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Krämerbrücke
Europe's longest continuously inhabited bridge lined with buildings, now home to small workshops, galleries and shops.
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- Krämerbrücke, 99084 Erfurt

Thuringia's capital
Medieval lanes, lively squares and UNESCO heritage make Erfurt a city best explored on foot.
Practical city guide
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Erfurt grew where important trade routes crossed. Its former prosperity is still visible in churches, merchants' houses and the Krämerbrücke, lined with homes and workshops.
The city combines centuries of history with the everyday rhythm of a regional capital. Domplatz, Fischmarkt and the Gera riverbanks lead from monumental landmarks to small galleries, cafés and green corners.
Erfurt
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Erfurt
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Europe's longest continuously inhabited bridge lined with buildings, now home to small workshops, galleries and shops.
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A monumental church ensemble above Domplatz, recognised by its broad steps and medieval skyline.
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A central site of Erfurt's medieval Jewish heritage, inscribed by UNESCO.
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A vast Baroque fortress with viewing terraces above the old town.
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A monastery associated with Martin Luther in a quieter part of the old town.
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A large horticultural park with themed gardens, exhibitions and family attractions.
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A colourful square with ornate façades and a neo-Gothic town hall, ideal for a pause during a city walk.
Erfurt
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