If you love art and culture, you should definitely visit the art galleries on the Krämerbrücke. This bridge is not only known for its architecture, shopping and enjoyment, but is also a real hotspot for art lovers. A diverse collection of paintings, sculptures and other works of art can be discovered in the galleries. Works by talented local artists are exhibited here as well as works by internationally renowned artists. It will be difficult for you to choose your favorite work of art, as the variety and quality of the exhibits is impressive. During a visit, you may even have the opportunity to talk to the artists themselves and learn more about their inspiration and techniques. This place is bursting with creative energy and is sure to broaden your horizons.

Discover breathtaking street art that includes giant Black Forest cakes on the walls of houses as well as creative paintings. Erfurt's city centre surprises with a mixture of colourful art and medieval architecture. Admire green-covered residential buildings and immerse yourself in the rich history through the impressive architectural monuments and modern cultural institutions.

Today, the Ägidienkirche is the only one of the two churches that once lined the Krämerbrücke. This impressive Gothic-style church with its stone archway on Wenigemarkt marks the eastern entrance to the Krämerbrücke. The real treasure of the Ägidienkirche is undoubtedly the spectacular view that you can enjoy from the 33-metre-high Red Tower. To experience this breathtaking perspective, you have to climb the 128 steps as part of a tower ascent. From up here, you can admire the Krämerbrücke bridge between the historic houses and enjoy an incomparable view of the impressive ensemble of Erfurt Cathedral and the Severi Church on the Domberg in the distance. This experience is an absolute must when exploring the old town of Erfurt. Tower tours are possible from Tuesday to Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm.

Under the starry sky, surrounded by the historic architecture of Castel Sant'Angelo, you will experience a night full of harmony. The melodic sounds of classical and modern music merge with the echoes of the past. In this unique atmosphere, culture and history combine to create an incomparable musical experience.

Surrounded by historic walls and remnants of times gone by, the interactive outdoor exhibition sites at the Grabenkaponniere offer an exciting opportunity to immerse yourself in history. Here, past and present are brought together as visitors discover the various exhibits. Informative presentations and creative staging offer a lively insight into past eras.

Climb the star-shaped fortress for a panorama that stretches across the rooftops of the old town to the horizon. Historic fortifications, a Romanesque church, and interactive exhibitions on the history of the fortress await your exploration. Children will enjoy the large swings that give the feeling of floating above the city.

Erfurt's only arthouse/programming cinema with a carefully curated monthly program and fair prices. The cinema has been in existence since 1975 and impresses with the special charm of its café and auditorium. A second location of the cinema club is planned for 2025 in the Kulturquartier Schauspielhaus with two additional auditoriums.

At the magnificent Boxberg racecourse, you can immerse yourself in the world of equestrian sports as it was once celebrated in Victorian England. Thrilling horse racing, the opportunity to bet on your favourite, and a variety of riding offers will make your heart beat faster.

Stroll through narrow cobblestone streets, past colourful facades and picturesque courtyards. Discover houses that almost fell victim to demolition and now shine as witnesses of courageous citizens and times gone by. Experience the unique blend of historical objectivity and colorful present that makes this place a living jewel box.

The cabaret "Die Arche" offers humorous satirical programs, most of which are written by its own (permanent) ensemble, but which also include texts by authors from other places. The plays are usually accompanied by music. Harald Richter and Fernando Blumenthal have alternated as directors since 2000. The cabaret puts on around 280 performances a year with 2-3 new productions, meaning that there are always 8-10 changing plays on the program. ErfurtTravelCard: 10% discount on performances and admission.

Every year in July/August, Kinoklub Erfurt organizes an open-air cinema in the Kulturhof Krönbacken in Erfurt's city centre. Films are shown on Fridays and Saturdays at sunset.

St. Severi's Church impresses with its Gothic architecture and fascinating history. The exact age of the church remains a mystery, but it was built in the 12th century. Here you can admire the magnificent altars and discover the sarcophagus of St. Severus, which is decorated with elaborate depictions of his life and the Adoration of the Magi. The church is part of the city's landmark and is located in the immediate vicinity of the cathedral.

Art and creativity flow in the former administration building of the freight station, now a vibrant hub for artists and creatives. With the StattStrand beer garden and regular events such as concerts and game nights, this place offers a unique mix of cultural development and socializing. Don't forget to check out the current program – a highlight is the DJ line-up in August.

The Schottenkirche (St. Nicolai and St. Jacobi) is a three-aisled basilica whose origins date back to the 12th century. It was once used as a Benedictine monastery church and is rich in history. The building has been renovated and reconsecrated over time. Today, the church hosts various cultural events and is a place where you can experience the past in a unique atmosphere.