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Always interesting to see how many cyclists have already passed through :)

Good way to get from Gispersleben to Erfurt city center. Please be considerate of pedestrians.

Quiet county road between Nöda and Mittelhausen with improved surface. District border between Sömmerda and Erfurt

Quiet country road L2142 between Rietnordhausen and Nöda with some coarse-grained asphalt

We were the 620th that day

The district of Friedrichsdorf was founded in 1780 as a small colony by the agricultural inspector Neithardt von Gneisenau on the orders of the Archbishop of Mainz and sovereign Friedrich Karl Joseph von Erthal.

Only a few churches reveal their age from the outside. In Tiefthal, however, a stone building inscription states that the tower was started in 1469 by Hans Weise and Thomas Rose ("do hans wise and thomas rose buwemeister worn"). The tower was probably added to an even older church at that time. The current nave - a hall church with a three-sided choir - was added to the tower, offset to the north and east. According to another inscription on the south wall of the church, "the current building was started in the year of our Lord 1510 on the Sunday after the Feast of the Finding of the Cross". In the eastern part of the nave, two steps higher, there is still an altar, which probably dates from the Gothic period. It already had its place in the previous church, as it once had a winged picture from 1410 as an altarpiece. Of this once three-winged picture, only the middle one with a crucifixion motif remains today. It has been on permanent loan from the Tiefthal parish in the Angermuseum in Erfurt since 1924. The current high altar from the workshop of the sculptor Andreas Bessert (Groß-Rettbach) was built in its place in 1737. The organ in neoclassical style, which was extensively restored in 2005, is a late work by Friedrich Ladegast (1818-1906). The Weißenfels organ builder is considered the most important organ builder of the 19th century - comparable to Gottfried Silbermann in the Baroque period.

All Saints Church, Erfurt All Saints Church, Columbarium Founded in 1125 as a monastery church. Parish church since the 13th century; destroyed by a city fire in 1222. At the end of the 13th century, the Gothic reconstruction began using existing remains. Completed in the 14th century. 1487, the west tower, the highest tower in the old town at 53 m, was renovated. The most important work of art is a Pieta from around 1390 in a niche in the outer wall on Marktstrasse. Text / Source: Erfurt.de – the official city portal https://www.erfurt.de/ef/de/erleben/sehenswertes/dom/108130.html#:~:text=Kirchen%20in%20Erfurt:%20Allerheiligenkirche,%20Kolumbarium.%20In%20der%20Erfurter%20Allerheiligenkirche%20entstand