WILH. STEINBERG

In 1775, the great playwright, poet, and thinker Goethe was invited by the famous Duke Carl August family to Weimar in Thuringia, Germany. The arrival of Goethe led Weimar to gradually develop into the cultural center of Germany. At the same time, it also promoted the development of music culture throughout Thuringia, as well as the development of handmade piano craftsmanship in Eisenberg in Thuringia, where the Duke Karl August family lived.

At the end of the 18th century, the hand workshops here began to produce piano parts for famous German piano manufacturers, and then began to produce pianos by themselves. After decades of development, the excellent piano manufacturing techniques of these piano hand workshops have made Eisenberg's grand pianos and upright pianos famous all over the world.

The WILH. STEINBERG piano was born in the piano factory established by the Guyer family in Eisenberg in 1877. Despite the world war and political separation, our factory has always been the most outstanding German piano manufacturer since its establishment in 1887.

The foundation of WILH. STEINBERG's vigorous development lies in the excellent quality and exquisite design of pianos. These characteristics have made our factory a great achievement. Our factory is located in the vibrant and artistic city center of Eisenberg. Eisenberg has about 11,500 residents. It is located on the A9 highway connecting Jena and Gera. The traffic is very convenient, which also facilitates the large number of visitors attracted by our factory halls and exhibition halls. Here, you can personally feel the unparalleled charm of WILH.STEINBERG grand pianos and upright pianos.

Please choose WILH. STEINBERG! What you choose is a piano that combines all the wisdom of modern German piano masters and more than 130 years of traditional manufacturing technology: beautiful and pure sound quality, exquisite and meticulous decoration and reasonable price.