The Krämerbrücke is undoubtedly a must-see for every visitor to this charming city. One of the landmarks par excellence and one of the few completely built-up and inhabited bridges in Europe, it is a real feast for the eyes. Only the Ponte Vecchio in Florence can rival it in this respect, but the Krämerbrücke has its own unique charm. A walk across the bridge immerses you in a lively atmosphere. Small, individual stores, art galleries and cafés are lined up along the street. Here you will not only find typical tourist knick-knacks, but also truly beautiful and unique things. From handmade arts and crafts to local Thuringian specialties and some of the best chocolate creations north of the equator at Goldhelm Schokolade, there is plenty to discover here. Don't miss the opportunity to sit behind the Krämerbrücke bridge on the banks of the Gera. This is pure Erfurt feeling and will give you unforgettable moments of relaxation.

In Kirchgasse, you are enveloped by the impressive atmosphere of past centuries. The historic half-timbered houses along the lane silently tell of times gone by. The aroma of traditional food wafts through the air and tempts you to enjoy it. Kirchgasse is a place where history comes alive and you can experience the flair of the town in a very special way.

Start your day with a leisurely breakfast, surrounded by the history and charm of one of the oldest bakeries in the city. Enjoy freshly baked bread, artisan pastries, and fragrant coffee in an ambience that tells stories of times gone by. Let the flavors and atmosphere take you back in time.

Old-fashioned charm meets lively nightlife. In historic alleys, top bars mix classic and trendy cocktails. Castel Sant'Angelo beckons with beats until dawn. Unforgettable: The variety of live music to techno beats in clubs such as Club Palais 13, where historic vaults meet modern beats. A real journey through time through the bar culture and club scene.

The old town is undoubtedly a real treasure trove of history and charm. Everyone who has ever been here raves about the winding alleyways, the well-preserved half-timbered houses and the amazing 22 churches that adorn the city. A perfect start to your visit to Erfurt is a relaxed stroll through the old town, which will allow you to get your bearings and experience the city's unique atmosphere. Particularly charming districts are the historic Andreasviertel and "Little Venice". The latter owes its name to the numerous small waterways of the Gera, which branch out into idyllic waterways here and are reminiscent of the charming canals of the Italian city of Venice. It is a place of enchanting beauty that will cast a spell over you and is perfect for exploring and enjoying.

Enjoy Fairtrade coffee and homemade cakes outdoors, surrounded by historic architecture and the greenery of the Predigerkirche. Choose your spot on a wall or in the grass and indulge in vegan plucked cakes and berry soda while you catch the sun's rays.

Inspired by international street cuisine, EAT creates quick, fresh dishes that are not only convincing in terms of taste, but also visually. Try the phenomenal Reuben sandwich or the perfectly cooked sweet potato fries and see how the chef brings genius to the plate. Friendly staff and a cool ambience complete the dining experience.

The Zughafen Kulturbahnhof in Erfurt is a lively place of creativity and inspiration. Young companies, artists and musicians come together here to bring their ideas to life. The former freight station area offers space for a variety of activities and events. Craft beer is brewed at the Heimathafen brewery, while Hall 6 serves as a venue for concerts and events. Club Kalif Storch attracts visitors with electronic music and hip-hop beats on weekends. Artisans also present their works at flea markets. In summer, the Stattstrand invites you to enjoy a cozy sundowner. The Zughafen Kulturbahnhof is a place full of life, creativity and good vibes - a must for anyone looking for something special.

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.

Enjoy a casual sundowner in the StattStrand beer garden, surrounded by Erfurt's creative scene. With live music, refreshing drinks and sand between your toes, you'll experience holiday flair right in the city. Here, where Clueso's albums were created, cultural events and relaxed get-togethers combine to create a unique summer highlight.

Embark on an exciting scavenger hunt through the city and find all 17 KiKA figures, distributed in historical and playful locations. From Bernd das Brot next to the town hall to the Kikaninchen near the Krämerbrücke – perfect photo moments await. It's an adventure for kids to discover their life-size TV favorites and pose next to them.

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.

Immerse yourself in a world of the finest chocolate and creative ice cream creations, made with passion and high-quality ingredients. Be sure to try the bridge truffle, a highlight for the palate. In the heart of the Krämerbrücke, hand-coated chocolate bars, nutty spreads and refreshing ice cream await you, surrounded by the picturesque backdrop of Erfurt.

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.

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.

With a vaulted cellar, a modern cafe area and the oldest stone house in Germany (1152), Engelsburg is a popular meeting place and event venue in Erfurt. In addition to rock and pop concerts or party evenings, the student center Engelsburg e.V. regularly offers readings, theater performances and lectures of various kinds. In summer, the beer garden is also popular for open-air events.

In the midst of vibrant streets, an oasis of literature awaits you, where books are not only read, but lived. Explore a variety of genres, immerse yourself in captivating readings, and connect with like-minded people. Here, every page is an adventure, every shelf a new world. Bring your passion for stories to life in a unique setting.

The Presseclub, centrally located in Erfurt, is a good mix of cocktail bar, lounge and music club. Weekly events are catered for. Three days a week, a bistro with burgers, pasta and much more is offered, as well as salsa classes on Wednesdays. Through the gallery it is possible without spatial separation, to find the right place to relax or dance. For celebrations of any kind there are up to 120 seats available. Club, bar and lounge with many events, such as salsa parties, 70s and 80s parties.