Editing Wittenberg (section)

=== Other sights ===
[[File:Aufnahme Luthergarten und Himmelskreuz.jpg|thumb|Luthergarten]]
* [[Luther Oak (Lutherstadt Wittenberg)|Luthereiche]] at the southern end of Lutherstraße, where Martin Luther burned the [[Bull of Banishment]] of the Pope in 1520, thus completing his separation from the Roman Catholic Church.
* Röhrwasser, historical water supply system.<ref>On the subject of Röhrwasser, see Burkhart Richter: ''Wittenberger Röhrwasser – ein technisches Denkmal aus dem 16. Jahrhundert sowie Wasserversorgung Wittenbergs von früher bis heute'' (= ''Series of publications of the Stadtgeschichtliches Zentrum Wittenberg.''). {{ZDB-ID|914183-2}}, issue 13). Stadtgeschichtliches Zentrum Wittenberg, Wittenberg 1991, {{OCLC|258696929}}.</ref> In the 16th century, the steady growth of the population of the town of Wittenberg made a supply of fresh and clear water increasingly necessary. The existing wells and streams were no longer sufficient, as they were increasingly polluted with rubbish. The tubewater changed all that. With the tube water connection, fresh spring water was available to the citizens day and night, summer and winter. It was not until 1883 that the tubewater lost its importance due to the central water supply. Today, the Wittenberg tube water system with its 20 or so existing wells is the only functioning tube water supply system from the Middle Ages north of the [[Alps]] and thus a technical monument. Since 2002, parts of the streams flowing through the town have been opened up.<ref>[https://www.wittenberg.de/staticsite/staticsite.php?menuid=489&topmenu=6 ''Historic streams in the old town.''] In: ''wittenberg.de,'' retrieved 3 August 2016 (planning and construction history of the opening).</ref>
* [[Ratsarchiv Wittenberg]], Juristentrasse 16.
* [[Kirchliches Forschungsheim]], Friedrichstrasse 1a.
* [[Luthergarten Wittenberg|Luthergarten]], park with 270 trees from all over the world near the castle on Kurfürstenring (formerly Hallesche Straße).
* Panoramic circular image ''[[Luther 1517]]'' by [[Yadegar Asisi]], Wilhelm-Weber-Straße near the [[Augusteum and Luther House Wittenberg|Lutherhaus]]<ref>[https://www.wittenberg360.de/ ''Wittenberg 360°.''] In: ''wittenberg360.de,'' retrieved 25 May 2021.</ref>
* Tierpark Wittenberg (Zoological Garden), Juristenstraße.
* Alaris Butterfly Park, Rothemarkstraße.
* K-Building (Kommandantengebäude), to house the planned study collection of the municipal collections, with attached lecture and conference centre, Juristenstrasse 14<ref>Irina Steinmann: [https://www.mz-web.de/wittenberg/museum-im-k-gebaeude--bloss-keine-reine-lagerhalle--29513846 ''Museum in the K-Building? Just not a mere warehouse!''] In: ''mz-web.de,'' 19 January 2018, retrieved 22 September 2019 (start of article freely available).</ref><ref>Irina Steinmann: [https://www.mz-web.de/wittenberg/immobilien-in-wittenberg-stadt-plant-weitere-rochaden-24707584 ''Immobilien in Wittenberg. City plans further castles.''] In: ''mz-web.de,'' 7 September 2016, retrieved 30 October 2019 (start of article freely available).</ref><ref>Marcel Duclaud: [https://www.mz-web.de/wittenberg/k-gebaeude-in-wittenberg-rat-gibt-gruenes-licht-fuer-umbau-zur-fluechtlings-unterkunft-23057398 ''K-Gebäude in Wittenberg. Council gives green light for conversion to refugee accommodation.''] In: ''mz-web.de,'' 29 October 2015, retrieved 30 October 2019 (start of article freely available).</ref><ref>Irina Steinmann: [https://www.mz-web.de/wittenberg/lokalpolitik-in-wittenberg-die-winterpause-ist-vorbei-29466768 ''Local politics in Wittenberg. The winter break is over.''] In: ''mz-web.de,'' 11 January 2018, retrieved 30 October 2019 (start of article available free).</ref>