Martha Apartments are located in the historical area, in a house built in 1911. Looking out of the window in the living room or bedroom, you will see wonderful well-groomed facades in the Art Nouveau or Gründer style. And from the kitchen window you will have a view of the city and the hilly landscape of the Vogtland region in the distance. And although in Martha Apartments you will have to climb stairs, but the lack of an elevator is a typical situation for houses from the early 20th century. But on the stairs you will see a beautiful ceramic tile that has gone through all the reenactments of history. The apartment has a bedroom with a large double bed and a spacious wardrobe, a living room with TV and dining table and a fully equipped kitchen. If you are traveling with a small child, we will provide you with a rollaway cot. Parking in front of the house is free, but for this reason it is often busy. But let's hope it works for you. We look forward to welcoming you and hope you enjoy your stay here! make your stay at Martha Apartments as comfortable as possible!

How can you find Martha Apartments? If you are driving, here are the coordinates 50.494055, 12.124168. If by public transport from the Oberer Bahnhof train station, then you will need to take the Linie 4 tram and drive 3 stops to Tunnel, change to Line 3 there and drive 3 more stops to Dittrichplatz. If you are coming from the Plauen Mitte train station, then take the Linie 3 tram and get off at Dittrichplatz (tram numbers change in the opposite direction). And from there you go 7 minutes on foot. Plauen, first mentioned in 1122, is the largest city in the Vogtland region. And there is something to see here. Church of St. John, built in 1122, rebuilt in 1548, Old Town Hall, built in 1382, rebuilt in 1548, Vogtlandmuseum in houses built 1787-89, Erich-Ohser-Haus-museum of the draftsman and cartoonist e.o. Plauen (the characters invented by him, a mustachioed father and a mischievous son, have become the hallmark of the city), the historic houses of weavers Weberhaeuser, Spitzenmuseum (in 1900 Plauen lace won the Grand Prix at the World Exhibition in Paris), Baerenstein viewpoint. The Vogtland region is home to the Goeltzschtalbruecke and Elstertalbruecke, two of the largest brick b