour takes you to the most important sights of Wetzlar. On foot and in one day – of course, with the necessary breaks to enjoy Wetzlar's hospitality.