Krämerbrücke, Erfurt – Erfurt Fish Market loop from Mönchenholzhausen

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Krämerbrücke, Erfurt – Erfurt Fish Market loop from Mönchenholzhausen

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Krämerbrücke, Erfurt – Erfurt Fish Market loop from Mönchenholzhausen

01:19

21.3km

140m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 3, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 9.27 km for 109 m

After 9.70 km for 166 m

After 11.8 km for 163 m

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9.29 km

Ursuline Convent, Erfurt

Highlight • Religious Site

The monastery was founded in 1136. From 1667 until today it is used by the Ursulines. The
The monastery church was built in Gothic style in the second half of the 13th century after the previous building fell victim to a fire. In 1944 it suffered severe damage from a bomb attack, and in 1967 the demolition of the monastery was even planned.

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9.74 km

St. Aegidien Church, Erfurt

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The Aegidienkirche in Erfurt forms the east entrance to the Krämerbrücke at the Wenigemarkt with its archway. It is one of the former two bridgehead churches. At the western end stood since the 11th century, the Benedictine Church, which was demolished in 1890 and today only reminiscent of the name of Benediktsplatz (Wikipedia).

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9.81 km

Krämerbrücke, Erfurt

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The Krämerbrücke is one of the oldest buildings in Erfurt and is one of the city's most famous landmarks. It is built on both sides with half-timbered houses and spans the Gera. It connects the Benediktsplatz in the old town center with the Wenigemarkt, which lies at the eastern end of the Krämerbrücke.

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10.0 km

Erfurt Fish Market

Highlight • Historical Site

On the northern edge of the fish market in Erfurt you will find the "Haus zum Breiten Herd", one of the most important Renaissance houses in Erfurt. In 1882, the façade was renewed and lush neo-Renaissance details added. Both façade styles unite at the "Haus zum Breiten Herd" to a successful symbiosis, which is one of the most beautiful of its kind in Germany.

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10.5 km

Cathedral Square, Erfurt

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The Domplatz, with its approximately 3.5 hectares of space and the cathedral, is arguably Erfurt's most striking landmark. Weekly markets, Christmas markets, the Domstufenfestspiele (Cathedral Stage Festival), open-air concerts, and other events take place here, right in the center of Erfurt. The buildings surrounding the Domplatz are worth seeing, and there are numerous restaurants and eateries.

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10.6 km

Erfurt Cathedral

Highlight • Religious Site

The Erfurt Cathedral (formerly also called Marienkirche or Propsteikirche Beatae Mariae Virginis) is the most important and oldest church building in Erfurt. It is 81.26 m high [1] and, with the Gloriosa, has the largest free-swinging bell in the world from the Middle Ages. The cathedral only served as a bishopric for a short time in the middle of the 8th century and was the seat of the collegiate monastery of St. Mary throughout the Middle Ages until the early 19th century. Since 1994 it has been the cathedral of the newly created diocese of Erfurt and the seat of the cathedral chapter.

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10.9 km

All Saints' Church, Erfurt

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The All Saints Church is a small Roman Catholic church from the 12th / 14th centuries. Century. The Gothic hall church stands at the fork of Allerheiligenstrasse and Marktstrasse in the center of Erfurt. It has an irregular floor plan and the tallest church tower in Erfurt's old town at 53 meters. Since 2007 it has been the first Roman Catholic church in Central Germany to have a columbarium.

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11.4 km