NATALIJA UGRINA

Goethe House Frankfurt stands as one of Germany's most haunting literary landmarks—the birthplace where Johann Wolfgang von Goethe conceived his masterpiece about a man who sells his soul to the devil. There's something undeniably eerie about standing in the very room where one of literature's most famous devil's pacts was written. As I climbed the elegant staircase of Goethe House Frankfurt, my fingers trailing along the polished wooden banister, I couldn't help but wonder:

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