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1974年以来、この建物は公式の市立博物館となっています。入場すると、訪問者はエアフルトの歴史を巡るタイムトラベルに誘われます。 展示の中心的なテーマは「奪われたミッテ」と「プロイセンの都市としてのエアフルト」です。中世の商業都市から現代の州都への発展が包括的に展示されています。 歴史的な地下貯蔵庫はアクセス可能で、ルネサンス時代の保管状況をリアルに伝えています。エアフルトはマルティン・ルターの生涯において重要な場所であったため、この章も展示において重要な位置を占めています。

Cool houses floating on the water and not far from the bike path.

A beautiful place with various highlights, sights and places to eat.

Benedict's Square in Erfurt is a historic square located at the western entrance to the Merchants' Bridge (Krämerbrücke) in the Old Town. It was first mentioned in 1510 under the name "Für der Krämerbrucken" (For the Merchants' Bridge). Later, in 1817, it was renamed "Vor der Krämerbrücke" (Before the Merchants' Bridge). Finally, in 1831, the square was named Benedict's Square in remembrance of the Benedictine Church that once stood there. This renaming occurred after the church was sold and subsequently demolished in 1809/1810 by the French General Domains Director Gentil. Several streets and squares converge at Benedict's Square, including Michaelisstraße, Kreuzgasse, the Merchants' Bridge, the Town Hall Bridge, and the Fish Market. https://www.die-kraemerbruecke.de/benediktsplatz-erfurt/

The Kaisersaal (Imperial Hall) in Erfurt is one of the oldest event venues in Europe, combining an exceptional historical ambiance with state-of-the-art facilities and impeccable service under one roof. This listed building has been welcoming guests from all walks of life for over 500 years. Among the most famous are Napoleon and Tsar Alexander I at the Congress of European Princes in 1808; August Bebel at the SPD (Social Democratic Party of Germany) Erfurt Party Congress in 1891, where the groundbreaking "Erfurt Program" was adopted and the new name "Social Democratic Party of Germany" was officially established; as well as Goethe and Schiller, and Niccolò Paganini and Clara Schumann, who also lend their names to the smaller conference rooms within the Kaisersaal. https://www.erfurt-tourismus.de/sehens-wissenswertes/sehenswertes/weitere/kaisersaal/

This memorial, which commemorates the 55,000 dead in Buchenwald, stands at the beginning of the Blood Road leading to the camp

It's a great place to relax; the water is illuminated in the evenings.

Fresh and delicious water right next to the bike path.