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The Franciscans (called "Barefoot Friars" because of their bare feet) settled in Erfurt as early as 1224 – it was one of their first establishments in the German-speaking world. Construction of the present church began after a city fire in 1291. The chancel was consecrated in 1316, while the nave was not completed until the early 15th century. The church is a three-aisled basilica with pillars. Typical of the mendicant order is the absence of a grand west tower; instead, it has a slender roof lantern (and a small tower on the north side).

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Always recommended for a break 😉

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Information boards are a great addition... 🍀 Unfortunately, some have been sprayed or destroyed by some idiots 🥺

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A truly well-designed facility. There's something for everyone. Well-marked paths, and a completely stress-free journey to and from the city center.

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A wonderful lake right on the Gera Cycle Path. There's also a restaurant on site. It's worth stopping for.

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A must in summer

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Good for your feet 👍

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Preacher's Church, Erfurt The Preacher's Church was originally built in the 13th century and is now a Protestant church in the city center of the Thuringian state capital Erfurt. History of the Preacher's Church in the state capital Erfurt Side view of the Preacher's Church. The Erfurt Preacher's Church is a three-aisled, cross-ribbed vaulted basilica. It represents the ideals of mendicant order architecture in a particularly clear form and monumental design and is one of the most beautiful and significant examples of this in the German-speaking world. A very important factor is that, despite the almost two hundred year construction period from 1270 to around 1450, construction continued consistently in the forms of the early period. The result is a uniform, closed overall impression that is determined by the width and depth of the space, which is clearly structured by pillars and vaults. The keystones show coats of arms of Erfurt patrician families and numerous guilds that contributed to the construction of the nave with their donations. The Dominican monastery was built at about the same time as the church was built. Text / Source: Erfurt.de - the official city portal https://www.erfurt.de/ef/de/erleben/sehenswertes/dom/108145.html#pk_campaign=Redirector-Webcode&pk_kwd=ef108145

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