Krämerbrücke, cathedral, old synagogue - the Thuringian state capital Erfurt has many cultural treasures. And a wonderfully young, student flair. A good mixture for all those who like to discover cities while strolling and wandering: Because in Erfurt you'll find a wonderful medieval city center - with lots of nice stores, cafés and restaurants. Holidaymakers and locals alike stroll through the alleys of the old town, with history and old stories whispering from every corner. Proud historic town houses form one of the most beautiful old towns in Europe, with the neo-Gothic town hall from the 1870s at the fish market, the spire-like St. Severi Church and the mighty cathedral, first mentioned in a document in 1117 - young and old alike like to chill out in the evening sun on its seemingly endless, cascading staircase. Before they move on to end the day in one of the cool pubs and bars (tip: Oma Lilo or Café Hilgenfeld), in the wine distillery on the neighboring Petersberg or in one of the casual restaurants (tip: Mathilda or Ballenberger), where fresh and modern cuisine is served in a friendly atmosphere. Life pulsates in Erfurt, here you can simply let your curiosity drive you.