The state capital of Thuringia, Erfurt, looks back on a long and rich history. Discover its impressive historical sights. Erfurt's old town, parts of which date back to the 10th century, is one of the largest and best-preserved in Germany. Stately Gothic churches, baroque half-timbered houses and town houses characterize the medieval scenery. The mighty cathedral rises on one of the largest market squares in Europe. The interior of the cathedral shines with a magnificent high altar from the 17th century, which is over 16 meters high. The Krämerbrücke bridge over the Gera, built in 1325, is the longest bridge built in Europe at 120 meters. To the Cyriaksberg The most visited destination in Thuringia is the egapark. At the top of the almost 300-metre-high Cyriaksberg, it attracts visitors with romantic gardens, exotic tropical houses, an exciting butterfly house and a viewing tower. From IntercityHotel Erfurt the main railway station you have the best transport connections.
